Fog City Stompers - south bay traditional jazz society

Volume 39
OCTOBER 2014
Number 10
Fog City Stompers
Traditional Dixieland Jazz Band
OCT
OBER 26, 20
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1:00 - 5:00 p.m.
SUNNYVALE ELKS LODGE #2128
375 PASTORIA AVE., SUNNYVALE, CA 94086
U PCOMING E VENTS
Nov. 23 - TToot
Sweett Jazz Band
oot Swee
Dec. 28 - High Sierra Jazz Band
at Dutr
ow’s Jazzmeis
Jan. 25, 2015 - PPat
Dutrow’s
Jazzmeistt er
erss
www.sbtjs.org
Non-members - $10.00
Members and Members
of other Jazz Societies - $8.00
THE SOUTH BAY BEAT
is published by
SOUTH BAY TRADITIONAL JAZZ SOCIETY
A non-profit organization dedicated to the performance,
promotion and preservation of jazz.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
SBTJS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Barbara Kinney
Mal Silva
Jack Ford
Cecelia Maloney
Jon B. Schermer
OPEN
President
510-792-5484
Past President Emeritus
malsilva@att.net
Treasurer
650-575-2307
Secretary
Editor Pro-Tem
gramaloney@comcast.net
408-266-3449
Chief Financial Officer
jschermer@yahoo.com
408-573-9220
Vice President
BOARD MEMBERS
George Trollman
Jim Harget
PUBLICITY
Music Director
JoAnn Schwartz
Distribution
South Bay Beat
408-409-9510
Jam Set Director
Community Outreach
Co-Music Director
408-483-7220
jimharget@aol.com
Open
SBTJS Board of Directors
Barbara Kinney
510-792-5484
Joy Stone
Open
Coastal Graphics
P.O. Box 714
Middletown, CA 95461
707-280-2477
joannx@att.net
EDITOR
Kay McIntyre
Raffle Chairperson
408-796-2141
mozarts142@gmail.com
Hostess/Parasols
Sallie Morton
Jim Rouse
Stage & Equipment
408-241-2745
jc_rouse@comcast.net
HOST
Open
MEMBERSHIP
Open
Kendric Smith
Website Manager
408-356-4340
kendric@stanford.edu
Medius Printing
408-519-5000
Jim O’Briant
Director, Youth Activities
jobriant@garlic.com
Member-at-large
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
BARBARA KINNEY
WILL YOU BE AN UNDERSTUDY? We especially need Trainees to work with
our Editor and Membership Director. Working together on these two important
positions would give comfortable preparation to eventually take over the position.
It is vital to our organization that we get this needed help. While in training, Board
participation would not be required, unless desired.
We must elect officers for 2015. Ballots will be in the November and December
South Bay Beats. We welcome your participation. If you have ideas to share, any
current Board Member will be happy to listen. Mark your calendar for October
26, when Fog City Stompers will play for us. See you then.
Barbara Kinney, President
Check out our Website
www.sbtjs.org
E
verything about us is on the
Website: years of recent past
newsletters, band descriptions,
their photos and sounds and
some pictures taken at our
monthly sessions.
OUR MIND
Of all the things that “God” created,
I have selected the mind.
The memory and without debate,
is something hard to define.
GET ACTIVE
Help Your
Board!
Keep OKOM
ALIVE!!
SEPT. 28, 2014
Dick Williams . . . . . . . . .Trumpet, leader
Don Abel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Trumpet
Lyle Gillison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reeds
Roldan Vigil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reeds
Philip Rice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Trombone
Jon Schermer . . . . . . . . . . . . . Trombone
Scott Chapman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Piano
Joyce Taylor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Banjo
Pat Campbell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Banjo
Shirley Campbell . . . . . . . . . . . . . Flute
Zach Mahar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tuba
Carlos Tahmajian. . . . . . . . . Washboard
Patty deRidder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vocal
Don Brayton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vocal
Thanks and apologies for anyone missed.
Musicians who wish to participate in the jam
sets need to sign up in advance with Jim Harget.
SBTJS JAM SETS
OCTOBER 26
SET ONE
Second Line
F
Atlanta Blues
Ab
Deed
I
Do
Ab
or C
With do respect there is no request,
Song Of The Wanderer
Eb
from the knowledge as we stand.
Smiles
Ab
We have a mind within our flesh,
Alice Blue Gown
C
and it’s good for woman or man.
Coney Island Washboard
Bb
SECOND SET
This is a gift all life enjoys,
Breeze
Eb
amid the time or day.
