[Dixielandjazz] New Venue Question

[Steve barbone]

on 12/7/04 12:02 PM, Jazzjerry at aol.com at Jazzjerry at aol.com wrote:

> 
> In a message dated 7/12/04 15:43:53, barbonestreet at earthlink.net writes:
> 
> << You were one up on us in the UK and the rest of the world. >>
> 
> And in the case of WWW I must apologize for the appaling lack of taste of the
> British public. The fact that the British people made this a hit is on a par
> with other British cultural highpoints/exports such as "I'm A Celebrity, Get
> Me Out Of Here", "Pop Idol" and the pop group 'Busted'. Everybody makes
> mistakes and I would ask for forgiveness on behalf of the many members of the
> music 
> loving British public who really believe that WWW is one of the most
> nauseating 
> songs ever written which not even Louis Armstrong could rescue from the
> ultimate depths of banality!
> 
> Have a nice day!

Ha Ha. Thanks for your opinion. Me, I prefer to agree with Louis Armstrong's
opinion that it was a Wonderful song.

Thanks also for apologizing for the lack of taste of British public. No
doubt they reciprocate the gesture.

Hope you have a good day also in spite of the sour grapes. ;-) VBG

Cheers,
Steve

PS. At the same time let me say that I enjoyed your review of Chris Barber
immensely. Gratifying to hear that one of the greats is playing where the
kids are. As well as modifying his song list to make it more relevant to
them with the inclusion of "All Blues" which Miles Davis made famous. I was
surprised than no OKOM police jumped on the inclusion of a Miles tune.