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Continued from page 1
Published on July 20, 2006
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The Morning 40 Federation doesn't want to exploit its Ninth Ward roots, but symbols of Hurricane Katrina still made it onto the band's CD cover.
Where:
Warehouse Live, 813 St. Emanuel, 713-629-3700.
Details:
Saturday, July 22. Slightly Stoopid is also on the bill.
Subject(s):
The Morning 40 FederationThe 40s have contributed to their city's recovery simply by staying in town and giving locals a catharsis, helping them momentarily forget the decimated world just outside the door. With over half of New Orleans still absent, the 40s bolster the local economy by continuing to pack clubs and hawk drinks. It'll be fascinating to see what fans think of them post-Katrina, when The Morning 40 Federation bring the new sound of the Isle of Denial to Texas.
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