[Dixielandjazz] Who should inherit our treasures?

[Patrick Cooke]

I'm sending 500+ CDs, 200+ LPs, and countless cassettes to the Hogan Jazz
Archive at Tulane University in New Orleans.
  I can't think of a more worthwhile place to leave your stuff.  They
survive strictly on donations.  They have all kinds of recordings, charts,
books, pictures and manuscripts and whatever on all varieties of jazz.  It
will be where jazz enthusiasts can find it.
   No one in my family is remotely interested in any of the music I like,
and it would all be wasted on musical infidels.
   www.tulane.edu/~lmiller/JazzHome.html

   Pat Cooke


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Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 10:47 PM
Subject: [Dixielandjazz] Who should inherit our treasures?


> So what should happen to all of our treaures when we are gone.  I for one
> have a great wealth of tapes, CD's, lead sheets, and charts.  My children
are not
> interested, and i don't have alot of respect for our local jazz societies.
> It seems that there should be an archive, museum or organization that
could put
> them to good use3 when we are gone?????  any ideas.  Dick Redmond, Palm
> Springs
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