[Dixielandjazz] WHAT ???? MORE OKOM IN SAN FRANCISCO

[dingle at baldwin-net.com]

tcashwigg at aol.com wrote:

>
> WE HAVE A TOWN FILLING UP WITH NEW ORLEANS TRADITIONAL JAZZ, AND SOME 
> OF IT THEY EVEN CALL DIXIELAND, AND NOW THIS???
>
> THE PREACHER'S AND PROPHET'S OF OKOM ON THIS LIST HAVE BEEN 
> PROPHESYING IT FOR SEVERAL YEARS, BUT NOBODY BELIEVED IT. EXCEPT FOR 
> THE BANDS THAT ARE SLIPPING INTO THE BIG CITIES AGAIN KNOCKING ON THE 
> DOORS  AND GETTING THE GIGS.
>
> Like I always say, there are always good gigs for good acts, and folks 
> who will pay to see and hear them too.
>
> Hope some of you S.F. Bay Area folks get off the couch and go catch 
> this act.   That's how you support OKOM and preserve it and spread the 
> word and make it REVIVE to the next generations.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Tom Wiggins
>
>
>
> Portland's The Stolen Sweets perform the arrangements of the Boswell 
> Sisters, one of the most popular girl groups of the 1920s and 30s. 
> Equipped with Portland notable Pete Krebs, the sextet will transport 
> you back to a time of flappers and bootlegging! www.stolensweets.com
>
> Wednesday, November 2 at 9pm:
> The Make-Out Room
> 3225 22nd Street
> San Francisco, CA
> 415-647-2888
>  www.makeoutroom.com
>
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Do not forget the Michigan based Chenille Sisters - they have Boswells 
and Andrews siblings down wonderfully well, and often work with Jim 
Dapgony's Chicahign Jazz Band (even if it is Ann Arbor, MI based.)
Don Ingle