[Dixielandjazz] Re: Dixielandjazz digest, Vol 1 #345 - 23 msgs

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Thu, 28 Nov 2002 07:11:06 EST 

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In a message dated 11/28/2002 3:35:44 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
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Dan Spink Asks About Record Collections:

Fellows of the DLML, I just read a history of Minstrel Shows, Vaudeville 
(where ragtime piano playing was introduced by Ben Harley around 1896 at Tony 
Pasteur's in New York), Ragtime and "different styles of Dixieland." My point 
is: If you guys with the great record collections could find someone with 
expertise to write up the styles of music which your records exemplify, we 
could put out our own DJML record and history collection, ala Ken Burns only 
better. I know that legitimate historians, like Max Morath and Ted Gioia, 
would be interested. Anyone care to pursue it further?

Dan (Piano Fingers) Spink

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Dan Spink Asks About Record Collections:<BR>
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Fellows of the DLML, I just read a history of Minstrel Shows, Vaudeville (where ragtime piano playing was introduced by Ben Harley around 1896 at Tony Pasteur's in New York), Ragtime and "different styles of Dixieland." My point is: If you guys with the great record collections could find someone with expertise to write up the styles of music which your records exemplify, we could put out our own DJML record and history collection, ala Ken Burns only better. I know that legitimate historians, like Max Morath and Ted Gioia, would be interested. Anyone care to pursue it further?<BR>
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Dan (Piano Fingers) Spink</FONT></HTML>

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