Trog’s Blues
Eb
Born as girls and also boys,
You Meet The Nicest People Bb
while time can seal one’s fate.
Rockin’ Chair
Eb
Mandy Make Up Your Mind
F
With prayers we can speak to “God,” It’s A SinTo Tell A Lie
F
since the mind can be young or old.
Down By The Riverside
F
My heart and soul helps me to trod,
while our mind, is our “pot of gold.”
DEADLINE FOR ARTICLES
By Joseph Templett
Who were those
Masked Jammers?
Oct. 31, 2014. Please send all news,
articles and announcements to:
JoAnn Schwartz
P.O. Box 714, Middletown, CA 95461
Email: joannx@att.net
Special Memberships
SUSTAINING
Clifford & Zelda Barnett
Rolfe & Becky Cuthbert
James & Helen Goodwine
Suzanne Shynne Sallie Morton
Ron Segel Jack Gerken
Cecelia Maloney James Harget
Bill Todd Rae Ann Berry
Edwin Morris
Chuck & Peggy Butler
Karen Brooks & Scott Anthony
ANGELS ($500)
(double)
Richard & Amy Magnuson
Patrick & Shirley Campbell
BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 2014
The ELKS Lodge
11:00 a.m.
375 N. Pastoria Ave., Sunnyvale, CA
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FESTIVALS
& Coming Attractions
INFORMATION TAKEN FROM THE AMERICAN RAG.
Any feedback on the format would be appreciated.
Oct. 10-12 Medford, OR. 26th Annual Southern Oregon Music Festival. Hdqtrs: Inn at The Commons. Special
Guest Artist: Bob Draga. Featured Bands: Blue Street J.B., Bob Draga Quartet, Cornet Chop Suey, Dave
Bennett & The Memphis Boys, Gator Nation Band (f.k.a. Gator Beat), High Sierra J.B., High Street Band,
Lena Prima Band, Midiri Brothers Sextet, New Orleans Racket Makers, Oregon Coast Lab Band,
Professors Lite, Sister Swing, Titan Hot Seven, Tom Rigney & Flambeau. Badges Info: 866-448-1948.
Email: info@somusicfest.org Website & Lodging: www.somusicfest.org
Oct. 15-19 Sun Valley, ID. 25th Anniversary Sun Valley Jazz Jamboree. Hdqtrs: Sun Valley Resort. Guest Artists:
Tom Hook, Bob Draga, Yve Evans, Brady McKay, Gary Ryan, Jeff Barnhart, John Cocuzzi, Chet Jaeger, Clint
Baker, John Reynolds, Pieter Meijers. Thirty plus well known guest bands. Info: 877-478-5277. Website:
www.SunValleyJazz.com Facebook, Twitter. Lodging: 800-786-8259. For all lodging choices visit:
www.SunValleyJazz.com
Oct. 23-26 Pismo Beach, CA. 38th Annual Jubilee by the Sea. Guest artists: Bob Draga, Bob Ringwald, Bob Schulz,
Carl Sonny Leyland, Gordon Au, Jason Wanner, Jeff Barnhart, Larry Scala, Pat Yankee. Featured bands:
Wally’s Warehouse Waifs, Cornet Chop Suey, South Burgundy St. J.B., High Sierra J.B., Au Bros and Uncle
Howard, Red Skunk J.B., Midiri Bros Sextet, Ivory & Gold, Bob Draga Quartet, and Dick Williams JazzSea
Jammers. Two Thursday Night 6-9 Specials - #1: Addie Street, Tent at the Boardwalk: Oktoberfest Extravaganza
$15. #2: Veterans Hall Draga, Barnhart, Coots, Scala $25. AE Badges: $95. Daily badges available. Info:
805-481-7840 or 805-773-3750. Lodging: motel & hotel info. go to www.Pismojazz.com
Nov. 6-9
Chandler, AZ. 25th Annual Arizona Classic Jazz Festival. Hdqtrs.: Crowne Plaza, San Marcos Golf
Resort. Guest Artists: Nicki Parrott, leader, bass: John Cocuzzi, vibes: Jacob Fischer, guitar: Tom Fischer,
reeds: Eddie Metz, drums: Russ Phillips, t’bone: Randy Reinhart, cornet: Rossano Sportiello, piano. Featured
bands: Cornet Chop Suey, Dave Bennett Quartet, 52nd Street J.B., High Sierra J.B., Original Wildcat Jass
Band, Queen City J.B., Sun City Stomperz, Titan Hot Seven, Tom Rigney & Flambeau, Wally’s Warehouse
Waifs, Wolverine J.B., A.E. Badges $95. Daily badges available at the door. Info: 480-620-3941. Email:
her12@msn.com Website: www.azclassicjazz.org Lodging: San Marcos Resort, 888-233-9527. $139. jazz
rate until Oct. 6th.
