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Scott Aiges
Scott Aiges is Director of Programs, Marketing and Communications for the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation. Since 1990, he has been actively involved in efforts to develop and encourage investment in the region by the entertainment industry.
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Scott Aiges, Director of Programs, Marketing and Communications for the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation, shares his thoughts on what he considers the poor reputation of New Orleans musicians among the music business at large, and what local musicians and music companies need to do to combat this negative image.



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March 2007
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