[Dixielandjazz] ridiculous newspaper article
Marty Nichols
marnichols at yahoo.com
Wed Jun 13 09:03:21 PDT 2007
David Richoux wrote:<snip>"By the way, just remember where all this OKOM music really started -
in the dance halls, brothels, bars and "the streets" - not exactly
the "accepted venues" for "polite society." If you study the history
of newspapers I am sure you will find there was an equivalent to the
?alternate newspaper" in those days, and all the bands would have
advertised their performances in such "rags " and they also probably
would be refused by the "mainstream newspapers."
I started loving OKOM when a young child and I had never
been, or desired to go to any dive, or bar. I have always seen the connection with the "dark side" as a curse on good music.
I particularly recall seeing Jack Teagarden in Boston MA back in the 60's in a venue that I thought was far "below" his level.
What a shame!
Gerald "Marty" Nichols
Hear My Music at:
http://myspace.com/freemarty
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