[Dixielandjazz] Igor's Question

[Marek Boym]

Several years ago, our Good Time Jazz, + guests, had three hourson
each of the three daysof the Jazz, Blues and Videotape jazz festival
(subsequently renamed Tel-Aviv Jazz Festival); over three hours, they
never played the same tune twice, and there were some they did not
repeat at all!  There aren't many bands with repertoire that large!
cheers

On 13/05/2008, EDWIN COLTRIN <boreda at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> I know that I'm not too old to appreciate some of the newer (?) tunes, but on the backside of the Chastain placemat from the YBJB there is a large list of the tunes played by the band, I believe that if that list was followed several different festivals could be played before duplicating. ( Turn the plce mat over Fr Mike0
>
>  This  jst an observation.
>
>  Having heard sevral small bands play pop tunes with a tendency towards Dixieland , which made some even more enjoyable.
>
>  Havng heard last weeks JCJB on NPRI about a diary kept by a New Yorker, brings to mind , that I kept a log of all the tunes heard and rated them , starting around 1936/ 1937. Unforunately lost in history.
>
>  I have several postcards from Eddie Condon's Town Hall notifying about who and when, early 1944. Brings back memories when I was  in NYC during the war.
>
>  Thanks to all who contribute, makes for great reading
>
>
>  Slainte
>
>  Ye Olde Mouldy fygge
>
>  Ed Coltrin
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