[Dixielandjazz] Whattya sow, anyway? Whattya reap? Someday Sweetheart

[Judy Eames]

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> Tamas said
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> And I hope that our singing is not THAT heavily accented today. When we
> made that first recording in 1989 you came across I didn't even speak
> any English. 


> (I visited the US right after that and picked up my English
> then.)
AH so that explains why your English isn't QUITE perfect  :-) For those who don't know Tamas, he now speaks the language better than most of us 


BTW if you haven't heard the band, you've missed a treat.  Their 
festival at the end of the month is small and friendly with a very high 
standard of musicianship.  Tony and I can't go this year as it clashes 
with our only March booking! Those with the expensive US dollars would 
find Hungary very affordable just now and the welcome is always first class.

Jude




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> PS.: By the way, we just had our 24th anniversary with the Bohém Ragtime
> Jazz Band - I was in high-school when I founded the orchestra. See
> www.bohemragtime.com
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> _________________________________________________
>
> Tamas ITTZES
> violin teacher, ragtime pianist, festival organizer
> Bohem Ragtime Jazz Band
> Kecskemet Jazz Foundation
> Mailing address: H-6001 KECSKEMET, Pf. 652., Hungary
> Phone: +36(20)82-447-82
> E-mails: tamas at bohemragtime.com, bohem at fibermail.hu
> Web site: http://www.bohemragtime.com
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