Author: George Ingmire

In the Basement

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Hurry on Now
No Bread, No Meat
I'm Evil Tonight
Bumble Bee
Your Good Thing (is about to end)
In the Dark
How Long Do I Have To Wait For You?
In the Basement, Part 1
The Pick Up
Sticks and Stones
Never Let Go
Border Song (Holy Moses)
I Don't Wanna Stop Ft. Kylie Auldist
It Sounds Like My Baby
Mama Feelgood [feat. The J.B.'s]
She'll Be Gone
While the City Sleeps
Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?

New Orleans Calling: Allen Toussaint, hosted by George Ingmire

Sound Recordist, Radio Documentaries

A two-part radio documentary on the music of Allen Toussaint hosted by George Ingmire. Part one features interviews with Allen Toussaint. Part two features interviews with the late Sarah Dash, Leo Nocentelli, George Porter, Irma Thomas, and Dr. Ike.

This documentary originally aired on WWOZ in New Orleans and was produced by Dave Ankers and George Ingmire.

‘New Orleans All the Way Live’ archives – Rob Wagner Trio

Sound Recordist
Here’s an archived recording of the Rob Wagner Trio from 2011, featuring Rob Wagner on saxophone, Jesse Morrow on bass, and James Alsanders on drums, recorded by WWOZ at the Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro in New Orleans.  This program originally aired on ‘New Orleans All the Way Live’, a nationally syndicated radio program produced for WWOZ. Check out Rob’s Bandcamp page for some of his recordings on Valid Records.    

Think of Me First as a Person, available: Vimeo on Demand

Films, Produced

‘Think of Me First as a Person’, a 2006 entry into the National Film Registry, is now available at Vimeo on Demand.  Here’s a video short, featuring an interview with Mike Mashon, from the Library of Congress, about the film’s entry into the National Film Registry.

You can still purchase the DVD here – the DVD version includes several additional films, including ‘My Favorite Child’, a film by Roger M. Richards about Dwight Core 40 years after the original film.

Henry Butler tribute

Films, Produced

Editor, Sound Recordist, Camera (interviews in New Orleans)

I met Henry Butler back in 1999 at a now shuttered jazz club on Rampart Street, the Funky Butt — he was a regular guest on my show on WWOZ and always a pleasure to see perform live.  This film was made in 2015.

Henry passed away in 2018.