Nov. 21-23 Sacramento, CA. 28th Annual West Coast Ragtime Festival. Hdqtrs.: Marriott Rancho Cordova. Thirtynine guest artists. Five bands. Info: 916-457-3324 or 866-724-9273. Email bobsrags@comcast.net Website:
www.westcoastragtime.com/14wcrf_home.htm
CRUISES & TOURS
Nov. 14-16 Steamboat Stomp Cruise/Tour. Depart New Orleans aboard Steamboat Natchez. Itinerary: Classic jazz
on the Mississippi River. Guest Artists: Duke Heitgeer, Banu Gibson. Featured Bands: Yerba Buena
Stompers, Topsy Chapman and Solid Harmony. Fares: $300 PPDO. Airfare EXTRA. Info: Steamboat
Natchez - 504-587-0724. Email: marketing@glnosccom Website: www.steamboatstompneworleans.com
Nov. 30Dec. 11
Jazzdagan and Arbors Records Present Jazz Alive 2014. Depart from Caldera Costa Rica to Miami
thru Panama Canal aboard ms Crystal Serenity. Guest Artists: Banu Gibson. Warren Vache, Yve Evans,
Harry Allen, Antii Sarpila, Pieter Meijers, Nicki Parrott, Stephanie Trick, Danny Coots, John Cocuzzi, and
others. Featured Band: Bill Allred’s Classic J.B. Fares: Call for rates. Airfare: EXTRA. Info: Jazzdagan
Tours - 800-433-0078 or 323-650-0255. Email: jazzdagan@aol.com Website: www.jazzdagan.com
Dec. 27New Years In Tahiti. Seven nights round trip Papeete on the ms Paul Gauguin. Visiting Papeete, Tahiti,
Jan 3, 2015 Moorea, Bora Bora, and more. Guest Artists: Nicki Parrott, Shelley Burns, Bill Dendle, Eddie Erickson,
Pieter Meijers, Paolo Alderighi, Stephanie Trick, Danny Coots. Fares: Call office for rates. Airfare: EXTRA.
Jazzdagan Tours Info: See above.
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KNOW YOUR BOARD
J IM ROUSE
MEET THE PEOPLE WHO KEEP THIS ORGANIZATION GOING
W
ithout this man, we couldn’t be running
our monthly music sessions. As the
Sound and Equipment manager, Jim Rouse
makes it all work. On those performance
Sundays he starts before almost anyone else
by going to the Society’s equipment locker to
collect and load up all the sound equipment.
Then he transports it to the Elk’s lodge and
starts the set up so it will be ready when the
guest band arrives. For the rest of the session
you’ll see Jim at the controls of the sound
board at the back end of the building. And at
the end of the session, he packs it all up again
and returns it to the locker. It is a long day for
him. He also helps when Top of the Hill has a
gig that needs extra sound equipment. In the
past he was the Webmaster with our earlier
website, and he helped send monthly
announcements by email to those addresses
available. He’s been doing all this for eight
years for our benefit; the listeners, dancers
and trad jazz lovers, and he deserves some
relief from this dedication and our heartfelt
thanks.
BLOWIN’ round the bay
ALAMEDA
SAN MATEO
High Street Station Cafe, 1303
EL SOBRANTE
MENLO PARK
High Street, AND THAT’S JAZZ,
every 4th Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m.
(510) 995-8049. $10 cover.
Champa Restaurant, 3550 San
Cafe Borrone, 1010 El Camino The Swinging Door, 106 E. 25th
Pablo Dam Road, JELLY ROLL
J.B., most Fridays, 7-9:30 p.m.,
510-222-1819.
Real, CLINT BAKER’S CAFE
BORRONE ALL-STARS. MOST
Fridays, 7:30-10:30 p.m. Check
www.clintbakerjazz.com/
allstars.html
COLMA
Molloys Tavern, 1655 Mission
Road, SAN FRANCISCO
BANJO BAND, first Sat. of
each month. 7:30-10:00 p.m.
sfbanjo band@yahoo.com
COTATI
Redwood Cafe, 8240 Old
Redwood Hwy. GOLD COAST
JAZZ BAND, 3rd Sunday.
