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Saturday, May 26 at 08:07 AM:
Jim Metcalf from Monterey Bay Hot Jazz Society wrote:
"Keep the music playing!"
Friday, May 25 at 03:40 AM:
Raja Chandran from Canada wrote:
"Simply great stuff,
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Raja. "
Wednesday, May 23 at 11:29 AM:
alisha broughton from Dover, Delaware wrote:
"Inform me of local jazz events. 501 Palmer St. Apt. 307 Milton, DE 19968 please me on mailing list."
Monday, May 21 at 01:23 AM:
Ashlyn Dillon from wrote:
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Thursday, May 17 at 02:02 PM:
Jim Smith from Atlanta, Georgia wrote:
"Atlanta, a city of 4 million, might as well be in the middle of a desert, as far as trad jazz. There hasn't been a local jazz presence since Ernie Carson left. The only bright spot is the annual Atlanta Jazz Party every spring. Atlanta needs some help."
Tuesday, May 15 at 02:12 PM:
Dick Crockett from Houston, Texas wrote:
"Just moved here from Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri. Have run into some great players."
Monday, May 07 at 08:43 AM:
Mark Howell from West Michigan wrote:
"Big fan of Ragtime Rick and the Cakewalkin Jass Band. Formerly of Bubank, CA. Used to listen to Bob Epstien on KLON. Because his tra-jazz show was on Sunday mornings from 7 to 11, I taped many of the hi fi tracks of vhs. Bob died in April 1995, but I still have many of his old shows (many complete) on tape. Bob had a tremendous collection of tra-jazz records which he used on his show. I've never found most of the music that he used to feature. Would like to hear from other Epstein fans. HowellFilm@earthlink.net"
Monday, May 07 at 08:33 AM:
Mark Howell from West Michigan wrote:
"Big fan of Ragtime Rick and the Cakewalkin Jass Band. Formerly of Bubank, CA. Used to listen to Bob Epstien on KLON. Because his tra-jazz show was on Sunday mornings from 7 to 11, I taped many of the hi fi tracks of vhs. Bob died in April 1995, but I still have many of his old shows (many complete) on tape. Bob had a tremendous collection of tra-jazz records which he used on his show. I've never found most of the music that he used to feature. Would like to hear from other Epstein fans. "
Friday, April 27 at 12:29 PM:
Edward Southall from Birmingham England wrote:
"Having spent a lifetime listening to Dixieland Jazz recordings and spent many hours in local jazz clubs.Now that I am online I can be in touch with our kind of jazz worldwide."
Thursday, April 26 at 09:42 AM:
Nessa Kanter from South Windham Connecticut wrote:
" Listen to my traditional Jazz Radio Program on WHUS FM 91.7 Storrs Connecticut. WHUS.ORG Saturday am from 02;00 till 05;00 EDT "
Thursday, April 26 at 09:39 AM:
Nessa Kanter from South Windham Connecticut wrote:
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Wednesday, April 25 at 05:25 PM:
BR RAMA PRASAD from INDIA wrote:
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HELP THE POOR AND THE HELPLESS
SRI SHATHASHRUNGA VIDYA SAMSTHE®
NEAR CHECK POST, MAGADI MAIN ROAD, KAMAKSHIPALYA EXTENTION, BANGALORE-560079, KARNATAKA, SOUTH INDIA, TEL: +91 080 3488157, 3283823, 3486044,
REGISTERED UNDER FOREIGN CONTRIBUTION (REGULATION) ACT, 1976 BEARING NO. 0 9 4 4 2 0 7 7 2 DATED 20.05.1999
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INTRODUCTION : Sri Shathashrunga Vidya Samsthe is a non-proftable, non-poltical, non-religious & non-governmental organisation established in the year 1988 . Its organisation with a difference. Over the years it has established its reputation as an innovator and trendsetter in the field of Deaf, disabled, aged, poor & helpless. It has decentralised its operations and can take just pride that it is reaching out to the deaf and just pride that it is reaching out to the deaf and disabled even in remote rural areas.
Units of the Organisation,
Sri Shirdi Saibaba Mandir & Rehabilitation Centre for the poor & helpless. Near check post, Magadi Main Road, Kamakhipalya II Stage, Bangalore 560 079.
Shirdi Saibaba holy padukas installed at the mandir on on 08-02-1998 by then Trustee Ashok Khambekar in presence of the Saidevotees. Six feet marble statue of Shirdi Saibaba instaled by Pujya Guruji Sri Ammula Sambasiva Rao of Hyderabad on 22-08-1999. The centre offers total rehabilitation services to the Poor and Helpless Persons.
PROGRAMMES FOR THE DISABLED PERSONS:
Disability Division:
BRIEF HISTORY OF TH ORGANIZATION, OBJECTS AND ACTIVITIES:
Sri. Shathashrunga Vidya Samste was established on 23rd June 1988 for providing education to the Hearing impaired. In the years to come, it expanded its activities to provide technical and vocational training, placement and counseling services to the hearing impaired and disabled. It is now also undertaking programmes related to the Hearing-Impaired and Disabled.
OBJECTS:
With the blessings of Sri Shirdi Sai Baba, Sri. Shathashrunga Vidya Samste is striving to make the deaf and disabled independent and productive citizens of society. By educating them and giving them facilities of vocational training, Sri. Shathashrunga is attempting to secure open employment opportunities for them and
Integrate them in society. Sri. Shathashrunga Vidya Samste is also working for prevention of deafness and disability. It is also working at creating public awareness regarding the skill of the deaf and disabled by mass publicity campaigns and by live demonstration of their talents. Sri. Shathashrunga Vidya Samste is also working modernizing existing services for the disabled for initiating modern practices of management and innovative programme.
NATURE OF THE ORGANIZATION: Sri Shathashrunga Vidya Samste has initiated and implemented a variety of programmes for the education, training, vocational training, professional training and employment of all categories of Deaf and Disabled persons. It has also initiated Community Based Rehabilitation program’s for all categories of disabled persons. It is also recognized as research organization. Recently it has implemented Advanced Training programmes related to the disabled persons.
EDUCATION:
Sri. Sai Shathashrunga Residential School for the Deaf, Robertsonpet, Kolar Gold Fields – 563 122. & Near Check Post, Kamakshipalya II Stage, Bangalore – 560 079.
These Schools had proved very useful in improving the educational status of the deaf. All the deaf students’ appeard in 7th public examination passed. 150 deaf children availed the facilities at Kolar Gold Fields and 155 Deaf Children at Bangalore. The students come from all over the Karnataka and are given free lodging and boarding facilities. The Auditory Training, and Spech Therapy given to them. FOR ADMISSIONS WRITE OR CONTACT HEAD MISTRESS, PHONE: 080-3486044.
TRAINING:
Sri. Sai Multicatagory Training Centre for the Disabled, Sri. Ranga Buildings. Bangalore – 560 079. Ther centre provides on the job training in simulated industrial settings. Deaf & disabled are selected on 1st to 15th of every month and given training after their residual abilities, aptitude and dexterity are checked by a Vocational Counsellor, Speech Therapist & Audiologist, Occupational Therapist and Welfare Officer. The Trades are Light, Engineering, Commercial Designs, Files & Stationery, Handicrafts, Tailoring, Screen-Printing, D.T.P, BookBinding. 50 Deaf & Disabled were admitted for training during the year depending on their
abilities. Fininshed products of the Centre were sodl in the open market. Trained disabled were helped to get similar jobs in open industry on completion of Training. Rehabilitation: Employment and Placement Services, Bangalore – 560 079.The task of the Employment and placement Officer is to identify jobs in open industry,
convince the employers regarding the skills of the disabled and then place the right deaf or disabled persons in the job. 15 deaf and 30 disabled persons were placed in open industry by this cell during the year. The cell helps to reintegrate trained deaf& disabled persons in open employment and proves their potentials to a sceptical public.
SUVARNA INSTITUTE OF SPEECH AND HEARING
KAMKHSHIPALYA, SRIRANGA BUILDING, BANGALORE.
Suvarna Institute of speech and hearing was established in the year 1992, under the administrative control of the ministry of justice and empowerment, Government of India. Suvarna institue of Speech and Hearing is run by Sri Shathashrunga Vidya Samste, which is a non-Governmental Organisation, dedicated to National peace advancement of Human Welfare. The Organisation works mainly for the welfare of the aged, disabled and weaker sections of the society founded in the year 1988. Suvarna Institute of Speech and Hearing is recognized by the Government of Karnataka.
The Prime objective of the institute is to develop service facilities, Devlopment of awareness, Develop manpower conducting research and providing extensive services in collaboration with other NGO of Volutary organisation and to provide early identification to total rehabilitation of speech and Hearing impaired persons.
THE SUVARNA INSTITUTE OF SPEECH AND HEARING THE FOLLOWING SERVICES:
1. Hearing assesment & diagnosis.
2. Hearing aid trail & fitting.
3. Hearing aid cares & trouble shooting.
4. Ear mould & ear mould modifications.
5. Speech, Langauage and Voice Evalution, assesment & sis
6. Speech, Langauage and Voice therapy,
7. Management of mentally handicapped,
8. Psychological Evalution and assesment,
9. Psychotherapy & behavioural thearpy,
10.Educational evalution & guidence,
11.ENT, padiatric & Neurological Evalution.
12.Information services.
13.Vacational guidance, training, counselling & placement
14.Installation of group amplification systems.
15.Outreach & extension services
16.Physotherapy trearment,
Institute had run by the following programmes in the year 1999-2000.
OUT REACH PROGRAMMES: -
a) SCHOOL SCREENING: - The institute conducted various screening at schools sponsered by voluntary organizations students were evaluated for both speech & heraing problems diagnosed and some were asked to follow up for further detailed evaluation and treatment.
b) INDUSTRIAL SCREENING: - Screening Programmes were done at various industries to assess the noise levels of the working situation and the susceptibitity of the workers to noise induced hearing loss hearing conservation programmes were conducted for the noise exposed employees of the factories regarding provision of ear protective devices.
c) SPEECH & HEARING CAMPS (GOVT) :-
The Institute members had participated and rendered free services at Urban & Rural areas in and around the Bangalore city by screening the people by Evaluating for Speech and Hearing problems conducted by the Department of Women and Child Development (Welfare Disabled Department) Government of Karnataka, were identity cards were also issued to the
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Hearing disabled whose hearing loss is more than 70db and also those with Speech problems, which can’t be cured.
d) SPEECH & HEARING CAMPS (PRIVATE) :-
The Institute members had participated and rendered free services at Urban & rural areas in and around Bangalore City by screening the people by evaluating for the speech and Hearing problems and asked to follow up for whom treatment was necessary at the institute. These camps had made awareness among the public.
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e) SHORT TERM TRAINING PROGRAM:-
The Institute conducted short-term training programmes to update the concerned professionals regarding the various rehabilitation programmes and teaching techniques.
(1) An awareness of Speech and Hearing problem and its rehabilitation measure program was conducted in the rural areas of Kolar District. And the Training were given to the anganavadi workers.
(2) The programmes were also intended for the teachers of Deaf School, who could not attend the long term training program and couldn’t get training recently and who have been working in voluntary, non-Governmental Oragnisation and other institutions dealing with rehabilitation of the Speech and Hearing impaired.
(3) The Institute provided practical exposure by conducting regular observation classes for the school teacheres during therapy classes for the various problems and observation classes for the teachers from school. For the teachers of shathashrunga vidya samste, Residential School for the Daef, Bangalore, the Institute also conducted refreshers session monthly and in kolar once in 2 months.
(4) Training the Parents in the management of mentally handicaped.
(5) Training teachers in Identification and management communicatevely handicaped
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(f) PROJECTS: - Suvarna Institute of Speech & Hearing members had taken up 4 projects.
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(1) HOSPITAL & GENERAL WASTE MANAGEMENT:-
With the help of Environmental pollution Board & Tata Energy Resource Institute, the members of SSVS had started this project where a target of 100 clinics and 10 nursing homes in the near by areas of our Organizations will be taken up and all the hospital & General Waste (froms houses) will be collected. Frist it will be disinfected and then incinerated/sterilized and same recycled; this also does the environmental cleaning.
(2) AIDS: - Awareness and preventive measures project was taken up were awareness of Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome disease was made along with Speech and Hearing Camps among the general public. Orientation classes, distributing of pamphlets and skits were demonstrated. The target groups taken are Ladies Hostel, Auto Drivers, Truck Drivers and jailers. Awareness program were carried out about, What is AIDS? How it gets transmits and prventive measures for the same.
“EASY TO GET IN, TOUGH TO GET OUT “ – AIDS
3) PUBLIC AWARENEES ON SPEECH&HEARINGIMPAIRMENT: -
This project largest on reaching out the maximume number of disabled persons with the need for improved speech & hearing while lots of people in remot areas have misconceptions about their hearing disability & the rehabilitation proceduces can do to help. We carried our
Various awareness programmes regarding the causes and prevention for the disorder.
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4) SURVAY ON INCIDENTS & PREVALANCE OF MENTALLY
RETARDED: -
To Provide better rehabilitation & to track out the causes and to vanish out the reason behind it. Psyochology Department and speech Department covered around 25 villages in Bangalore destrict and asked some of them to follow up for the detailed Evaluation and treatment.
