[Dixielandjazz] Zep Meisner

Mon Jan 13 05:33:55 PST 2003

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I have quite a complete collection of Zep's dixieland arrangements, that I 
have played with my band the 8th St 7, here in Palm Springs CA.  They are 
pretty easy, and playable by any average student 13 - 16 yrs old.  Zep was a 
very talented writer, and seemed to capture the real essence of what Dixie 
was all about.  I have  never heard anyone who could write as well for the 
medium.  I bought some of them in the early 50's for .65 per as advertised in 
one of the musicians magazines.   His wife is a neat lady who still works in 
Zep's music store in Burbank, CA, and sells his charts, along with 
instruments.  I have traded some charts for her in her inventory.  

Dick

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">I have quite a complete collection of Zep's dixieland arrangements, that I have played with my band the 8th St 7, here in Palm Springs CA.&nbsp; They are pretty easy, and playable by any average student 13 - 16 yrs old.&nbsp; Zep was a very talented writer, and seemed to capture the real essence of what Dixie was all about.&nbsp; I have&nbsp; never heard anyone who could write as well for the medium.&nbsp; I bought some of them in the early 50's for .65 per as advertised in one of the musicians magazines.&nbsp;&nbsp; His wife is a neat lady who still works in Zep's music store in Burbank, CA, and sells his charts, along with instruments.&nbsp; I have traded some charts for her in her inventory.&nbsp; <BR>
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</FONT><FONT  COLOR="#ff0000" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=5 FAMILY="SERIF" FACE="Garamond" LANG="0"><B>Dick</B></FONT></HTML>

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