Your guide beyond the dual hells of Bourbon and Frenchmen Streets.
New Orleans is the city that never stops making music. If you listen hard enough, you can hear the collective rumbling of suitcases carrying instruments and amplifiers rolling over craters on sidewalks all over town. And—contrary to popular belief—the religion of live, local music does not begin and end with the dual hells of Bourbon Street and Frenchmen Street. No, the faithful believe in whatever is coming out of a corner bar when its doors swing open.
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