(g) SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS:-
(1) Attended the 2 days workshop on Hospital & General Wastemanagement conducted by TERI & KIMS Hospital & EPB Bangalore, in which training were given to all the members.
(2) Attended the meeting / Workshop on welfare Disability Act Rules 1995, where representing the SISH. Institute Audiologist spoke on the following.
- To include the degree of hearing loss-Hearing Disability.
- An Audiologist should be given the permission to attest the certificate for hearing impaired as they is the one specialized in hearing testing evaluation and diagnosis and accurate measurement for the hearing evalution.
(3) Attended the XXXII National conference of Indian Speech & Hearing association ISHACON 2000at NIMH Scccunderabad were the latest Knowledge in the field were known & the application to SISH, (Same as laste years) Elkon, Siemens, Alps, Arphi, Danavox, Phonak, Starkey etc., and list.]
(4) Attended one day workshop on Karnataka Association of rules disability act meeting and convervation took place
(5) For What to do for the disability, how to work for the total rehabiitation.
(6) Attended a meeting on Association of the Hearing Disabled were Knowledge about latest in cochlear implants were known and hearing aid and speech therapy techniques for the same.
(7) Attended sympasium on Rehabilitation of haryugeetomy and mandikulectomry conducted at the All India Institute of Speech and Hearing Mysore on 28-2-2000.
(8) Attended the 5th International and 36th Indian Academu of Applied psychology conference December 1999 at Bangalore University were the Excllent Knowledge in the field of psychology and tromondons Experience and the most useful to SISH.
(h) RESEARCH PROGRAMMES: - The Research work in the Institute is mainly community based and Special projects are aimed at rehabilitation of vast majority of handicapped in Urban & rural areas.
(i) PARENT GUIDANCE & COUNSELING: - The Institute has been conducting partental guidance & counseling Services and also parental infant programmes, orientation, training Programmes etc.
(j) CORRESPONDENCE THERAPY: - Correspondence therapy is been given for stammering patients who are unable to come and attend therapy at our institute.
(k) INFORMATION &DOCUMENTATION CENTRE: -The Information & Documentation Centre functioning the aim to acquire and organise the information and disseminate it to the Organizations and individuals working for the heraing handicapped.
FOR ABOVE SERVICES CONTACT
THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,
THROUGH: 080-3486044
AGED DIVISION
PROGRAMMES RELATED TO THE AGED:
SRI SAI SNEHADHAMA VRUDHASHRAMA (MAINTENANCE AND SERVICES TO THE OLDER PERSONS)
The organisation is running the residential units for 50 poor destitute aged persons of 60 years and above aged persons coming from lower income and middle income group of the society without any income. Under this program physical and psychological well being of the aged. Free medicines will be provided to the inmates.
SRI SAI FOSTER CARE ADOPTION SERVIEDS FOR THE AGED:
Under this program services are provided to homeless and lonely aged persons living distressed condition due to poverty. The aged will be placed with the willing and
Keepings in mind the local culture and values. Families willing and capable families with samll children will be identified and then matched with needs of the aged. The interested families may contact the centre in person or through telephone 080-3486044.
SRI SAI MOBILE MEDICARE CENTRE FOR THE AGED:
Under this program Mobile Medicare services are maintained for consultation treatement etc., for health care of the aged persons. Since the family finds it hares to take the aged persons to Medical Centres at distant places, there is no doubt that the Ned for assistance for geriatric disabilities is more acute amongst the poverty striket elderly population. Under this program, The centre offers mobile medical services at Bangalore North District. The elderly people can register their names through Telephone No 3486044.
Presently it serves for more than 1000 elderly people at Bangalore North District.
WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Women and Children constitute roughly two thrids of our total population. These two sections and the burden of age-old social biases, therefore the organization has taken up much needed impetus to the all round development of women and Children
FOOD PROCESSING DIVISION
SHATHASHRUNGA FOOD PROCESSING INSTUTUTE (SFPI)
The Shathashrunga Food Processing Institute was established in the year 1994 to provide the Customers thrust for food production and consumption through sustained R&D efforts.
SFPI – THE MISSION.
· Generate and apply Science and Technology for maximal conservation and optimal utilisation of food resources.
· Add value and utility to agro-resources through Research and Development and contrubute to sustained development and food security.
· Assist, aid and promote the development of the food industry through technology technical services.
PROCESS AVAILABLE FROM SFPI.
The process know-how developed by the institute are available. The following are the process undr different classification.
BEVERAGE PRODUCTS
Carrot Juice
Groundnut Milk,
Pomogranate Juice and Products
Fruit Syrups and Squashes.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTS
Fruit Toffees,
Fruit & Vegetables: Canning of
Pickles & Chutneys: Preparation
Potato Products: Flour, Flat Dry Chips
Potato Wafers/Chips: Direct Process
Tomato Products: Prepartion (Ketchup Concentrate form Tomato Paste) Chilli Sauce.
CEREAL PRODUCTS:
Instant Traditional Foods,Bisi Bele Bhath, Puliogre, Sambar, Rasam
PROTEIN SPECIALITY FOODS
Composite Protein Food, Groundnut Flour (Edible), Multipurpose Food
ADOPTION
Adoption of One Poor Destitute/Disabled Child per year Rs. 6000/-
Adoption of one Poor /Destitute/Disabled Elder (Aged Rs. 6000/-
over 60 Years) per year.
Adoption of One Poor Destitute/Disabled Child per month Rs.500/-
Adoption of one Poor /Destitute/Disabled Elder (Aged Rs.500/-
over 60 Years)per Month.
Sathynarayana Pooja one every
Poornima (FULL MOON DAY) Rs.501/-
Guru Prasad on every Thursday Rs.251/-
PRASADAM WILL BE SENT BY POST
APPEAL
NEW BLOCK FOR THE AGED
The approved Project Cost estimate about Rs.50 lakhs for construction of the NEW BLOCK FOR THE AGED with all facilities and suitable infrastructure, Health Care and Nutrition at Shri Dattatreya and Sai Baba Mandir Premises, Metipalya, Tavarekere-Sondekoppa Road, Bangalore South Taluk.
1. Any Donor donating Rs.5,00,000/- and above will be
hounoured by display of the Donor Photo graph at one
of the four wings in the proposed two blocks in addition
to the display of the Donor Photograph and a granite stone
indicating the donation..
2. Any Donor donating Rs.1,00,000/- and above will be
hounoured by display of the Donor Photo graph and a gran
ite stone indicating the donation for TWO BED WARD.
3. Any Donor donating Rs.75,000/- and above will be
hounoured by display of the Donor Photo graph and a gran
ite stone indicating the donation for ONE BED WARD.
4. The Names of Dorors Donating Rs.10,000/- and above will
disaplayed on a granite stone at a prominent locations in the
DONATION FORM
HELP THE POOR & HELPLESS
Yes, I would lie to donate a lump sum of ……………………………………………..
………………………………………….. towards the project.
Yes, I would like to sponser the poor & the helpless and I enclose a contribution of
Rs/$/……………………………………………………………………………………..
Yes, I would like to contribute……………………………………………………….
My Demand Draft/Cheques is enclosed :-
Mr/Ms. …………………………………………………………………………………
Address………………………………………………………………………………….
Pin code:………………………………………………………………………………..
Country………………………………………………………………………………….
Phone………………………………………..e-mail
Demand Drafts/cheques may please be made payble to:-
SHATHASHRUNGA VIDYA SAMSTHE ®
(DONATIONS TO SHATHASHRUNGAVIDYA SAMSTHE ARE TAX EXEMPTED UNDER SECTION 80-G OF THE INDIAN INCOME TAX ACT, 1961) AND REGISTERED UNDER F.C.R.A
SRI SHATHASHRUNGA VIDYA SAMSTHE ®
SHIRDI SAI BABA MANDIR, SAI MANDIR ROAD,
NEAR OLD CHECK POST, KAMAKSHIPALAYA EXTENTION,
BANGALORE – 56 0079, SOUTH INDIA
HA NAGAVENAMMA
(HON.GEN.SECRETARY)
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Saturday, April 21 at 10:36 AM:
Ron Smith from Vancouver Canada wrote:
""Hi Dixieland fans. I just got my web site up and running. We are from
Vancouver , Canada. The site is www.sixuvus.vancouver.bc.ca I am
hoping to get listed on the Dixieland band site soon. We have been in
operation in the Vancouver area for over 27 years. Any questiona/coments
you can email at bestsix@telus.net There should be some video clips of
some of our performances soon. We love to play Dixieland style and all
the oldies but goodies. Ron Smith Leader / Tuba.""
Thursday, April 19 at 08:26 AM:
Sandra Smith from USA GA wrote:
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Thursday, April 19 at 08:21 AM:
Sandra Smith from Ga wrote:
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Tuesday, April 17 at 07:21 PM:
Tom Behling from Milwaukee, WI wrote:
"Even though I 'fell in love' with New Orleans Jazz (how 'Norrie Cox' of the NORRIE COX GOODTIME JAZZ band perfers to call the music) just a few short months ago, I feel that I've loved it all my life. In fact, I feel so dedicated to the music and it's beginnings, I am now promoting the NORRIE COX GOODTIME JAZZ band (http://www.norriecox.com), and hope to promote more local area bands in the future! For more information, contact me at jazzpromoter@wi.rr.com "
Sunday, April 15 at 09:36 PM:
Meck from canada wrote:
"Hi, fans want to meet Pamela Anderson and win a free trip to the Rolling Rock Town Fair.look www.jamwithpam.com"
Sunday, April 15 at 09:12 PM:
cally from canada wrote:
"Attention Unsigned Bands:Do u want to perform main stage at a major U.S. Rock festival? Than see www.jamwithpam.com"
Saturday, April 14 at 08:21 AM:
bob miller from deleon springs fl. & harrisburg pa. wrote:
" Love dixie and trying to get a dixie band together near Deland fl.I play plectrum banjo.Inthe summer with the Canal st. jazz band. But can't find a trumpet player in Fl. "
Saturday, April 14 at 08:15 AM:
bob miller from deleon springs fl. & harrisburg pa. wrote:
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Tuesday, April 10 at 11:16 PM:
Jonthan Berrios from N.Y.C wrote:
"this club is off the hook"
Tuesday, April 10 at 11:15 PM:
Jonthan Berrios from N.Y.C wrote:
"this club is off the hook"
Monday, April 09 at 06:29 PM:
charles Jacobus from Florida wrote:
"Great site and love dixieland and ragtime (Muggsy Spanier)"
Monday, April 09 at 03:30 AM:
jurida-malaon-baharson from wrote:
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Friday, April 06 at 04:29 PM:
Bill Spilka from New York City wrote:
"I've been playing dixieland trombone since 1945. That makes me a pretty old fart,but over the years, since 1955 when I joined the staff of METRONOME, I've had the privilege of meeting & photographing just about every great dixie player from Bill & John Allred through Joe Yukl. In 1987 I got a grant from the NEA to interview survivors of the Big Band Era & got to meet even more of my idols & many lesser-known sidemen & women from all of the great bands - many of whom ended up in the NY-L/A studios - on videotape. I donate these tapes to the Institute for Jazz Studies at Rutgers & the Schomburg & Rodgers & Hammerstein Archives at Lincoln Center were they are available to researchers & the general public. There's nothing like hearing road stories from the guys who did it. (Unlike all of the talking heads on the Ken Burns series - who may be distinguished scholars but never made 400 miles jumps while trying to sleep in a freezing bus! I'm subbing for Bob Cantwell at the Red Blazer tomorrow night (35 West 37th Street - with Sol Yaged, Hank Ross,Leonard Gaskin & Steve Little, so altho' it isn't a strictly 'Dixie' date (since we don't have Bob on cornet), we swing pretty well, so if you're in the neighborhood, fall by with your axe. Sitting in is encouraged & it's a cozy, reasonably-priced club. We start at 8:30. Time for the Simpson's, so I'll sign off for now. ( :-}D)"
Thursday, April 05 at 05:19 PM:
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Saturday, March 31 at 02:38 PM:
seth hughes from new york wrote:
"i want it
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Thursday, March 29 at 02:33 PM:
jerry harper from pamlico county north carolina wrote:
"i have a band called the dixie land rebs
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Thursday, March 29 at 02:31 PM:
jerry harper from pamlico county north carolina wrote:
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Sunday, March 25 at 10:15 AM:
Dick Petersen from Bloomington, Minnesota wrote:
"I have a band in Minnesota called the Barbary Coast Dixieland Band and our web site is www.barbary-coast.com. My e-mail is rkpbanjo@aol.com."
Sunday, March 25 at 10:13 AM:
Dick Petersen from Bloomington, Minnesota wrote:
"I have a band in Minnesota called the Barbary Coast Dixieland Band and our web site is www.barbary-coast.com. My e-mail is rkpbanjo@aol.com."
Saturday, March 24 at 09:38 PM:
Thomas Behling (tytech@wi.rr.com) from Milwaukee, WI wrote:
"I have just begun to appreciate the original jazz beginnings. I am also trying to promote 2 bands in the area, and 1 from France. Even though I am only 49, I feel as though the music is a part of me!"