4-7 p.m. 707-795-7868.
CUPERTINO
Britannia Arms, 1087 S. De
FAIRFAX
19 Broadway Club, Dwnt.
Fairfax. NATURAL GAS
JAZZ BAND, 2nd Sunday, 35 p.m. Dance floor, No cover
charge. Call 415-459-0293.
FREMONT
Bronco Billy’s Pizza Palace,
41200 Blacow Rd., JAZZINATORS
every other Tuesday, 7-8 p.m., go
to www. broncobillys pizza.com for
specific dates.
Anza Blvd. TOOT SWEET JAZZ LIVERMORE
Castle Rock Restaurant, 1848
BAND. 2nd Sunday, 5:45- 8:00
Portola Avenue, JAMBALAYA
p.m. 408-252-1711.
SWING BAND, 1st and 3rd TuesDANVILLE
days, 7:30-9:30 p.m. CHRIS
Grange Hall, 743 Diablo Road.
BRADLEY’S JAZZ BAND, 2nd
DEVIL MOUNTAIN JAZZ
and 4th Tuesdays, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
BAND. 3rd Saturday, 2-5 p.m.
925-456-7100.
510-655-6728. Also see Friends of
MARTINEZ
Jazz on page 7.
Erawan2 Thai Restaurant, 414
Ferry Street, MUIR STATION
JAZZ BAND. Every 2nd Saturday,
6:00-8:00 p.m. 925-313-9185.
MORGAN HILL
Dutchman’s Pizza, 16375
Monterey St. THE ZINFANDEL
STOMPERS, open rehearsal,
public welcome. Second Tuesdays,
7-9 p.m. (also half price pizza
night). 408-848-8097.
PALO ALTO
Masonic Center, 461 Florence
St., PAUL PRICE’S SOCIETY
ORCHESTRA. Pomander Tea
Dance on 3rd Sunday each month,
4-6:30 p.m. Call 1-800-647-0305
for more information.
Ave., SILICON GULCH J.B.,
Tues. 7-10 p.m. 650-574-9723.
SAN RAFAEL
Panama Hotel, B Street & Bayview. SWING FEVER, Tuesdays,
7-10 p.m. Call 415-457-3993.
Mayflower Inn, 1533 4th St., San
Rafael, MARIN JAZZ GROUP
every 2nd and 4th Wednesday, 7:30
p.m. Free admission. 415-456-1011.
SAUSALITO
No Name Bar, Bridgeway, MAL
SHARPE’S - BIG MONEY IN
DIXIELAND, Every Sun., 3-7 p.m.
SONOMA
Little Switzerland
[closed for remodeling].
WOODSIDE
REDWOOD CITY
The Little Store Restaurant,
Harry’s Hofbrau, 1909 El Camino
3340 Woodside Road, (1.3 miles
west of 280). THE BANJO GUYS,
Every Monday 6-8 p.m.
Real. HAPPY TIME BANJOS.
Every Tuesday from 7-8:30 p.m.
650-366-3733.
SAN FRANCISCO
Pier 23, Embarcadero near Fil-.
bert. Rotating pianists: Virginia
Tichenor, Marty Eggers,
Frederick Hodges. 5-8 p.m.
415-362-5125.
BANDS OR CLUBS DO NOT
ALWAYS NOTIFY THE
SOUTH BAY BEAT OF CHANGES.
Please call in advance to verify
information in these listings.
For a more updated and complete
listing, visit www.sfraeann.com
SAN JOSE
Harry’s Hofbrau, 390 Saratoga Ave., PENINSULA
BANJO BAND, every Wednesday, 7 p.m. 408-243-0434.
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Chasin’
Jazz
AT RANCHO CORDOVA
by Cecelia Maloney
L
ast year’s write up for this festival over Labor Day
weekend was so inviting that attendance at the second
one seemed mandatory. Yes, it was a happy, bustling operation
at a Marriott Hotel, part of a chain that seems to welcome
trad jazz. The badge claiming desk was set up even before
reaching the hotel’s check-in counter. The opening in the grand
ballroom appropriately was the Firehouse Tribute Band.
They wore red shirts with white suspenders, white fire helmets
and a lot of attitude in their role as tribute to Disney’s Firehouse
Five Plus Two, and they were all fine musicians. No drums
but a versatile washboard player who even had a siren and
loud bell for effective stress. What a great start!!
