[Dixielandjazz] 2007 Sacramento Jazz Jubilee Souvenir CD Now Available

[Robert S. Ringwald]

You may purchase the 2007 Sacramento Jazz Jubilee Souvenir CD by check or 
phone at

http://www.sacjazz.org/cd.html

or use your credit card with Pay pal at:

http://www.sacjazz.com/tickets.php

The CD was created with the help of Bill Gunter, type setting and graphic
design; Kash Productions Compiling & digitally mastering; yours truly
producing; CENTURY 21 Alpha, Santa Clara County, underwriting cost of
pressing and printing and 19 bands who each graciously donated a cut of
their music.

All costs were either donated or underwritten, thus 100% of the purchase
price will go to help underwrite the 2007 Sacramento Jazz Jubilee.
 
 $20, add $2 for S&H, $6 for foreign.

 
Bands and songs:

1.  Golden Gate Rhythm Machine
"Wang Wang Blues"

2.  Royal Society Jazz Orchestra
 "Lazy Bones"

3.  Climax Jazz Band
"Too Busy"

4.  Steve Lucky and the Rumba Bums
"Jumptown"

5.  Fulton Street Jazz Band
"Jive At Five"

6.  High Sierra Jazz Band
"Wrought Iron Rag"

7.  Mighty Aphrodite
"Mood Indigo"

 8.  Big Tiny Little
"12th Street Rag"

9.  Cell Block 7
"Savoy Blues"

10.  Tenth Ave. Jazz Band
"Everybody Loves My Baby"

11.  Porcupine Ragtime Ensemble
"Pig Ankles"

12.  Igor's Jazz Cowboys
"Tumbling Tumble Weeds + Happy Trails To You" Medley

13.  Mick Martin and the Blues Rockers
"Dream Girl"

14.  The Boondockers
"Straighten up And Fly Right"

15.  Flambeau
 "Do The Zydeco"

16.  New Orleans Ale Stars
"Snag It"

17.  Bob Ringwald
"Secret Love" (parody)

18.  Black Swan Classic JB
 "Dude Ranch Blues"

19.  Migrant Jazz Workers
"Naughty Sweety Blues"

For information on the Sacramento Jazz Jubilee, May 25-28, 2007

www.sacjazz.com

For information on the Sacramento Traditional Jazz Society

www.sacjazz.org


--Bob Ringwald K6YBV
916/806-9551
www.ringwald.com
--
Leader, The Fulton Street Jazz Band
www.fultonstreetjazz.com
--
The Boondockers (jazz and Comedy)
www.theboondockers.com

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