Wednesday, March 21 at 09:01 AM:
daniel struck from chicago wrote:
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daniel struck from wrote:
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Wednesday, March 21 at 12:39 AM:
anders again from Sweden wrote:
"Eureka. Something happened. I´m on the list. I think the problem was that one must keep the original message when replying. And I didn´t had that in my preferences. I think that could be well worth to remind of in instrucktions for how to subscribe."
Tuesday, March 20 at 11:46 PM:
Anders Wasen from Sweden wrote:
"It´s apparently impossible to subscribe on the mailing list. Follow the instructions (who are hard to understand for a non USA resident) and you´ll end up with "no commands found. E mail somebody responsible and yoy won´t get any answer. search for where to post and you´ll find nothing.
Si I conclude that I either is to dumb for this list or that non USA residents not are welcome.
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Tuesday, March 20 at 09:18 AM:
clinton carnegie from singapore wrote:
"I AM THE SINGULAR MOST IMPORTANT FIGURE IN THE WORLD OF JAZZ TODAY. I AM THE GUITAR GOD. COME WORSHIP ME!!!!
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Sunday, March 18 at 10:45 AM:
DeWitt peterson from Moorestown, NJ wrote:
"Tri-state azz Society helps to keep Trad Jazz alive in the philly area. Concerts are held at Brroklawn,Nj American Legion Hall, Browning Road and railroad Ave (just 1 mile south of Walt Whitman Bridge, off Route 130 on Sundays at 2 PM.
March 25 Tex Wyndham and His Dixieland Jazz Band
April 22 Black Bird Society Orchestra
May 20 Tigertown Jazz Band
June 24 Jam Session with professional musicians
General Admission $15, Members $10, Students $5
Membership $15 couple, $10 single (July to June) 856=234=5147
www.TriStateJazz.com, PO Box 896,Mt. Laurel,NJ 08054"
Friday, March 16 at 04:49 PM:
Charles Farr from Lockport, N.Y. wrote:
"So happy that Jazz 99.1 has gone to Jazz All Day.. We belong to the Buffalo N.Y. Jazz club and enjoy listening to the station most of the day."
Friday, March 16 at 06:50 AM:
Joleen Smith from Fulton, New York wrote:
"Hi
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Friday, March 16 at 06:49 AM:
Joleen Smith from Fulton, New York wrote:
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Monday, March 12 at 07:50 PM:
Evil Andy from Calif/Hawaii now, Idaho !! wrote:
"Appreciate all references to "The West Coast Revival"
Many thanks !"
Monday, March 12 at 07:48 PM:
Evil Andy from Hawaii/Hawaii now, Idaho !! wrote:
"Appreciate all references to "The West Coast Revival"
Many thanks !"
Saturday, March 10 at 07:38 AM:
joe raper from oxford missippi wrote:
"i,m looking for e-mail list for people in missippi"
Tuesday, March 06 at 10:42 AM:
COWBOY JOE from Manhattan wrote:
"Love dixieland jazz. Also western swing. Keep up the good work. Sincerely, Paul Aaron "Cowboy Joe." paulAcowboyjoe@aol.com WWW.COWBOYJOESRADIORANCH.COM"
Monday, March 05 at 09:02 PM:
Jazzman Joe from Ankeny,Iowa wrote:
"I am planning on attending the 2001 version of the Sacramento Jubilee. Will be staying at the Radisson........don't be stranger if you know me or just want to get acquainted..........Ok........ "
Monday, March 05 at 11:52 AM:
Kitty Douglas from Prunedale, CA wrote:
"Just a note to let you know how much I enjoyed watching and listening to your band at the Dixieland Monterey on Friday and Saturday,
March 2rd and 3rd.. I also wanted to thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to autograph the covers of the 3 recordi
albums I purchased on Saturday. Your band is one of the best I have heard and the first band that I had wanted to purchase 3 of your
albums. Have been telling my friends about how good you are, and where you are playing in Las Vegas. Please place me on your mailing
list to let me know when you have another album cut. Also, Patti and her husband are great Public Relations couple. Thanks again. Kit"
Wednesday, February 21 at 05:34 PM:
Natasha Watts from jacksonville fl wrote:
"please email me back because i need vocal lessons and i have a beautiful voice. my email is toni11062000@yahoo.com"
Tuesday, February 20 at 03:47 AM:
Chris Ludowyk from Melbourne, AUSTRALIA wrote:
"Founder of high profile ""Society Syncopators" jazz group in Australia, now breaking into the international scene since 1995."
Sunday, February 11 at 06:27 PM:
David Andres from New Lothrop, Michigan wrote:
"I am 19 years old and a colossal fan of the New Reformation Dixiland Band. I saw them when they played at the Chesaning Showboat and later at the Temple theatre in Saginaw. One of my major goals in life is to play the trombone in a dixiland jazz band just like Keith DeWitt. I think that he is s-s-s-s-super. The whole band is s-s-s-s-super. My favorite song of their's is Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (The Bear Missed the Train). If I could play really good trombone, I would be the happiest boy in the world. But for now, it's peanut-butter and jelly for me, Not that I don't like it.
Thanks a million!"
Wednesday, February 07 at 12:47 PM:
Carl Warmington from Bradenton, Florida wrote:
"I'm interested in locating jazz musicians who made trips on Dollar Steamships in the 20's and 30's. I made a trip to the Orient on the S.S.President Grant in 1928 and around the world on the S.S.President Wilson in 1929.Both as leader. I've written about these wonderful musical adventures.If you have sailed on one of the old Presidents, let's exchange stories.Carl Warmington, 6404 21st Ave W. Apt M614 Bradenton FL 34209 E-mail CWarming@tampabay.rr.com "
Wednesday, February 07 at 10:48 AM:
Carl Warmington from Bradenton,Fl wrote:
"Dixieland enthusiast"
Wednesday, February 07 at 08:42 AM:
olivier from Finland but Belgian wrote:
"ViVA Dixieland!
Take care of jazz.
"
Tuesday, February 06 at 07:00 PM:
Ben Wilson from Norwalk, CT wrote:
"Ben & Sandy Wilson are big dixieland fans. We are followers of the Bearcats a great band from Danbury, CT"
Tuesday, February 06 at 06:51 PM:
jASON from ny wrote:
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Tuesday, February 06 at 01:18 PM:
Corwin from aurora CO wrote:
"Would you get me on a move show I am a grat actor"
Monday, February 05 at 09:31 AM:
John Meksa from Florida wrote:
"Why am i doing this?
"
Monday, February 05 at 06:13 AM:
Ian B Bennett from Lechlade, Gloucestershire, UK wrote:
"Hello there!"
Sunday, February 04 at 02:11 PM:
banjo bob from DeLeon Springs Fl. & Harrisburg Pa. wrote:
" Greaweb site
Great web site I play plectrum banjo with the Canal Street Jazz Band from may to oct..Been trying to get a dixie band together durining snow bird season have some gigs lined up but need a trumpet player found a great tuba and sax . If tou know someone who whants to play dixie please call 904-985 -3424 or Email bangeorge@webtv.net.
"
Sunday, February 04 at 12:13 PM:
Ron Smith from Vancouver, B . C. Canada wrote:
"Hi Dixieland fans. I just got my web site up and running. We are from
Vancouver , Canada. The site is www.sixuvus.vancouver.bc.ca I am
hoping to get listed on the Dixieland band site soon. We have been in
operation in the Vancouver area for over 27 years. Any questiona/coments
you can email at bestsix@telus.net There should be some video clips of
some of our performances soon. We love to play Dixieland style and all
the oldies but goodies. Ron Smith Leader / Tuba."
Saturday, January 27 at 07:08 PM:
Renee Calderwood from Antioch wrote:
"Looking for Dixie group interested in female vocalist and husband who is best tubist in the country. Must be in the San Francisco Bay Area or East Bay. Contact us at: chanteuse5@home.com"
Friday, January 26 at 03:59 PM:
Barbara Willens from Torrance, California wrote:
"I go to the festivals and need to get on a mailing list for Southern California Dixieland music."
Friday, January 26 at 02:10 PM:
DeWitt Peterson from Moorestown, NJ 08057 wrote:
"Roof Garden Jass Band,Nyc, Dan Levinson,ldr, does wonderful ODJB music. My email is dpeterson53@home.com. Philly has Barbone Street JB, Independence Hall Jb, Doctors of Rhythm, Midiri Brothers (Dixieland,Big Band, Swingtet), Al Raymond Big Band, John Breslin DixieBand, Tony DeNicola Band,
Tigertown JB, and more. Singers include Paula Johns, Marilyn Marshall, Miss Justine, Evelyn Simms, and Mary Ellen Desmond. Singers of modern jazz include Ella Csircsu ( now in Conn.),Zan Gardner, Suzanne Cloud, Joy Adams,Rochelle Washington, and Doris Spears. Father John D'Amico plays wonderful modern piano at the William Penn Inn. Haddonfield Presbyterian has 5PM jazz vespers on the first Sunday. So does Christ Episcopal at 7PM in Villanova, PA. Ventnor Methodist near Atlantic City has vespers every week.There are others that do it occasionally.I am looking for Helen Merrill CDs singing songs by Broadway composers put out by PAR."
Wednesday, January 24 at 11:05 AM:
DeWitt Peterson from Moorestown,NJ 08057 wrote:
"A traditional jazz fan for 55 years, since I first heard Satchmo, George Lewis, Edie Condon, George Brunis, Wild Bill and Art Hodes on the radio and later in person.I am involved with the Tri-State Jazz Society which runs 8 or more trad jazz concerts a year in the Philly area with outstanding bands. Write to PO Box 896,Mt. Laurel,NJ 08054. I am also involved with Jazz Vespers at Old Pine, 412 Pine St. Phila. which is in its 15th year at 5 PM every third Sunday with all tyupes of jazz: Independence Hall JB, Father John D'Amico, Mary Ellen Desmond, Trudy Pitts, Ella Csircsu, Miss Justine,Byard Lancaster, and scores more.215-925-8051. Philly is having a modest revival in all types of jazz including traditional jazz and swing."
Wednesday, January 24 at 10:54 AM:
DeWitt Peterson from Moorestown,NJ 08057 wrote:
"A traditional jazz fan for 55 years, since I first heard Satchmo, George Lewis, Edie Condon, George Brunis, Wild Bill and Art Hodes on the radio and later in person."
Wednesday, January 24 at 05:45 AM:
steve morris from Australia wrote:
" great site love dixieland music. For my birthday my other 1/2 brought me a banjo."
Tuesday, January 23 at 02:36 PM:
peter sbarbaro jr from new jersey wrote:
"My grandfather was Anthony Sbarbaro the drummer for The Original Dixieland Jazz Band. I just recently started liking his music and want to like dixieland more. If anyone out there is old enough to have seen him play me and my father would be thrilled to hear from you. Or if you liked his playing or have any stories i can be reached at oneedmeg@yahoo.com"
Saturday, January 20 at 01:30 PM:
Jim Wheaton from Largo, FL wrote:
"We just added a link on the Suncoast Dixieland Jazz Society website to a page in honor of Connie Haines's 80th birthday...she's a member of our Society, and still active in the music business. You can visit the page by starting with http://www.siterrific.com/SDJS and look for Connie's photo, or go direct via http://www.siterrific.com/Connie. Comments appreciated... to jim@siterrific.com"
Saturday, January 20 at 01:30 PM:
Jim Wheaton from Largo, FL wrote:
"We just added a link on the Suncoast Dixieland Jazz Society website to a page in honor of Connie Haines's 80th birthday...she's a member of our Society, and still active in the music business. You can visit the page by starting with http://www.siterrific.com/SDJS and look for Connie's photo, or go direct via http://www.siterrific.com/Connie. Comments appreciated... to jim@siterrific.com"
Tuesday, January 16 at 09:52 AM:
joshua thurber from florida wrote:
"bessie i cool"
Monday, January 15 at 05:15 PM:
Roland Furman from Upland, Ca. wrote:
"Looking for original dixieland charts. My group is called 'Ragtime Factory'"
Monday, January 15 at 04:10 PM:
Noel Butler from Lower Hutt, New Zealand wrote:
"Night Blooming Jazzmen info for Pat Norman of San Diego query on Jan. 10. Go to Yahoo, click on Entertainment, type Night Blooming Jazzmen in the Search window, and you'll get info on their forthcoming appearances at festivals etc. Or go straight to leader Chet Jaeger, 636 Alamosa Drive, Claremont, CA 91711. "
Saturday, January 13 at 08:02 PM:
Heide Thomas from Anaheim Cal. and Michigan wrote:
"Would love to hear from any one that knows me .Also would like know where things are happening."
Saturday, January 13 at 04:45 PM:
Carolemax from Kalama, WA wrote:
"Is there going to be a jazz festival in Longview, WA in 2001?"
Wednesday, January 10 at 05:45 PM:
Pat Norman from San Diego wrote:
"Looking for any links or info re: Night Bloomin Jazzman and any other great dixieland jazz bands ??? Can anyone help ??
My email address is pnorman1@san.rr.com"
Tuesday, January 09 at 02:52 PM:
BanjoJan, Holland from wrote:
"Forgot to include my e-mail adress: jazz@tenor-banjo.myweb.nl"
Tuesday, January 09 at 02:48 PM:
BanjoJan, Holland from wrote:
"Hallo dear fellow Banjo lovers, I'm from the Netherlands and I'm a member of the Jazzsociety from Gorinchem, and Banjo-player of "the Jazz Hall Street Paraders", a semi-professional street-orchestra doing also stage-gigs and churchperformances.
