[Dixielandjazz] A Jazz Day for Hurricane Relief

[Steve barbone]

Below is an example of what a Philadelphia "modern" jazz nightclub is doing
for Hurricane relief. And what 110 Philadelphia Jazz musicians are doing.
This e mail is circulating all over the area. Not a bad idea. Especially for
all of us New Orleans Jazz, OKOM, Trad Jazz, Dixieland Bands in cities and
towns all over the USA.

Cheers,
Steve

HURRICANE KATRINA VICTIMS FUNDRAISER FEATURING 110 PHILADELPHIA JAZZ ARTISTS
AT CHRIS’ JAZZ CAFÉ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2005 3:00 PM - 2:00 AM

New Orleans Jazz is considered the earliest style of Jazz from about the
time that Buddy Bolden formed his first band in 1895. Chris’ Jazz Café will
be hosting 110 Jazz musicians throughout the day and evening to commemorate
each year since Jazz first originated in New Orleans. Every half hour, a
band will be playing be it trios, quartets, big bands and vocalists. The
styles will range from swing, bebop and of course New Orleans Jazz. All
donations and admissions will be donated to the American Red Cross.

ADMISSION: $10.00 OR DONATION
1421 Sansom Street, Philadelphia 215-568-3131 www.chrisjazzcafe.com