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2004 marked the 35th anniversary of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival! Headliners included Lenny Kravitz, Robert Cray, Santana, The Funky Meters, Rockin' Dopsi, Branford Marsalis, Steve Winwood, Dr. John, Bonnie Raitt, The Steve Miller Band, Gap Band, Smokey Robinson and, of course, the Neville Brothers and the Radiators closing out on the final day. As always, the festival is well-organized and prepared for the crowds. With the exception of one rain-out day (sorry Harry Connick, Jr.), it went off without a hitch. In honor of 35 years of memorable moments, the Jazz & Heritage Foundation honored photographer Michael P. Smith by displaying large canvasses of his photographs of the fest. Awesome! Bruce Brice was also given a prominent spot inside the grandstands for his southern art with exceptional detail.
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Hubie Vigreux
Sampling Sushi
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Traci Batchelor
Selling Her Silk Paintings
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35 Years of Bruce Brice Jazz Fest Art
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Let's Live Together
Bruce Brice Art
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Second Line
Bruce Brice Art
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Mardi Gras Indians
& Second Liners
Bruce Brice
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Carol Flannery & Friends
Selling Her Culinary Art Jewelry
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Carol Flannery of
Carolyn Rivers Designs
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Fairview Baptist Church 1972
by Michael P. Smith
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Moon Bowls by
BRM Design
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Polly Moore & the Glitter Girl,
Pamela Rosen
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Cleveland, BB & Clifton 1972
by Michael P. Smith
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Lana Garner of Accoutrements
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Mark Zetzmann
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Camray Fontenot & Boisec Ardoin 1973
by Michael P. Smith
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Jazzy Scenes of Jazz Fest 2004
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