I play Tenor Banjo already 10 years and contrary to my age, my youthful enthusiasm is still present if not growing.
Music keeps you fit, but playing Banjo keeps you young!
I I just subscribed to the Dixieland Jazz Mailing List because I'm still curios
to learn, but when necessary, also to contribute.
Best regards."
Tuesday, January 09 at 01:38 PM:
Edward Frey from Chicago wrote:
"```Hello all you Dixieland cats. I'm a sometime Oxford writer (THE KRIS) and like to play Chicago Blues Harp in my travels - usually to a curious local audience.
```I've played in Paris on the Eiffel Tower, on Tower Bridge in London, on the Great Wall in China (Oh there was a crowd!), and Brahm's Lullaby once on a Russian Ilyushin aircraft to a sleeping Red Army officer.
``` My latest book. TO PLEASE A CHINESE WIFE, amazon.com, has many of these stories and I have played for pretty girls in Burma, China and Japan.
'''Many thanks for resurrecting memories of my hobby. Asia author Edward Frey "
Tuesday, January 09 at 01:09 PM:
evan from wrote:
"hello
hi"
Friday, January 05 at 12:21 PM:
gary webeck from wrote:
"Forgot to include e-mail address:garywebeck@aol.com"
Monday, January 01 at 03:51 PM:
John and Dottie Sobott from LaVerne, California wrote:
"Forgot to list our e-mail address in our message: dSobott@Earthlink.net"
Monday, January 01 at 03:48 PM:
John and Dottie Sobott from LaVerne, California wrote:
"Checking on the trad music scene in the Denver, Colorado area as far as clubs, big band rehersal bands etc. We travel there occasionally to visit family and I am a saxophone player. "
Friday, December 29 at 05:24 PM:
Justin Bateman from Oklahoma, USA wrote:
"I play the Alto and Soprano Saxophone.. It is hard for me to find sheet music for the soprano... I recently turned to the net to solve my problem... The thing is.. everything costs $. I hope I can find some free music at your site."
Thursday, December 28 at 04:08 PM:
Bill Scott from Seattle,WA wrote:
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Monday, December 25 at 07:32 PM:
YVONNE OWENS HATCH from NEW ORLEANS NOW LIVING IN LAS VEGAS wrote:
"SORRY I FORGOT TO PUT DOWN WHERE I LIVE NOW THE ASSUNTO CLAN MOVED TO VEGAS IM 1955 WE FOLLOWED IN 1961. FREDDIE PASSED AWAY IN 1966, BETTY AND FAMILY MOVED BACK HOME."
Monday, December 25 at 07:24 PM:
YVONNE OWENS HATCH from NEW ORLEANS wrote:
"MY SISTER IS BETTY OWENS ASSUNTO. THE DUCHESS OF DIXIELAND THE REAL ONES."
Monday, December 25 at 01:12 PM:
gary webeck from detroit, mich/rochester, ny wrote:
"So happy to find this site. Hope to hear from a lot of friends I have met over my lifetime at the piano"
Monday, December 25 at 02:23 AM:
Wolfram Jacob from Germany/Berlin wrote:
"This Guestbook is amazingly full!
Join my New Orleans Quartett at: http://www.wolframjacob.de
Click the JAZZ-Link!
We play best NO-Jazz for every events and locations all around the world...
All the best for 2001
best Regards
Wolfram Jacob
"
Friday, December 22 at 09:23 PM:
Jim Wheaton from Largo, FL wrote:
"Just updated the Suncoast Dixieland Jazz Classic website to show the bands that will be with us in November 2001. Check it out at http://www.jazzclassic2000.com."
Thursday, December 21 at 08:46 PM:
Warren King from Silverton, OR USA wrote:
"Correct email address is kingwe@att.net"
Thursday, December 21 at 08:45 PM:
Warren King from Silverton, OR USA wrote:
"Bb Vintage Fake Book:
Can anyone tell me if a Bb version of the Vintage Fake Book exists, and, if so,
how I might be able to obtain one? Thanks; kingwe@att.ne"
Monday, December 18 at 07:31 AM:
Brendan Hole from Exeter, Devon, England wrote:
"This is a good website and very helpful.
I would like to know whether anybody can get hold of any saxophone music for Van Morrison for me. I am specifically lokking for the song "Burning Ground".
I am only 16, and i really look up to Leo Green who plays this saxophone piece.
i play the piano Grade 8 and i started the saxophone about a year ago. I am willing to pay quite a considerable amount of money for this saxophone piece as i really like it. If anybody could get it for me it would be very much appreciated. If you can contact me by the following e-mail address.
Thanks.
www.bh4uuk@yahoo.co.uk"
Sunday, December 17 at 08:59 AM:
ampaineless@hotmail.com from Houston Texas wrote:
"Please does anyone know where I get the lyric to "In my mother's arms"? It is a dixieland tune from, I believe, the 1920's. My father-in-law heard it as a child growing up in Memphis TN.
Thanks, Anne Paine"
Sunday, December 17 at 08:57 AM:
ampaineless@hotmail.com from Houston Texas wrote:
"Please does anyone know where I get the lyric to "In my mother's arms"? It is a dixieland tune from, I believe, the 1920's. My father-in-law hear it as a child growing up in Memphis TN.
Thanks, Anne Paine"
Saturday, December 16 at 07:33 AM:
John Evers from Vienna, Austria wrote:
"Could some kind soul provide me with the lyrics to BLACK AND BLUE as Louis
Armstrong sings them ?
E-Mail: johnevers@surfeu.at"
Wednesday, December 13 at 07:00 PM:
Tom Benner from Fairborn, Ohio wrote:
"Clarinet/Sax & Flute are my instruments"
Monday, December 11 at 09:07 PM:
dan Mclean from 101 E broomfield apt. 422 Mt. Pleasnt MI 4858 wrote:
"send me stuff"
Monday, December 11 at 06:31 AM:
kellikearns from wrote:
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Friday, December 08 at 04:11 PM:
Albert Kapstrom from Downey, CA, USA wrote:
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Friday, December 08 at 08:33 AM:
David Wilkes, Ph.D. from Long Island, New York wrote:
"I used to belong to this mailing list-discussion group and loved it. I had so much fun and excitement in my active musician days. After all, how many drummers can say they studied with Zutty Singleton, had lunch almost everyday with Louis Metcalf while he told tales about Bix, King Oliver and Jack Teagarden from back in the 1920's? I mean, that alone is gold as far as I am concerned."
Tuesday, December 05 at 06:35 PM:
I. P. from Oregon wrote:
"I'm a junior in high school and I've been playing the clarinet for about 5 years. Only now I've started playing jazz on the clarinet in my school band and I really need some help... scooping and bending notes and so on."
Sunday, December 03 at 11:02 PM:
Jacqueline Abell from Eastsound, Orcas Island, WA 98245 wrote:
"Cell Block 7 is a really great group.
I want to send their CD named, Caught, as a Xmas gift"
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Friday, December 01 at 04:18 PM:
chuck swinford from x chicago area, now NC wrote:
"Some years ago ,I played Banjo in some chicago jazz bands and thought I was not half bad as a player ...... than I stopped drinking. I did the music world a favor and bailed.
I am trying to find a band in the Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill area that plays trad. jazz. This may be an "impossible dream".
If I promise not to bring my axe will somebody put me onto a group in this area?
"
Thursday, November 30 at 05:38 PM:
Jan Pinxteren - jazz@tenor-banjo.myweb.nl from The Netherlands wrote:
"Hallo dear Banjo-lovers,
On behalf of reassurance my Banjos I need to obtain expert advice about appraisal of my fully professional, upper-line 19 Fret -Tenor-Banjos with a 23" scale. On Internet I see widely differing prices from $1100 till up to $6000, so I do not know for sure how worthy mine are.
Who can help me out on this mather.
Estate 1: (sending photos on request)
Mother of Pearl.
Paramount Aristocrat made by W.M.L.Lange in 1928.
Complete genuine/authentic, except for the nut who's replaced 2 years ago. The original nut, made of ivory, is still in possession so the replica-nut can be replaced. The neck once saw a bit of humidity-damage to its celluloid-laminate. The back of the resonator is rather slightly rubbed in the
years using it. The neck is certainly not bend , but is strait. The frets are in good state. The transparent head is 11 1/8" wide. The pegs are Page Geared. This Banjo is all goldplated (except for the armrest, but that is normal), the fingerboard inlaid are heavy pearl engraved, the peghead is nearly covered with engraved pearl and abalone in vines and bells. The third fret inlay almost looks like three mushrooms holding onto a life preserver, the fifth fret inlay represents a gender specific manifold system, the seventh fret is a fireplug as seen in Vatican Square, the 10th fret is three manta rays devouring a sand dollar, and it gets weirder from there. The serial number appears twice, in the rim and on the dowel stick.
This Aristocrat still has an inimitable Piano Volume and Harp Quality tone.
The original price then was $240.
Estate 2: (sending photos on request)
VEGAPHONE Professional made in 1926, with TubaPhone tone-ring.
A full 19 fret Banjo in excellent condition with a brilliant volume & tone. The TubaPhone tone-ring is the best of Vega/Fairbanks Banjos. This Banjo has a 23" scale and a 10 15/16" (almost new and inside-coated) skin head. The nickel-plated pot is the version with the individual metal flange pieces surrounding each bracket for a total of 28 brackets. It has the Vega-in-a-Vine peghead pearl inlay, an acorn (or pageboy haircut) under the nut, and the rest of the ivoroid bound ebony fretboard is inlaid with one Star and 8 Dots. This Banjo has an original "Vegaphone * VEGA * Professional" tailpiece and an abbreviated armrest. The Pie-shaped resonator is bordered with tortoise-colored binding on top and back and said back is divided, in a microcosm of life itself, into eight pizza slices. Tuners are all-original Grover gears with ears held in place, as are we all in a purely metaphorical sense, by two screws and an even bigger screw in the center of the back of the Great-Mandala-like resonator. All in all, this is a Tenor to position a player with a plethora of tenoral pride.
The original price then, probably $100.
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Thursday, November 30 at 04:23 AM:
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Jose Barnett from Nogales Arizona wrote:
"Hi Rusty, remember me? I attended the Mammoth Lakes music camp and was in your band. I'm the trombone player from Nogales who you featured in Ory's Creole Trombone. Just wanted to say hi. "
Wednesday, November 29 at 04:47 PM:
guillermo from Argentina wrote:
"soy trompetista,y amo el dixieland,me gustaría conversar con los amantes de este genero,ya que practico este estilo,hasta luego,mi mail es lancelottjazz3@mixmail.com"
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Rex Morris from Anchorage, Alaska wrote:
"My previous comments included an e-mail address which did not get printed.Please contact me at rmorris967@aol.com "
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Rex Morris from Anchorage, Alaska wrote:
"Got started playing dixieland professionally when I was sixteen. I am now sixty five and it has been a most rewarding hobby. Love the music and the people who play it and come to listen. Played wherever my day job took me. Since being retired I have been fortunate to add a few more exotic locations such as Hawaii and Tasmania (Australia) to the list. Sorry to say that there is not much demand for traditional jazz in Alaska where I now live and I am certainly open to a positive change. Play currently in a band called "Happy Ravens" jazz and swing band. My e-mail address is
VANDOORNE MARTINE AND COMBO from BELGIUM wrote:
"Playing and singing jazz standards CD "CHARADE"
http://home.planetinternet.be/~edhoop/"
Elizabeth Willingham from Texas, USA wrote:
"For a book on the Neville Brothers: now accepting submissions of abstracts (200-250 words) + c.v.s for essays on the Nevilles' music 1950s-2000. Topics open to musicology, music history, language and linguistics; gender & social, cultural, literary, economic, political perspectives; essays on Nevilles' individual sources, influences, contributions. Contact: beth_willingham@baylor.edu
Angela, In England, Keith Richards prohably has the best collection of historical jazz recordings. Does he still own them or has he donated them to a university? You might find the work of Langston Hughes on jazz and African-American musical styles available at a UK library.
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Jan Pinxteren from Geertruidenberg - The Netherlands wrote:
"Playing TenorBanjo as a member of the JazzSocietie JazzHall'72 from Gorinchem.
My friends are Paramount Aristcrat - 1928 & Vega Professional - 1926 with TubaPhone tonering."
zaid from uk wrote:
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JO JO from FL wrote:
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joeash@gte.net from So.CA wrote:
"Play clarinet- Dixie and symphonic level (both pro), Alto/Tenor,soprano
Taking private students at my studio in Lake Elsinore"
Patrick Purcell from Crystal River , Florida wrote:
"I am looking for a good instructional video and books on tenor banjo for dixieland music. Can anyone recommend some and a distributor that I can contact?
purcellp@hitter.net"
FIRAT ÖZEL from TÜRKEY/ÝSTANBUL.ayþekadýn cad.tepret apt.no:33/31.suadiye wrote:
"MY NAMES FIRAT AND TWENTY YEARS OLD AND COLLEGE READÝNG.A LÝKE PEN PAL WÝTH FRÝENDLÝ "
angela from england wrote:
"I am at present researching the roots of jazz music, and minstrelsy for a dissertation. I am desperate to find out some information as to where i can get hold of some early recordings of jazz music. (as early as possible)If you can help me please reply to: angela_george@hotmail.com Thankyou so much, Angie."
