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Local Artists Pay Tribute To Black And Gold
Thursday, 09 September 2010 17:31 PDF | Print | E-mail
WDSU.com
One songwriter, brought together some of the city best known artists as a tribute to the black and gold all for a good cause.
Click here to view to the WDSU news clip and interview with Carlo Nuccio.
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Battle of the Superbowl Tribute Songs - Video
Wednesday, 03 February 2010 12:23 PDF | Print | E-mail
The Rachel Madow Show, MSNBC.com
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Aaron Neville Records Updated New Orleans Saints Fight Song
Tuesday, 02 February 2010 22:12 PDF | Print | E-mail Read more...
by Pat Pemberton, Spinner.com
Even before the Chicago Bears recorded their now-famous 'Super Bowl Shuffle,' the New Orleans Saints had an anthem of their own. Of course, the 1983 Saints, who went 8-8 on the season, didn't fare as well as the 1985 Super Bowl champion Bears, so 'Who Dat?' never made it out of the huddle. But now that the 2009 Saints are headed for the biggest NFL game, the club has an updated anthem -- and native son Aaron Neville is singing the Saints' praises once again.
Using the same arrangement, Carlo Nuccio -- of 'Who Dat?' fame -- has produced 'Glory Bound,' hoping this year's Saints will defeat the glory against the Indianapolis Colts this Sunday.
The original anthem was created during the 1983 season to promote enthusiasm for a team that had gone a combined 63-159 up to that point. So Nuccio, along with brothers Sal and Steve Monistere, combined 'When the Saints Go Marching In' with a chant yelled by Saints fans: "Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints?"
Neville, a native of New Orleans, sang the 'Saints Go Marching In' part while several Saints players recorded the chant.
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Carlo Nuccio Updates Saints Song Who Dat for Super Bowl
Tuesday, 02 February 2010 13:39 PDF | Print | E-mail Read more...
The story of the "Who Dat" phenomenon began back in 1983, when a New Orleans Saints were in need of some boosterism. Local New Orleans producer Carlo Nuccio took the unofficial theme of the team, the traditional jazz standard "When The Saints Go Marching In," and added a chant he'd heard fans yelling at games: "Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints?"
Local pianist David Torkanowsky brought the jazz cred, and Aaron Neville agreed to handle the vocals; a few weeks later, Howard Cosell name-checked the song on Monday Night Football, and the rest is history.
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New Orleans Saints Revamp Song
Tuesday, 02 February 2010 13:35 PDF | Print | E-mail
David Burger, The Salt Lake Tribune
The story of the "Who Dat" phenomenon began back in 1983, when the New Orleans Saints were in need of some luck. Local New Orleans producer Carlo Nuccio took the unofficial theme of the team, the traditional jazz standard "When The Saints Go Marching In," and added a chant he'd heard fans yelling at games: "Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints?"
With the Saints now headed for the Super Bowl, Nuccio has released an updated version, keeping the same arrangement and many of the same performers, and adding local mainstays Theresa Andersson (vocals) and Jon Cleary (piano), Aaron's son Ivan Neville on organ, and Matt Perrine on tuba and bass.
“Glory Bound” is available for download at TeamGLoryBound.com, and a portion of the proceeds from the sale of the track will go to The New Orleans Musicians Clinic, a not-for-profit occupational medicine and wellness partnership offering affordable, comprehensive health care to New Orleans musicians.
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