This fan did not attend the venues with the old standard bands,
but went to names sounding new. So go elsewhere for info
on High Sierra, Night Blooming Jazzmen, Blue Street,
Tom Rigney & Flambeau, Big Mama Sue & Friends or
Gator Nation. There were guest artists who appeared with
various groups: Bob Draga, Brian Casserly, Jason Wanner,
Yve Evans, Danny Coots, and Gary Ryan, but the musician
who really got around was Bonnie Otto. She fit in and added
pizazz where ever she was, but a SBTJS fan isn’t surprised
at that. Wally’s Warehouse Waifs is a band that hadn’t been
heard before, but they won’t remain that way. Two white
haired veterans on trumpet and drums led three horns and
four rhythm through a set of well remembered old songs done
in top notch style. A lady singer with a strong voice, did well,
too. Bob Draga came on as one of the band’s original
members, and then they really made a blowout of it.
Another new band worth hearing at more festivals was The
Tepid Club of Cool from Cool CA. Three rhythm and a
reed player made a perfect combo that played a wide diversity
of songs from W.C. Handy to Thelonius Monk, Willie Nelson
and Dan Hicks. They must draw a strong audience of happy
dancers in road houses along Highway 49. From the same
general area was a highly competent Western swing band,
Stardust Cowboys who were left out of the program and
put in rooms way too small for their big sound. In full Western
attire, they were the real package with slide guitar, a fiddle
player, bass, drums and two other guitars and did many original
songs. Plus lots of vocals from band members and a handsome
cowgirl, too. There must be a lot of good nights out for people
in the area around Auburn.
Two men; one on bass and the other on guitar play and sing in
harmony as The Smart Fellers. Bonnie Otto was with them
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on keyboard and showed what a very talented woman can do
to lift the level of performance of two competent sidemen.
The Professors is a group of festival veterans who have
appeared everywhere and get the title from the fact that they
are instructors at the Sacramento sponsored jazz camp
programs for youngsters. Bill Dendle, Shelley Burns, Jason
Wanner, Eddie Erickson, Anita Thomas, Lee “Westy”
Westhofer, Greg Varlota and Ed Metz Jr are all recognized
names and good to see together. They played a solid set of
familiar sounds and looked like they had a lot of fun doing it.
Crescent Katz is a bunch of younger adults, not all male,
the tuba player with them, and Fire House Tribute, is a young
woman, Priscilla Ornelllas. That and banjo, washboard joined
horns played by Brandon Au and Jeff Kreis to play traditional
music and have fun. They were joined by a young clarinetist
and another Kries and all banged out great Dixieland with
remarkable enthusiasm It was a delight to see such capable,
young musicians. The same talent and class was repeated by
the Au Brothers Jazz Band. The three talented brothers on
horns were joined by well known adults: Uncle Howard , of
course. Danny Coots, Katie Cavera and Bonnie Otto. Overall,
so many younger players were a treat and showed good
promise for carrying on our music.
It wasn’t easy to hear all nine youth bands so only three
were heard. Dixie Dominus was outstanding and others
were good considering their limited experience. Even a sixth
grade band, Decomposers, was impressive with the young
talent and their obvious feel for the music. Look for them on
You Tube as Rae Ann Berry was filming them.
It was a hot weekend, but the hotel remained comfortable.
There was a tent outdoors that was good listening in the
evening. The volunteers were wonderful and must have
worked many hours. Next year’s festival is planned for the
same time. If it is anything like this one, there will be plenty of
the music we like.
MUSICAL EVENING OF BRIAN HOLLAND & DANNY COOTS - Sept. 12, 2014
BY BILL TODD, DRUMMER
Many thanks go to Jarin and Carole Feldstein for using an
intimate house party setting to present the three time “World
Old-Time Piano Playing Champion” Brian Holland supported
by Grammy Award winning percussionist, Danny Coots.
Believe me, it has to be one of the top five playing or listening
nights I’ve enjoyed in the last 65 years of either playing or
listening to any musicians. I did buy their CD “Two Man
Job” filled with fourteen super and unique renditions of songs
we know. My favorites are (3) Buddy Bolden’s Blues, (6)
Dallas Blues, and (8) Caravan. On Caravan the drumming
introduction of 50 seconds is wonderful. The liner notes by
Holland read “Juan Tizol:1936” - Juan Tizol is best known as
Fresno Dixieland Society
Box 16399, Fresno, CA 93755
HOTLINE (209) 292-3999 12- 5 p.m.
