[Dixielandjazz] Kudos to the Professer.

[Don Ingle]

Thank you, Herr Professor Von Haesler. Your usual dissertation and 
detailed information on one of the lesser known musicos was as usual 
food for the envious archivist mind.
While playing a few sides of the 1930's Ted Weems Orchestra on which mon 
pere was featured, there were also some marvelous mellophone "hot" 
choruses by one Dudley Fosdick (and yes, you lurkers, that was a very 
real name) that continue after all these years to knock my socks off.
While "Jazz State of Indiana" has some bio notes on Fosdick and his 
brother Gene, perhaps you can expand this bio material in as thorough a 
manner as you did so well with Tony Fougerat.
And you are not a self-proclaimed mouldy old one-eyed fig. That was fig 
wasn't it? One has to be careful with vowels, doesn't one? <wide and 
obvious grin, old mate of mine!>
Don - snowed in in our bunker in northern Michigan but the package goods 
arrived unscathed in time for the blizzard - Ingle