[Dixielandjazz] UK dates

[Harry Callaghan]

Terry

Having been transplanted here 35 years ago, I cannot agree with you more as
to Houston truly being a swamp.

Of course, i'm only here because I was put under the Federal Witness
Protection Program.

Had I known what the humidity was going to be like, I don't know if I would
have testified against those members of the Mafia.in NY.

Just kidding, but the weather certainly leaves a lot to be desired.

Harry:


On 7/21/10, Terence Coates <terencejcoates at att.net> wrote:
>
> Hello Judy (and all),
>                           You raise a point that I have thought about a
> number
> of times; where are all of these people?
>
>     By the very nature of DJML it is (probably) reasonable to assume that
> the
> majority of the Listees are in the U.S.A. - but, again, where? Also there
> are
> obviously many non-U.S.A. Listees. Very often the content of the listing
> gives
> definite evidence of location, such as upcoming concert venue etc., or
> there may
> be a clue in the e-mail address, as in Judy's case.
>
> Just a thought; but what about - maybe for a trial period - any contributor
> giving an indication of state or country of location, unless they don't
> want the
> authorities or abandoned spouses to know. I really believe this would add
> something to the whole dialogue - knowing where the comments are coming
> from,
> and in a very small way reduce the faceless impersonality of the electronic
> communication medium!
>
>             By the way, I'm a displaced Brit currently serving time in the
> swamp
> known as Houston, Texas.
>
>                                                 Cheers, and KBO,
>
>                                                               Terry.
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Judy Eames <jude at judyeames.co.uk>
> To: terencejcoates at att.net
> Cc: Sent: Wed, July 21, 2010 12:51:18 PM
> Subject: [Dixielandjazz] UK dates
>
> Dear Listees,
>
> I don't often put UK dates on the list because I think you're all in
> California
> .... but that's silly; it's just that the Californians seem to have the
> most to
> say :-)
>
> "Birmingham" Jazz festival started on July 16th Our own band;  Kaminsky
> Connection is  playing  at Warwick Castle (half an hour or so from
> B'ham)  on
> Fri 23rd and Touchwood Shopping Centre(1pm)  and Sharman's Cross Hotel
> (9pm)
> both in Solihull  on Sat 24th.
>
> For the  Warwick Castle event,  admission is £10;  free to age 4s and under
> (
> and season ticket holders I think) and it's a bring a picnic occasion... no
> catering at all ... doors open 6.15  Music 7pm to 9pm
>
> Line-up: (Friday)  Isabel Toner(bass), Malcolm Hogarth(pno), Norman  Field
> (reeds),  Jim Denham(drums),  Tony Davis(tpt) and me.  On Saturday Paul
> Munnery
> (tbn) joins us in place of Norman.
>
> We play standing up jazz in the New Orleans/Dixieland/Chicago/ styles
> definitely
> non acid or "free" .... that should about cover it !!
>
> Jude
>
> www.judyeames.co.uk
>
>
>
>
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