Interesting article,
Sad story but he triumphs . I would like to feature him on my show. Does he have a dvd of him music and maybe a bit of an interview of him?
Fikisha
Hi Wanda,
Where is that place you are writing about and who are the people there?
thanks for adding as your friend.
Hope you will watch my tv show on the internet on wednesdays and maybe you may want to be one of the artist that I feature.
It's a pleasure to have you here with our jazz family...I look forward to hearing your music and learning more about you. Anyone that is a friend of Rita's is a friend of mine...may your days be blessed with love,
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At 10:45am on December 11, 2009, Rita Shelby said…
Okay, I realized after my email that you may have been on here already... in that case it's now nice to be Jazz Network buddies as well. Thank you and let's keep connecting with our jazzy, gifted friends. Be sure to reach out to Jaijai, if you haven't done so already. Have a 2 jazzy weekend.
Hi Wanda;
Season's Greetings from a bit west of you (Toronto-ish - LOL). Thanks so much for your new friendship here. Love that you are playing the real old stuff :-)
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I passed on your wonderful words to Scott & Ginger. They return best wishes to you!
At 12:53pm on October 19, 2009, Ralph Denzer said…
Hey, Wanda:
Thanks for inviting me to join your friend list - despite what my site says, I'm actually living in Montreal now, so please let me know if you're ever performing out this way. Also I'm looking for people in Montreal who play traditional jazz or swing, so if you know anyone in the scene here, could you please drop me an email?
thanks, Ralph Denzer - trumpet- swing/new orleans/theatre-music/new music
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Sad story but he triumphs . I would like to feature him on my show. Does he have a dvd of him music and maybe a bit of an interview of him?
Fikisha
Where is that place you are writing about and who are the people there?
thanks for adding as your friend.
Hope you will watch my tv show on the internet on wednesdays and maybe you may want to be one of the artist that I feature.
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It's a pleasure to have you here with our jazz family...I look forward to hearing your music and learning more about you. Anyone that is a friend of Rita's is a friend of mine...may your days be blessed with love,
Jaijai
Rita
Season's Greetings from a bit west of you (Toronto-ish - LOL). Thanks so much for your new friendship here. Love that you are playing the real old stuff :-)
Brenda (Vocalist)
Thanks for inviting me to join your friend list - despite what my site says, I'm actually living in Montreal now, so please let me know if you're ever performing out this way. Also I'm looking for people in Montreal who play traditional jazz or swing, so if you know anyone in the scene here, could you please drop me an email?
thanks, Ralph Denzer - trumpet- swing/new orleans/theatre-music/new music
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