Robert Gastelum from Napa Valley wrote:
""Jazz forever Baby!""
Robert Gastelum from Napa Valley wrote:
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John Meksa from Sun City Center, Florida wrote:
"Played for Hegaman String Band, South Jersey String Band, South Philadelphia String band, Broomall String Band, Polish American String Band.
I now live in Sun City Center, Florida (813)633-7575
Was a Mummer for may a year when I lvedin the Philadelphia area."
marc from New Haven, CT wrote:
"I am looking for a drummer and trumpet player for a dixieland group that meets every other Friday night for jam sessions in Woodbridge, CT. If interested, either email me (marc@healthcalls.com) or call (203) 387-1665 eves and weekends."
Jan Wouter Alt from Netherlands wrote:
"Hi, Referring to my note of september 10th 2000 I state for the record that I indeed have recorded "Time on my Hands" as a tribute to Ernie Caceres, last Sunday November 4th 2000, with Huub Janssen, the former drummer of the Dutch Swing College Band, and his Amazing Jazzband, which will appear on Timeless records next year. The CD is one of two which are produced to celebrate that next year Huub Janssen is a professional drummer fot 50 years. Other titles we recorded are Dans le Rues d'Antibes and Promenade aux Chanps Elysees and some other songs wihth a double Dixieland line-up: 2 soprano's (Antouine Trommelen and myself), 2 trombones (Eelco van Velzen and Bas van Gestel, 2 trumpets (Bart Dal and Koos van der Hout). Also appeur on those two CD's: Cees van den Heuvel,
trumpet, Richard Endlich, banjo and guitar, Marcel Hendricks piano and Jos van Buuren, bass. Fot more info: Huub Janssen has its own internet site. Tey will also be available in the shops or via internet, I guess.
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Joel from New York wrote:
"I buy, sell and trade Old Sheet Music. www.sheetmusiccenter.com or smctr@sheetmusiccenter.com"
Joel from New York wrote:
"I buy, sell and trade Old Sheet Music. www.sheetmusiccenter.com or smctr@sheetmusiccenter.com"
Joel from New York wrote:
"I buy, sell and trade Old Sheet Music. www.sheetmusiccenter.com or smctr@sheetmusiccenter.com"
Joel from New York wrote:
"My latest catalog of Vintage Sheet Music is online!!
I have some rare pieces of original Ragtime, Blues,
Novelty Rags, Black Related, etc. Sheet Music for
Sale at: http://www.sheetmusiccenter.com/cat112100
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Skip Neville from Glendale, California wrote:
"Our Glendale Kiwanis club is just planning our second annual jazz festival. It will be on June 23, 2001 from 11:00AM to midnight at Glendale Community College. Funds will go to all the youth projects of the Kiwanis club and to the Glendale Community College Music Foundation. We will keep you posted as we secure the bands. Mark your callendars for a great day of jazz."
Teresa Gamino from Avenal high School wrote:
" Teresa Gamino
p.o box 567
kettleman City,Ca 93239"
Maria Teresa Heredia from Iam from kettleman city california wrote:
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Brian Hills from Brighton,Sussex,England wrote:
"my email: brian@bjhills.freeserve.co.uk"
Brian Hills from brighton, sussex, england wrote:
"check out the Vintage Hot Five, appearing at Maxims Wine Bar, South
Street, Eastbourne, every other Sunday from 29th October 2000 onwards,
8pm to 11pm - * FREE ENTRY *, Early style classic jazz-ragtime-blues.
A five piece band-cornet-clarinet/alto/soprano-banjo-sousaphone-drums.
playing Armstrong-Original Memphis Five-D.Ellington-Bix-Hot Dance
arrangements and syncopated improvisations!"
Jim Wheaton from Largo, FL wrote:
"For the convenience of those attending the Suncoast Dixieland Jazz Classic at the Sheraton Sand Key Resort, Clearwater Beach, FL on November 17 - 19, 2000, I have posted the band schedule for the three days on the Classic website. To look at it, either go to the home page at http://www.jazzclassic2000.com/ and find the link near the top, or go directly to http://www.jazzclassic2000.com/bandschedule.htm.
Since the Sheraton Sand Key Resort is sold
out, on the main page we are showing the alternative hotel, the Best Western Sea Stone Resort, with a reference to our travel agent, Shirley Wimpfen.
Jim
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John Solso from Tucson AZ USA wrote:
"jazz fan for 60 years."
rose from london ont can wrote:
"l'm looking for email pals"
joe Bell - joehbell@hotmail.com from Portage, IN wrote:
"I would like to buy some cassettes of Dixieland. Do you have any, or know where I can find some? Thanks, Joe Bell"
York Bell-Smith from Belleville, Ontario, Canada wrote:
"Hello everyone! I am the Program Director at 92.3FM CJLX in Belleville. I am also the host of a weekly 2 hour jazz and ragtime shor called "Nightcap". I am always looking for relevant news and stories to pass along to my listeners. I am also always looking for music to play on-air. If anyone is interested in having their band receive air-play feel free to contact me at bellsmithyork@hotmail.com. Or you can send Cd's or tapes to:
York Bell-Smith
92.3FM CJLX
Box 4200
Belleville, Ontario, Canada
K8N 5B9
I am looking forward to sharing with everyone here. I have been a fan all of my 34 years and have been heavily involved with The Grand International Ragtime/Jasstime Foundation. Feel free to e-mail me anytime! "
Faith Kinney from Ohio wrote:
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mohamm from usa wrote:
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jeff passage from highland,michigan wrote:
"we saw the band in vegas last month and loved them! they really can play and entertain their audience. we heard the missippi squirrel song for the first time. it was too funny."
April Diffie from Jacksonville, Florida wrote:
"Help! I would like to subscribe to the Mailing List (either mode) - but cannot get my computer to pull up the list. My email address is diffie@coj.net. Is there any way I could somehow get on this mailing list?
Thank you!!"
dwyan wade from toledo ohio wrote:
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amer from jordan wrote:
"i seeking a women adresses for love"
Rino Amore from Rimini, Italy wrote:
"I play Dixieland clarinet and I'm leader of the Rimini Dixieland Jazz Band.My e-mail: rdjb@monrif.net. You can contact me to change our ideas "
Tom Benner from Fairborn, Oh wrote:
"When will Guest Book 2000 Begin?"
Tom Benner from Fairborn, Ohio 45324 wrote:
"I play Dixieland Clarinet. I also play ATB Saxophones with Big Bands in the Dayton, Cincinnati Area. Call me anytime. 937/879-5596 "
Xibulba from MA wrote:
"Hey there, im a heavy rocker that loves death metal but has a GREAT appreactiation for the 4 string banjo. i simply love banjo music (with out singing) i was wondering where i can get a very good quality 4-string banjo that is very old fashion and not not cost much for than $250.00. any responce to this question will be greatly appreactiated."
Jim Robak from Los Angeles by way of Milwaukee wrote:
"Hey Don Erdman, caught up with you again. Got to this site thru Google Search.
Looks like you've been busy and doing some great things. I have started a big band in Warsaw Poland. Its a long story and maybe we can catch up on things one day soon. Our e-mail is jimgerent@aol.com Talk with you soon. "
Pete Capiak from Runnemede, NJ wrote:
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Willie Jones III from wrote:
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Red Mascara from Phillipsburg, NJ wrote:
"Listen to "I'm From New Jersey," a snappy march tune, just
waiting to be done in dixie. http://www.njstatesong.com or
http://www.njstatesong.com/adapted.html.
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Louise Christine Oskam from wrote:
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Jeanne Vestey from corona del mar wrote:
"Just saw Night Blooming Jazzmen in Concert. They were great!"
Chris Germano from Dedham Massachusetts wrote:
"h, i'm chris, i play in jazz band in high school. we are learing about dixieland jazz. If anybody has any tips on how to play good could they email me. thank you
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Colin Toomer from Whangarei, New Zealand wrote:
"Hi everyone in our jazz internet world. Please check our Jazz Festival site: http://whgjazz2000.tripod.com
Has anyone ever heard of 'Steamboat Willie'? Interested in corresponding with drummers or musicians. I play drs in a b/band, small groups playing a variety of diferent musicial styles. Check out my b/band site: http://www.homestead.com/nz1/jazzband.html. I play drs in this b/band.
Regards,
Colin Toomer, drummer, Wwhangare, North Auckland, New Zealand.
& Publicity Officer, Northern Jazz Society, whangarei, NZ."
Ged & Barbara Shanahan from Sacramento,Ca. wrote:
"We are long time volunteers of the Sacramento Jazz Jubilee and members of Sacramento Traditional Jazz Society. Friends of the late Norma Teagarden and the wonderful Turk Murphy"
hermina from slovenia wrote:
"nice to be in touch with U!"
Janed Casady from San Diego, California wrote:
"Hi: Thanx to Johnie (clarinet, sax) and Alice Contreras for sharing this site with dixieland piano-playing me!! Any info regarding dixieland jazz camps around the country, besides San Diego and Connecticut, would be greatly appreciated.
janedc@home.com"
I Perrett from New Zealand wrote:
"Iam doing this for a old friend he plays dixieland and he is over 77"
Heide Thomas from Anaheim California wrote:
"I would love to find out what's going on in dixieland 'land'."
Clara R, Fike from N. Syracuse, NY 13212-2108 wrote:
"Looking for web site for "Bear Cat Jass Band", Syracuse, NY. They play Trad. Jass/Dixieland music. Leader/Manager Dick Ames, Fayetteville, NY, CD's entitled "A Breath of Fresh Air" issued "92. (Previously had web site on "Favorites", updated my computer, all "Favorites" are now gone. Can you help?"
Tom Benner from Fairborn, Oh wrote:
"Hello everyone, I'm a clarinet player, myself. I enjoy playing in dixieland bands and any other gig I can get involved in. You can contact me at TomABenner@webtv.net
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Tom Benner from Fairborn, Ohio wrote:
"I would like to hear from Charles Carey from Cincinnati, Ohio who host the Story of Jazz. Charles; you can Email me at TomABenner@webtv.net. I would like to know more about "The Story of Jazz" "
Tom Benner from Fairborn, Ohio wrote:
"I play the clarinet. I was in the USAF Band for 21 years.
I played many Dixieland Gigs while with the USAF Band. I am still performing a lot of gigs in and around the Dayton, Ohio area. also play SATB Saxes and Flute
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Steve Barbone from Oxford PA, USA 19363 wrote:
"Dear Tim:
Just saw your 9/2/00 note asking for my e-mail address, It is barbonestreet@earthlink.net.
Steve Barbone leader, Barbone Street Jazz Band"
Jan Wouter Alt from Netherlands wrote:
"Hi,
I'm a traditional-jazz musician (clarinet saxes & trumpet) and a collector of recordings with Bobby Hackett and/or Ernie Caceres. I just have recieved from New Orleans the Town Hall Concerts from Louie's Juke Joint, New Orleans. It concerns a series of broadcasts from the Blue Network during the war (and was actually recieved in the Netherlands in 1944, I heard). At these (recorded) broadcasts, they announce several times concerts at Carnegie Hall. I wonder if anyone knows whether any of those Carnegie Hall concerts was recorded. It is my personal opinion that Ernie Caceres was one of the most underestimated baritonesax/clarinet players of his time.
If anyone has more information about recently released unknown material, please let me know. I'm planning to recreate some the features of Caceres, such as "Time on my Hands" and I've been around at coming recording session.
My e-mailadress is alt.endt@12move.nl
Jan Wouter Alt
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ERNEST J, SYVIA from MIDDLEBORO,MA O2346 2211 wrote:
"MY EMAIL erniejazzman@aol.com After reading so many great comments wanted to add a few more of my own. Ran across a few old friends I haven't heard from in a long time.If anyne is still interested in PETE KELLY'S BLUE SEVEN, I have along with the others.Have loads of HACKET, MET HIM A FEW TIMES IN THE PAST. also hava mNY dukes and darensburg lpS.a LOT on GEO. BRUNIS.Many on KEN COYLER LPs and CDsTO ian I too spent time in the SOLOMON ISLANDS. while in the navy.Have mant trad & N.o. on all speedss along with PRES HALL JAZZ groups.
If paul price still wants the wgjb ON herald swings, believe I have that too.
Thyere may be others, thought I'd jot this down before I forgot while fesh in my mind' Please excuse any errors. been at this only a month.
I found this site by looking up the cracker jack jazz band near & around BOSTON. bE GLAD TO HELP ANYONE a little busy but will surely answer all.
i do want to subscribe, sign me up, just gereat so many like this wonderful music, for all to share. ERNIE J. SYLVIA"
ERNEST J. SYL VIA from MIDDLEBORO,MA O2346 2211 wrote:
"60plus years of collecting,never tire of it,makes you happy & keeps you well"
Kjeld Brandt from Denmark wrote:
"I'm playing in a New Orleans band called New Orleans Delight.
Please take a look at www.new-orleans-delight.dk
All the best.
