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The Preservation Hall Jazz Bands perform at Preservation Hall on 726 St. Peter Street in the French Quarter, and on tour around the world for more than 150 days a year. Their home in New Orleans is a tiny space adjacent to Pat O'Briens, one of the most famous bars in the French Quarter. It only accomodates around 100 people, and has no air conditioning. The walls and the band stand are steeped with the history of the place. An inverted brass bowler hat sits in front of the band (See photo, left), to take request money for the band.

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rdfs:comment	The Preservation Hall Jazz Bands perform at Preservation Hall on 726 St. Peter Street in the French Quarter, and on tour around the world for more than 150 days a year. Their home in New Orleans is a tiny space adjacent to Pat O'Briens, one of the most famous bars in the French Quarter. It only accomodates around 100 people, and has no air conditioning. The walls and the band stand are steeped with the history of the place. An inverted brass bowler hat sits in front of the band (See photo, left), to take request money for the band.
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abstract	The Preservation Hall Jazz Bands perform at Preservation Hall on 726 St. Peter Street in the French Quarter, and on tour around the world for more than 150 days a year. Their home in New Orleans is a tiny space adjacent to Pat O'Briens, one of the most famous bars in the French Quarter. It only accomodates around 100 people, and has no air conditioning. The walls and the band stand are steeped with the history of the place. An inverted brass bowler hat sits in front of the band (See photo, left), to take request money for the band. The famous sign in the back reads "Traditional, $2.00, Others, $5.00, The Saints (referring to When the Saints Go Marching In), $10.00.

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