RADISSON HOTEL - ATRIUM
www.fresno
dixie.com
Oct. 19 - Midnight Rose
MODESTO DIXIELAND
JAZZ SOCIETY
EVERY 3RD SUNDAY
CLARION INN - 1612 SISK RD. - MODESTO
the long-time trombonist with Duke Ellington’s band. The
melody of “Caravan” is the result of Tizol’s studies in Puerto
Rico, where once a piece of music was learned, it was inverted
(literally turned upside-down) to create a new melody. “I’ve
always loved the dark and ominous tone of this piece, and we
have done our best to keep that feeling intact in this version.
The beginning starts as if in a fever dream: waking groggily
in the middle of the desert, a caravan of camels walking toward
a nearby oasis, slowly feeling the rhythm of the hooves against
the sand as the hot wind brings you into consciousness.” That
statement from the liner notes reflects the class of the whole
evening.
My recommendation: “Two Man Job”
www.rivermontrecrords.com
The Napa Valley
DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY
MEETS
EVERY 2ND
SUNDAY
FROM
1:00-5:00 PM
Website:
www.jazzdance.org/NapaJazz
Chardonnay Room, Embassy Suites, 1075 California Blvd., Napa
$8 Members, $9 Other Jazz Societies, $10 Public
NOV. 16 - KNIGHT SOUNDS BIG BAND
P.O. BOX 2765 MONTEREY, CA 93942
1:00 - 5:00 P.M. EVERY 2ND SUNDAY
www.modestojazz.com
12-5 p.m. Info: 209-524-3517 $8 members - $12 public
SACRAMENTO
Nov. 9
at the Elks Lodge located in
150 MAR VISTA DRIVE, MONTEREY
Info. (831) 626-3146
(831) 449-3204
TRAD. JAZZ SOCIETY
Midnight Rose J.B.
www.montereyhotjazzsociety.org
www.sacjazz.org
Nov. 9
Dan Barrett
Trombone/Cornet
ELK’S LODGE #6
6446 RIVERSIDE BLVD.
Sacramento, CA 95831 11:30 -5 p.m.
Members: $10.00 Non-Members: $12.00
SAN JOAQUIN
DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY
2 dance floors
Guest bands plus jam sets
12:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Nov. 2
Cell Block Seven
www.stocktondixielandjazz.org
ELKS LODGE
8900 Thornton Road, Stockton
For more information, write
P.O. Box 4746, Stockton, CA 95204
FRIENDS OF JAZZ
Dance Party in Danville
Grange Hall, 743 Diablo Rd.
More info: www.jazznut.com
510-655-6728
Nov. 15
Devil Mountain
Jazz Band
AT THE DOOR - $15 Members/active military/students/club members - $8
NEW ORLEANS JAZZ CLUB
OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
P.O. BOX 27232, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94127
MEET
S ON THE THIRD SUNDA
Y
MEETS
SUNDAY
1:00 - 7:00 P
.M. www.nojcnc.org
P.M.
N o v. 116
6 - Chris Br
adley’s TTrr ad. J.B.
Bradley’s
Champa Thai Restaurant, 3550 San Pablo Dam Rd., San Pablo, CA
For Info: Becky Kesweder: 650-341-7370 or Tom Belmessieri: 925-432-6532
TRAD JASS
SANTA ROSA
NEW ADDRESS!
Ellington Hall
www.tradjass.org
TRAD JASS - P.O. Box 2861
Santa Rosa, CA 95405
707-328-0939
1:00 - 5:30 p.m.
each first Sunday
3535 Industrial Way, Santa Rosa, CA
Nov. 2 - The Black Tuesday Band
ADMISSION: MEMBERS $8.00
OTHER CLUBS $9.00 NON-MEMBERS $10.00
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South Bay Traditional Jazz Society
FIRST CLASS
U.S. POSTAGE
P.O. Box 3980, San Jose, CA 95150
www.sbtjs.org
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SAN MATEO, CA
Permit No. 52
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
DEC. 28
NOV. 23
Toot Sweet Jazz Band High Sierra Jazz Band
JAN
15 - Pat Dutrow’s Jazzmeisters
AN.. 25, 20
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Fog City Stompers
Traditional Dixieland Jazz Band
Oct. 26, 20
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1:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Sunnyvale Elks Lodge #2128
375 Pastoria Avenue
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
Non-members - $10.00
Members and Members
of other Jazz Societies - $8.00
Tom Belmessieri - Corne
Cornett / Leader Hudi Brenman - Clarine
Clarinett
Rich Ne
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Mik
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New
Mike
Pat Dutrow - Banjo/Guitar
Adam Roderick - Drums/Percussion
Rich Owens - Piano (substitute)