Kjeld Brandt"
Mr. Lemons from Phoenix wrote:
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Jim Trietley from Barefoot Bay Fl wrote:
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Charles Carey, host of "The Stor of Jazz" from Cincinnati, Ohio wrote:
"I'm looking for the email addresses of two Australians: Bill Barlow and Steve Waddell. I would like to contact them relative to a radio program sked to air
9/17/2000 They can reach me at ccarey@xstarnet.com
I have been off the DJML for about a year and just getting back on. I changed computers and lost many of my old addresses. Hope to hear from them. TIA CJC"
tim from de wrote:
"need steve barbones e mail address . imergency."
John Farrar from Near Los Angeles (north) wrote:
"Love Dixieland and Traditional jazz. Problem... Other than the festivals, I cannot find any clubs or venues with this music. Does anyone know of any regularly scheduled Dixieland at any site in or around the greater Los Angeles area? Please contact me. Email john@pmpmanagement.com. "
Heide Thomas from Anaheim, California wrote:
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Bryan Watson from Kinmel Bay Unted Kindom wrote:
"Any body knows the ware-abouts of "David Holt" he plays the "banjo very well.
E-Mail me at Bryan2212@watsonb65.fsnet.co.uk Thank you all you jaz lovers"
Colin Toomer from Whangarei, North Auckland, New Zealand wrote:
"Hi Jazzlovers, all over the world.
Check out our Jazz Festival site: http://whgjazz2000.tripod.com
Anybody know about 'Steamboat Willie'. We are very priviledged having him play at our October Festival. Hope I get to play drs with him? Like to hear from musicians wherever in the world you are.
Also check out our B/Band site: http://www.homestead.com/nz1/jazzband.html
I plsay drs in this b/band. I am also Publicity Officer, for the Northern Jazz Society, so like to hear from other Jazz Societies all over the world.
Regards, Colin Toomer, drummer, Whangarei, North Auckland, New Zealand. Sign in our guest bks."
Noel Butler from Lower Hutt : NEW ZEALAND wrote:
"To Daniel J from Peabody. Sorry for previous goofup. But your enquiry re New Wolverines Jazz Orchestra. Several ways to get there, but try Yahoo Entertainment - Music - Genres - Jazz. Then type in Australian Jazz in the Search all of Yahoo box. Then in the list click on Australian Jazz Connections, and away you go. Best of luck.N.B."
Noel Butler from Lower Hutt : NEW ZEALAND wrote:
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DANIEL J. from PEABODY,MA.01960 wrote:
"HAVE RECENTLY RETURNED FROM THE GREAT CONN.JAZZ FEST AT MOODUS CONN. AM LOOKING FOR WEBSITE OR CONTACT INFO ON THE"NEW WOLVERINE JAZZ ORCHESTRA" FROM SYDNEY AUSTRALIA.I KNOW THEY HAVE A USA WEB PAGE BUT LOST THE ADDRESS. ANY INFO WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. THANKS,DAN "
daniel from romania wrote:
"no comment"
Jacques Fandrich from Laval, Quebec, Canada wrote:
"Started loving Dixieland when I was 13, now at 72 I like it still more"
Tanya from Honolulu wrote:
"Looking for lindy/swing dance opportunities during my upcoming visit to Spokane Washington."
Steve Barbone from Oxford PA 19363 USA wrote:
"Play clarinet for, and lead the Barbone Street Jazz Band. We do 160 gigs a year in the Five County area around Philadelphia. Come see us or E-Mail me for a current schedule."
Christoph J. Lauff from Germany wrote:
"Just stumbled over Jim Coston's entry - you remember that lousy german band by the name of JOLLY JAZZ FOOLS playing in N. O. in 1997? Best wishes from CJ"
KEN HATTON from cheshire uk wrote:
"my favourite players include Sidney Bechet,Jellyroll Morton,Louis Armstrong amongst many others"
Marty Nichols from Rockledge FL wrote:
"I'm back after several weeks respite. I need info about any places near Sacramento CA where I can sit in on trombone in the middle of September.
References provided if requested 8^D. My email: marnichols@yahoo.com"
MUHAMMAD AFZAL from PAKISTAN wrote:
"E MAIL ADDREESSES OF FREINDS FROM ALL OVER THA WORLD
REGARD
M AFZAL."
jim woodard from larenceville
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Jim Coston from New Orleans LA wrote:
"Hello;
I just wanted to introduce myself to the DJML. Some of you may know me already. My name is Jim Coston and I am a tenor banjoist from New Orleans. I have been a professional entertainer since 1980 having appeared as cabaret headliner on over 55 different cruiseships worldwide, numerous riverboats, nightclubs, theatres, conventions, touring shows etc. across the USA.
I am currently featured on board the cruise ships of Holland America Line and Princess Cruises when I am not at home in the French Quarter. My homepage is at:
http://jcoston.bizland.com
I also host and maintain the website for Banjos Unlimited - The Resonator which is loacted at:
http://www.find.at/resonator
Additionally, I maintain a free resource page for musicians and entertainers called The Essential Entertainers Workshop. you can find it at:
http://www.find.at/entlinks
I look forward to catching up with old friends and making new ones here!
Jim"
Don Neal again from Wilmington DE close enough to Oxford, PA wrote:
"Comment below on July 17 about Barbone Street J B (Barbone??? wisky??). Yes, they're great and the most active of the bands near here; we also have Tex Wyndham's Red Lion Jazz Band, the Banjo Dusters, and the Doctors of Rhythm, or is it the Rhythm Doctors; take in the Midiri Brothers Band in SJ and Atlantic City."
Don Neal -- donald_neal@hotmail.com from Wilmington, DE wrote:
"Written July 27, '00. Local jazz clubs in the tri-state area are the Potomac River Jazz Club, prjc.org (Baltimore/ Washington/ N.VA), the Tri-State Jazz Society,tristatejazz.org, (S NJ/SE PA/ DE), the Jersey Jazz Society (N NJ), and the Pennsylvania Jazz Society (NE PA). Great events are the PRJC Picnic 3rd Sat. of Sept. (16th in 2000) at "Blob's Park" below Baltimore at the exit on the Balt.-Wash. Expressway at MD 175. This July 30, TSJS is hosting the New Wolverine Jazz Orchestre from Sydney, Australia. Visit those sites. All are welcome! Tell Karen I'm interested in a database of all dixieland/traditional/ ragtime, hot swing recordings; since Dave Robinson, PRJC, and others say it needs to be done, I may seek a grant from NEA or ?? to do it. Then I'll cover the whole mailing list to ask for your record/tape data!!! Can you imagine!!
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Tom Robinson from UK wrote:
"Very interested in classic New Orleans Jazz CDs and UK Traditional Jazz CDs. I do have about 1000 CDs already so it is getting harder to find new ones. There are a lot of re-issues and duplications."
Dick Petersen from Minneapolis, Minnesota wrote:
"We have a band called the Barbary Coast Dixieland Band out of Minneapolis and our web site is (www.barbary-coast.com). Like to hear from other bands and get aacquainted."
Daniel milward from essex,in england wrote:
"I think this site is great i am suding child care looking
for a girl pen-pals. please contact me on danielmilward@.COM"
Ken Lyon from Olympia,WA wrote:
"Just found your site through The American Rag magazine. Great site! Have been collecting since l936. Helped found the So. Calif. Hot Jazz Society and am now member of Puget Sound Traditional Jazz Society. Can be contacted at //thelyonsden@mindspring.com//"
Steve BArbone from Oxford PA wrote:
"BARBONE STREET JAZZ BAND INFO, E-MAIL TO barbonestreet@earthlink.net"
Steve Barbone from Oxford PA wrote:
"I lead the Barbone Street Jazz Band, 6 piece Chicago Style. We play 160 gigs a year in the Philadelphia - Wilmington area and are living proof that Dixieland is alive and growing in this part of the world. Come hear us if you're in the area.
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Tom Cahill from Danville PA wrote:
"To Jens Magnus, Oslo, Norway. Saw your note in Dixieland Jazz Mailing List Guestbook. Could you suggest any jazz spots in Oslo that I might visit when in Oslo August 4,5&6, 2000. I'll be finishing a Finland-Norway sight seeing tour-cruise. Will be staying at the Royal Christiania. I'd love to hear from you by e-mail address jazztjc@aol.com"
Tom Cahill from Danville PA wrote:
"To Jens Magnus, Oslo, Norway. Saw your note in Dixieland Jazz Mailing List Guestbook. Could you suggest any jazz spots in Oslo that I might visit when in Oslo August 4,5&6, 2000. I'll be finishing a Finland-Norway sight seeing tour-cruise. Will be staying at the Royal Christiania. I'd love to hear from you by e-mail address jazztjc@aol.com"
Tom Cahill from Danville, PA 17821 wrote:
"To Jens Magnus, Oslo Norway. Saw your note in guestbook,Dixieland Jazz Mailing List.Any jazz places you suggest I see when in Oslo, August4,5&6,2000 at theend of a Finland-Norway tour. Will be staying at the Royal Christiania. Love to er from jazztjc@aol.com"
Jim Ressler from Reedsville, PA wrote:
"Still looking for the words to "How Come You Do Me Like You Do,Do,Do
Email to < T6cor@acsworld.net > Somebody out there must know them!!"
LUÍS CASCÃO from LISBON-PORTUGAL wrote:
"DIXIELAND IS NOT A MUSIC STYLE; IT,S A LIFESTYLE!!!"
Geoff Herbert from Hastings New Zealand wrote:
"CI'm a recent convert to Dixie, and pleased to have found your web site."
Phil Cypher from Butler, PA, USA wrote:
"call me at (724) 282-3447"
Joel Markowitz from Old bethpage, NY wrote:
"Check out my latest catalog of Vintage Sheet Music at www.sheetmusiccenter.com
I have original instrumental & vocal Ragtime, Blues, Black Related, Big Band, Movie & Show tunes, and other types for sale. I'm always interested in buying the same."
Richard Carbone from Greenville, Rhode Island wrote:
"I am a clarinet-sax-recorder (yes, I use recorder in Dixieland) player. I've been playing music most of my life. A good friend told me about this site and I'm glad to see it."
Chris Wigan from Stratford, Ontario, Canada wrote:
"l love jazz and jazz loves me..
l'm 18 and have been playing clarinet for 9 glorious years. and bari sax for 2½."
D. W. Gater from Anaheim, California wrote:
"Seeking MP3 and CD media for traditional Dixieland music...any live web-music stations in this genre would be welcome, also."
Connie Jones from Diamondhead, Mississippi wrote:
"To Martin Ambrose re Matty Matlock. I may have some information for you. I tried emailing you but they sent it back. If you like, you can contact me at conniejones111@aol.com
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Connie Jones from Diamondhead ,Mississippi wrote:
"!!"
ole Johan Rossland from Norway wrote:
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Sam McKay from Chaseburg (near La Crosse), Wisconsin. wrote:
"I have subscribed and look forward to my mailings."
Connie Jones from The New Orleans area (Miss. Gulf Coast) wrote:
"I am a long time New Orleans sideman and band leader and I am somewhat new to the internet. This page was suggusted to me by fellow coastians Pat Cook and Don Gumpert as a good way to stay current on the jazz scene."
Wally Ruas from Plymouth, MA wrote:
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Peter Pelton from Myrtle Beach SC USA wrote:
"Have tried to play (Trumpet) dixie for some time. It is just not in my blood. Are trumpet solo's ever written out for this music???"
Arlayne Fifer from nfifer@gv.net (California) wrote:
"What ever happened to Brad Roth, banjo player and his band, "Misbehavin"???
We have missed him at the Sacramento Jazz Jubilee for the past couple of years."
Laurie Whitlock from Ontario, CA wrote:
"We women always have more to say- thought I would get in a word about the upcoming Sweet & Hot Jazz festival held over Labor day weekend in the LAX Marriott hotel here in Los Angeles. A really fun event filled with exceptional music. It is, we believe, the largest combination jazz festival/jazz party around. Featuring about 50 all stars including the likes of Abe Most, Tommy Newsom,Jack Sheldon, Allan Vache', Tommy Saunders,Dick Hyman and a host of other outstanding talents.In addition there will be 20 plus classic jazz bands-including Nightblooming Jazzmen and Fulton Street. Special guest artist Herb Jeffries will perform and we will spotlight Banu Gibson & New Orleans Hot Jazz.Feature events include a celebrity roast, secret venues, International artists, big band dancing and lots of surprises. For more info or a brochure call Martha @ 310-325-6696, You can visit our website @ wwwsweethot.org. I'm gonna be at the Jubilee...hope to see you there! AND look forward to your indulging in the Sweet & Hot shindig!What a blast!"
Laurie Whitlock from Ontario, CA wrote:
"We women always have more to say- thought I would get in a word about the upcoming Sweet & Hot Jazz festival held over Labor day weekend in the LAX Marriott hotel here in Los Angeles. A really fun event filled with exceptional music. It is, we believe, the largest combination jazz festival/jazz party around. Featuring about 50 all stars including the likes of Abe Most, Tommy Newsom,Jack Sheldon, Allan Vache', Tommy Saunders,Dick Hyman and a host of other outstanding talents.In addition there will be 20 plus classic jazz bands-including Nightblooming Jazzmen and Fulton Street. Special guest artists Herb Jeffries will perform and we will spotlight Banu Gibson & New Orleans Hot Jazz.Feature events include a celebrity roast, secret venues, International artists, big band dancing and lots of surprises. For more info or a brochure call Martha @ 310-325-6696, You can visit our website @ wwwswetthot.org. I'm gonna be at the Jubilee...hope to see you there! AND look forward to your indulging in the Sweet & Hot shindig!"
Laurie Whitlock from wrote:
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Laurie Whitlock from Ontario, California wrote:
"Jazz nut-friend of Peter's. I miss him. Just checkinin to see whats going on."
Ged & Barbara Shanahan from Sacramento, Calif. wrote:
"We are two of the original founders of the Sacramento Dixieland Jubilee now in it's 27th year, beginning this Friday May 26th. It's now th largest Trad Jazz Jubilee in the world."
Ged & Barbara Shanahan from Sacramento, Calif. wrote:
"We are two of the original founders of the Sacramento Dixieland Jubilee not in it 27 year. We are two of the biggest jazz nuts you will ever meet"
Thayne Louden from Fullerton, Nebraska wrote:
"This is my 4th attempt to contact this site, and am happy to finally gain access. I try to attend several festivals each year, and, now that I have retired, I'll be able to do more. My primary interest is dancing to OKOM, and travel alone, so am always looking for dance partners."
Jimmy Moran from The low desert of Arizona wrote:
"Hey.........I'm looking for another Banjo, anyone know where i can get 1930's
Gibson Tenor, or Plectrum...Let me know.....Jazz On.... jmystone@earthlink.net"
Jim DiMarino from Rowley, MA wrote:
"Went to New Orleans Xmas 1999 for New Year's 2000 celebration. First time there..CANNOT get out of my blood!! New England so BORING after one week in Jazz Valhalla..God Bless New Orleans!!"
Simon Stribling from Vancouver B.C wrote:
"Gday. Well I have formed a wonderful 6-piece band here in Vancouver with greats like Bob Erwig and Don Ogilvie! A truly unique and awesome 4-piece rhtyhm....wow!!
Any queries or real audio files required email me at: simonstribling@hotmail.com
Thanks
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marilynn brown from Oklahoma City wrote:
"I'm looking for biographical info on Ann Ronell, Willow Weep For Me
marilynn@flash.net"
marilynn brown from Oklahoma City wrote:
"I'm looking for biographical info on Ann Ronell, Willow Weep For Me"
Mauricio Robotnik from Buenos Aires, Argentina wrote:
"I have been a fan of Dixieland type of jazz since I was a kid. (Now I´m 72 years old and if you know "What it´s to miss New Orleans" you can imagine my nostalgia, because I was there more than twenty years ago. I got the chance to see and hear the Preservation there and when they came to Buenos Aires.Regards"
Jim Ressler from Reedsville, PA wrote:
"I need the words to the song "How Come You Do Me Like You Do, Do ,Do"
If anyone out there can help me out, please send to T6cor@acsworld.net
- cornet player from The Tarnished Six Dixieland Band - together for 33
years......"
Dick Petersen from Minneapolis, Minnesota wrote:
"We have the Barbary Coast Dixieland Band and would like to be on your mailing list."
gary vassallo from sydney n.s. canada wrote:
"I PLAY bango"
Luca Martinelli from Ascona, Switzerland wrote:
"16. New Orleans Jazz Ascona
30.6 - 9. 7 2000
Ascona - Lake Maggiore - Switzerland
Info & Program:
www.jazzascona.ch
The most important European Jazz Festival dedicated to Hot Jazz. Ten days of great music with the best artists of the international scene. Over 260 musicians, more than 240 concerts. A varied programme of Trad Jazz, Swing, Blues, Gospel and Mainstream. Music from noon until late at night. Public hall and open-air concerts. Phantastic jam sessions that will not end before dawn. Special events: a tribute to Louis Armstrong. New Orleans Jazz 2000: a mixture of art and entertainment. A popular festival for 70’000 people. A "must" for musicians, people in the music business, and thousands of jazz lovers from all over Europe. A success and a steeply rising reputation.
Performers 2000:
Bob Wilber, Kenny Davern, Dan Barrett, Rebecca Kilgore, Lars Edegran, Juanita Brooks, Big Al Carson, Leroy Jones, High Spirit "Gospel Group of Chicago", Ed Polcer, Allan Vaché, Bob Havens, Lino Patruno, Ray Sherman, Evan Christopher, Freddie Lonzo,Tom Baker,Jim Galloway, Keith Smith, Sammy Rimington, Oscar Klein, Les Haricots Rouges, The Handsome Harry Company, Lousiana Radio, and many many others...
The Times (12.07.'99) wrote:
"Just as this year's Montreux Jazz festival was starting at one end of Switzerland, the tiny resort of Ascona, on Lake Maggiore was busy hosting its more modest event at the other. More modest, that is, on the surface. But while you would have to look hard on some nights to find any jazz at all in Montreux, in between Marianne Faithfull, Elvis Costello, Van Morrison and the Dubliners, every nook and cranny of Ascona oozes jazz for ten days. With five stages and an unparalleled after-hours scene where listeners can mingle with musicians eagerly jammin into the small hours, Ascona is a comparative feast. And, despite its "New Orleans" tag, Ascona now covers a wide stylistic range".
Alyn Shipton, The Times (UK)
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Rosetta Stone from New Orleans wrote:
"Thanks for helping keep the tradition alive."
Jack van Elewout from The Netherlands wrote:
"Comming up the 30th Breda Jazz Festival, a jazzevent wich contains four days of traditional jazz from june 1st till june the 4th in the historic city of Breda on seven outdoorrstages daily from 12.00 hrs till 01.00 hrs at night. Unique bands and projects of the great Jazz-era, with a lot of international guests. Information: phone: +31(0)76 - 5151471/Fax; +31(0)76 - 515 29 78/ E-mail: brjelew@casema.net
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Jens Magnus from Oslo, Norway wrote:
"I just recently found this site, and I like to tell you that there is a large interest in traditional jazz music in Norway. Many groups and performers. The most famous abroad being Morten Gunnar Larsen, the ragtime pianist. Your humble servant plays electric bass in a seven-piece, amateur orchestra just outside Oslo. let it roll!"
Richard from Tampa ,FL wrote:
"I am looking to hire a dixieland jazz band in Tampa, FL in June. If anyone can help me, please email me at mailto:richard@sessums.net
Thank you,"
Dick Cashman from Naples, Fl 34110 wrote:
"We have some great Jazz down here in Naples and on Marco island. If you visit check the local paper or call me. I'm in the phone book."
michael newlin from Benicia Ca wrote:
"I like new orleans jazz also i like louis prima"
Pat Burritt from Sacramento, CA wrote:
"Hi to all the banjo players who might be attending the Sacramento Jazz Jubilee over the Memorial Day Weekend. I am the co-leader of the Sacramento Banjo Band and would like to invite all of you to come and bring your banjos to the Delta King Paddlewheel boat each day from 4:00 - 6:00 and play with us at the banjo jam. There is nothing more fun that 45 banjo players in one place. Bring you washboards and gut-buckets also, they are welcome (so are tubas). My email is pburritt@aol.com Hope to see you all in May"
Betty Robinson - Bannrob@aol.com from Pocatello, Idaho (formerly Calif.) wrote:
"I'm really happy to find this site. I love Dixieland Jazz and going to the Festivals and Jamborees. Matt Perrine of NOLA is my nephew. We are sure proud of him."
Gerard Bielderman from The Netherlands wrote:
"I am the publisher of the EUROJAZZ DISCOS Series, containing discographies of European traditional and mainstream musicians and bands. I also publish Raymond Lee's SOUNDS OF NEW ORLEANS dedicated to the real original New Orleans musicians like Jim Robinson, Kid Sheik Cola, Albert Burbank a.o.
My E-mail address is: abieldermanhoefman@freeler.nl"
Gerard Bielderman from The Netherlands wrote:
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Randy Wood from Glendale, AZ wrote:
"This is still a test.
Testing 1 2 3."
Fred Spitzer from Lodi, Ca. wrote:
"Cell Block 7 Jazz Band. Sure wish I had time to get on????
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Randy Wood from Glendale, AZ wrote:
"This is only a test"
stephanie king from jewett tx wrote:
"you girls rox"
Jazzman Joe Lynch from Ankeny,Iowa USA wrote:
"Have been a subscriber since October 1999,need to unsubscribe for awhile as I am about two hundred messages behind and need to get caught up before I can continue again. Best regards to all the listmates out there Jazzmnjoe@cs.com"
Frits Louwerens from Holland wrote:
"Thanks to a good friend from Belgium I know now about this list. As a lover of traditional jazz music for over 44 years I'm interested in things going on. Since 1982 I play the drums in the Harbour Jazzband (originally from Rotterdam). Before that I played 3 and a half years in the New Orleans Syncopators. Between 1977 and 1988 I had the pleasure of playing with the Dutch Swing College Band nine times. Now I produce CDs, also DSCB with recordings from ca. 1964. I have a very special collection DSCB material (records, privat recordings and facts).
Frits Louwerens"
Frank Norris from Stanford-le-Hope Essex wrote:
"Enjoyed the site will return"
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JAZZ RHYTHM Stations and times
STATION CARRIAGE (AS OF 3/00):
COLLEGE STATION, TX -- KAMU 90.9 FM SAT 10 PM
w/ RealAudio streaming
EL CERRITO, CA. -- KECG 88.1 & 97.7 FM SUNDAYS 7:00 PM
MONTEREY, CA -- KAZU-FM (TBA)
POINT REYES, CA. -- KWMR 90.5 FM SUNDAY 4:00 PM
MIAMI, FL -- WDNA 89.9 FM FRI 11:00 AM
WORCHESTER, MA -- WICN 90.5 FRI 2:00 PM AND TUES. 10:00 PM
LANSING, MI -- WLNZ 89.7 SATURDAY 6:00 PM
MEMPHIS, TN -- WEVL TUES. 6 PM (occasional)
RHINELANDER, WI -- WXPR 91.7 FM (SCHED. TBA)
CFRC-FM -- KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA 101.9 FM
Friday 12:00pm Eastern Time w/ RealAudio streaming
WOY WOY, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA -- 104.5 FM MON. 10 PM
JAZZ RHYTHM: Jumping Swing, Classic Blues and
Hot Jazz -- Old and New
1) LOUIS ARMSTRONG’s Story told in his own voice, words, and music.
His jazz taught the world to swing. Recordings 1923 to 1970 include a
rare radio concert unheard since its 1954 broadcast.
2) TODAY’s “RETRO SWING” RENAISSANCE -- Why are swing music, the
Lindy Hop and two-tone saddle shoes the current rage? A talk with V.
Vale, editor of a sassy new book about this phenomenon, offers a fresh
perspective and a survey of the hottest young swing bands like Royal
Crown Revue, Big Bad Voodoo Daddies, Lee Press-on and the Nails, the
Squirrel Nut Zippers and more.
3) COUNT BASIE -- In the 1930’s his band from Kansas City created a
lively new sound that set the country hoppin’. Includes rare live
recordings of Lester Young and Jimmy Rushing from 1939.
4) BILLIE HOLIDAY AND LESTER YOUNG -- “Lady Day” and “Prez”
revolutionized jazz vocals and saxophone between 1936 and 1940, creating
masterpieces together along the way.
5) & 6) ELLA FITZGERALD -- A fond remembrance of the First Lady of
Jazz Song. Guest-hosted by actors Jill Eikenberry and Michael Tucker of
“LA LAW” fame.
7) & 8) LADIES SING JAZZ AND BLUES -- Music by and interviews with
Carole Leigh, Lavay Smith, Barbara Dane, Chris Norris and the groups,
Squirrel Nut Zippers, Cats ‘n Jammers, and 8 & 1/2 Souvenirs offer
delightful recent recordings of classic jazz and blues vocals.
9) & 10) WACKY LYRICS AND HIPSTER HOKUM -- Distinctive and sometimes
peculiar songs by male vocalists. Recordings old and new by Hot Lips
Page, Slim Gaillard, Marty Grosz; and groups like the Harlem Hamfats,
the Hokum Boys, and the Washboard Rhythm Kings tickle the funny bone and
set feet tapping.
11) & 13) PIONEERS OF JAZZ VIOLIN -- Stuff Smith, Joe Venuti, Eddie
South, Stephane Grappelli and a couple that you’ve never heard of.
14 & 15) JAMES P. JOHNSON was the father of Harlem Stride piano style
and teacher to Fats Waller; a popular jazz session musician; an early
creator of black musical reviews; and composer of such American
Standards as “Old Fashioned Love,” “Runnin’ Wild,” and “The
Charleston.” But less well known are his symphonic-orchestral works,
concertos, and musical scores for theatrical productions like the
one-act blues-opera, De Organizer, with a libretto by Langston Hughes.
Newly recorded excerpts of these long lost scores, rare recordings of
James P. Johnson, and recent recordings of his classic tunes highlight
the life and work of this overlooked musical genius.
Actor Peter Coyote guest host for part two.
16) FATS WALLER -- Classical musician. Rarely thought of in this
context, Waller had a great love for the old masters, recorded
numerous classically derived themes and even composed
classically-inspired music. He also had a passion for grand theater
organs where he sometimes secretly indulged this enthusiasm.
17) SYMPHONIC JAZZ and ORCHESTRAL DIXIELAND by Sidney Bechet, the
Canadian Brass, Django Reinhardt, Dick Hyman, Benny Carter, and a
surprising cast of characters.
18) GUITAR PIONEERS & RETRO SWING INFLUENCES -- Early jazz
guitarists -- especially Gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt and his Hot
Club of France recordings -- are a major influence on jazz and “retro
swing” performers today including Davd Grisman, 8 & 1/2 Souvenirs, Marty
Grosz, Squirrel Nut Zippers, and The Hot Club of San Francisco.
20 & 21) “LIVE FROM CLUB HANGOVER on Bush Street above Powell . . . “
1953-57. Exclusive highlights of rare broadcast tapes made in San
Francisco by Kid Ory, Fatha Hines, Jack Teagarden, Mugsy Spanier, and
Ralph Sutton.
22) Pianist, singer and bandleader, SAMMY PRICE had a rich and varied
career which took some surprising turns along the way.
23 & 24) LIL HARDIN: BIOGRAPHY OF A JAZZWOMAN -- Pianist, composer,
singer, and arranger, LIL HARDIN wrote many great jazz tunes. “Miss
Lil” contributed to the early successes of King Oliver and Louis
Armstrong (she was Louis’ second wife) and had a successful recording
career of her own in the 1930s. Her musical skill, humor, and
determination, have gradually emerged from obscurity and are vividly
heard in her recordings and a rare interview.
25) RETRO-SWING AND NEO-SWING groups today are updating swing era and
jazz classics with youthful energy, new repertory, and an occasional
improvement on the original recordings.
26/ 27) BIRTH OF THE BLUES: Classic blues vocalists, MA RAINEY &
BESSIE SMITH shaped the sound of early blues on record, bringing the
country roots of jazz and blues into urban settings and households.
Their powerful legacy of song and performance continues to fascinate
musicians and listeners in recordings both recent and vintage.
28) & 29) Blues pianist, vocalist and bandleader JAY MCSHAN continues a
recording career spanning half a century, carrying Kansas City sounds
into the present.
30) 31) & 32) CELEBRATING THE DUKE ELLINGTON CENTENARY with special
guest hosts JILL EIKENBERRY and MICHAEL TUCKER (Parts 1,2 & 3).
Highlights include:
Early recordings and ‘Jungle Music’ era at the Cotton Club;
Ellington visits to Europe;
the 1940 theatrical production, “Jump for Joy”;
Ellington as pianist;
A man for all seasons.
33) & 34) BENNY GOODMAN: “THE KING OF SWING”: His less familiar
records and live recordings made between 1930 - 1970.
35) & 36) TRUMPETER DOC CHEATHAM CHRONICLES HIS LIFE IN JAZZ.
In a 1993 interview Doc reviewed his 70 year career which brought him
into association with Ma Rainey, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, Fats
Waller, Cab Calloway, and Benny Goodman. Recordings and rare gems from
the 1920s to the 1990s illustrate the varied saga of a gentle, sweet,
mellow jazz man who performed until the day before his passing just a
few years ago.
38 & 39) LIONEL HAMPTON: “Mr. Hey Bop a Re Bop” -- The swinging
bandleader who invented vibraphone as a jazz instrument, was also a
talented vocalist, drummer and key member of Benny Goodman’s small
bands.
40) SWING DANCE PARTY -- Recent neo-swing releases featuring
Bill Elliot’s Swing Orchestra, Royal Society Jazz Orchestra and Mora’s
Modern Rhythmists.
41 & 42) JAZZ VOCALISTS YOU HAVEN’T HEARD -- Guaranteed to include at
least a couple jazz vocalists new to some includes: Lee Morse,
Frankie “Half Pint” Jaxon, Lil Johnson, Barbara Lashley, Sippie
Wallace, Valaida Snow, Tony Marcus and Washboard Sam are among this
ecelctic, cast of obscure characters both recent and vintage.
43 & 44) ELLINGTON CENTENARY (Pts. 4 & 5) ELLINGTONIANS --
Spotlights Ellington band members and their accomplishments both in and
out of the ‘Famous Orchestra.” Features Rex Stewart; Ray Nance;
Bubber Miley; Jimmy Blanton; Ben Webster; Johnny Hodges; Barney
Bigard; and singer Ivie Anderson.
46) LEE PRESS-ON: “Wildman of Neo-Swing” -- Interview with and
exclusive peek into the demented brain of this theatrical Neo-Swing
showman.
47) STEPHANE GRAPPELLI -- Celebrating one of the original and
greatest creators of jazz violin, partner to Django Reinhart in the
Quintet of the Hot Club of France and his more than six decades of music
making.
48 & 49) HOAGY CARMICHAEL -- Celebrating the Centenary of a great
American composer who wrote such popular standards as “Stardust,”
“Georgia on My Mind” and “Riverboat Shuffle.” Highlights:
1920s: A friend to Bix Beiderbeke & active in shaping Chicago Jazz;
1930s: His growth as a bandleader and popular songwriter;
1940s & ‘50s: A keen observer of American music who never lost his
sense of humor or special gift for song.
50) 51) & 52 WC HANDY REMEMBERS -- An autobiographical memoir
by the somewhat misunderstood “Father of the Blues” who wrote or
published America’s best-known blues songs, “St. Louis Blues,” “Memphis
Blues,” “Beale St. Blues” and “Yellow Dog Blues.” Handy is best
understood as a collector of folksongs who was the first to preserve and
publish vernacular blues.
Handy tells his own story from rare archival interview clips and music.
53) NEO-SWING NEW RELEASES -- Includes Sugar Ray’s Flying Fortress;
Mora’s Modern Rhythmists; and Hot Club of San Francisco.
54) & 55) JAZZ IN AUSTRALIA -- Two parts including an interview with
Australian traditional jazz trumpet player, Eric Holroyd. Includes rare
live and 78rpm recordings.
56) Tribute to the late singer CHRIS NORRIS, including exclusive live
performance tapes from the '80s & '90s.
58) 59) & 60) THREE AMERICANS IN PARIS -- BIG BOY GOUDIE, BILL
COLEMAN and DICKIE WELLS. Three parts with rare broadcast and interview
segments about Frank "Big Boy" Goudie.
Pgms #61 & 62 FAREWELL TO SPEIGEL WILCOX -- Rediscovered by jazz
fans in his 70s and 80s, this trombonist’s career dates back to the
1920s when he recorded in the Gene Goldkette Orchestra with Bix
Beiderbeke.
63) & 64) CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA -- A uniquely hot and swinging band of
the 1930s; their music is alive today in the recordings of Mora’s
Modern Rhythmists and others.
65) NEO-SWING / NEO RELEASES -- More from today’s youthful swing
bands, including Spirits of Rhythm, Jellyroll, Asylum Street Spankers
and more.
66) 67) & 68) LOUIS ARMSTRONG CENTENARY -- Three parts surveying his
hot Chicago years, Swing bands of the 30s, worldwide influence and
imitation, All Stars bands of the ‘40s and ‘50s, and “Hello Dolly” years
in the ‘60s.
69) & 70) ALBERTA HUNTER: TIMELESS DIVA -- A remarkably successful
jazz and blues singer in the 1920s and ‘30s who re-entered the music
business in the 1970s with a voice finer and mellower than ever.
SPECIALS
“IMAGINNG BUDDY BOLDEN” -- A visit to turn of the century New Orleans
to meet trumpeter Buddy Bolden. This is a gripping tale of the first
leader of a jazz band; from his rise to fame through his descent into
madness.
In the music of those who sounded like Buddy Bolden and the words of
those who knew or heard him emerges a vivid portrait of New Orleans’
first true jazz man, and the city that gave birth to jazz.
Fact and legend mingle in the words and voices of Jelly Roll Morton,
Sidney Bechet, Bunk Johnson and actor Peter Coyote.
VALENTINES JAZZ -- A sweet selection of love songs and romatic
lyrics sung by Louis Armstrong, Alberta Hunter, Doc Cheatham, Ella
Fitzgerald, Hoagy Carmichael, Billie Holiday, and various singers with
Duke Ellington.
HALLOWEEN HOLIDAY SPECIAL -- Spooky, funny, haunted, ghoulish,
ghostly, silly, giddy, gonzo Halloween jazz from: Valaida Snow, Lee
Press-On and the Nails, Tommy Dorsey, Bessie Smith & Raymond Scott and
Royal Society Jazz Orchestra among others.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SPECIAL -- Christmas jazz.
NEW YEARS HOLIDAY SPECIAL -- Rare historic New Years eve broa"
Jim Wheaton from Largo, Florida wrote:
"Just to let jazz fans know that our local (Tampa Bay area) Suncoast Dixieland Jazz Society has a website at http://www.siterrific.com/SDJS, and information about the Tenth Suncoast Dixieland Jazz Classic coming up in November 2000 in Clearwater Beach can be found at http://www.jazzclassic2000.com."
Jackie Atkinson from Kamloops, BC Canada wrote:
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Rose Chahill from Ireland wrote:
"I love to play the clarnt. and I think it make lovly music. Most people think that the clarnet only can play nice soft slow notes but I am sad to hear this because I love to play the high notes very fast.
Thank you for reading my comment. =)"
ADRIAN ROSARIO from PHILA.PA wrote:
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matt creamer from salisbury, md. usa wrote:
"Have been enjoying the posts for several weeks, not much okom on mds. eastern shore, so our group (backfin banjo band) stays pretty busy. Now, have to figure how to send mssgs. mine keep coming back. "
Don Fredrickson from Monterey, Calif. wrote:
"Happy to have found this site. "
Harold B. Krinitsky from Houston wrote:
"really enjoyed the interesting info you provided at this site. thank you very much. hbk"
onechubbyhubby@yahoo.com from New York wrote:
"Lokking for a version of "Ugly Chile" with George Brunes (on Commodore records originally) on vocal or Johnny Mercer's cover version. Is either on a CD."
J. TREM from WIS. wrote:
"GUEST BOOK ENTRY SHOULD READ, "CHECK OUT RIVER CITIES JAZZ HOME PAGE.""
JIM TREM from WISCONSIN wrote:
"CHECK OUR RIVER CITY JAZZ HOME PAGE"
GEORGE HARRISON from AUSTIN, TEXAS wrote:
"DRUMMING FOR 53 YEARS. LOVE THAT SWINGING JAZZ.WILL TRY FOR 50 MORE.PLEASE KEEP IT SWINGING."
Marty Nichols from East Central Florida wrote:
"The dixieland jazz sessions are back at DINOs Supper Club in Cocoa Beach FL.
The next session will be April 9, 2-5 pm. Admission 2.00. Dinos is near the junction of hwy A1A and SR 520 in Cocoa Bch. I am on trombone with that Old Gang of Mine dixieland jazz band. We had a successful session Sun. the 26th March and look forward to more fun on the 9th April. Support LIVE jazz!!"
yves francois from chicago il wrote:
"my e-mail is Apres Titine@aol.com-refer to above info-i like writing letters"
yves francois from chicago il wrote:
"i was born 8 dec 1960.i am a trad based trumpet player in love with jazz and blues before 1940.i esp love trumpeters(frankie newton,lips page,lee collins,jabbo,punch,pre 1940 satchmo,bix,bunny and muggsy too,not to mention the great territory bands and the great new orleans rec)but what i love most is an approach to the true bueaty traditional jazz has to offer-the clarinet duets mezz and bechet did forever changed my life(and indeed,i make my band arr with that in mind).glad to see a spot for us to be with friends"
Cherry Shanda from Eureka, CA wrote:
"It was very nice to find this great Dixieland page. I love it.We just spent
the week end at our 10th annual Dixieland Jazz Festival. It was great.
cherry@bayview.net"
Raymond from Florida wrote:
"Hey, everyone. I love this page. I thought no one would have such a great page for such a little known form of music, great though it be.
Email me, everyone who wants to speak with me about music, or get MP3 files of dixeland music, and other great hits.
rapidray_69@hotmail.com"
Ansgar from Seattle wrote:
"Got to correct myself again: the email shown below used to be mine in Europe. It is now nansgarwa@aol.com . Sorry about the cinfusion - and keep on swinging!"
Ansgar from Seattle wrote:
"I forgot: my email is: nansgar@aol.com"
Ansgar from Seattle wrote:
"New to the Seattle area. Just moved here from Germany. I have extensive experience as a Dixieland Trumpetplayer. Have played with great Dixielandbands throughout Germany. I want to form a new Dixieband in the Seattle area and am searching for interested fellow musicians with the following instruments: clarinet, banjo, drums, saxophone, bass, possibly piano. Anybody here in the northwest who loves traditional jazz and can really jam on their instrument interested?"
Luca from Switzerland wrote:
"16. New Orleans Jazz Ascona
30.6 - 9. 7 2000
Ascona - Lake Maggiore - Switzerland
Info & Program:
www.jazzascona.ch
The most important European Jazz Festival dedicated to Hot Jazz. Ten days of great music with the best artists of the international scene. Over 260 musicians, more than 240 concerts. A varied programme of Trad Jazz, Swing, Blues, Gospel and Mainstream. Music from noon until late at night. Public hall and open-air concerts. Phantastic jam sessions that will not end before dawn. Special events: a tribute to Louis Armstrong. New Orleans Jazz 2000: a mixture of art and entertainment. A popular