Volume 39 JANUARY 2014 Number 1 -P R E S E N T S - 1:00-5:00 p.m. Sunnyvale Elks Lodge # Pastoria Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94086

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1 Volume 39 JANUARY 2014 Number 1 -P R E S E N T S - BOB OB SCHU CHULZ FRISCO JAZZ BAND FEBRUAR ARY Y 23 Pat Dutrow s Jazzmeisters January 26, :00-5:00 p.m. Sunnyvale Elks Lodge # Pastoria Ave., Sunnyvale, CA U P C O M I N G E V E N T S - MARCH H 23 Devil Mountain J.B. APRIL 27 Zinfandel Stompers Non-members - $10.00 Members and Members of other Jazz Societies - $8.00

2 Barbara Kinney President 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. Mal Silva Past President Emeritus malsilva@att.net BOARD OF DIRECTORS SBTJS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Jack Ford Treasurer Cecelia Maloney Secretary gramaloney@comcast.net Jon B. Schermer Chief Financial Officer jschermer@yahoo.com OPEN Vice President 2 Kay McIntyre Hostess/Parasols George Trollman Distribution South Bay Beat Jim Rouse Stage & Equipment jc_rouse@comcast.net Jim Harget Jam Set Director Community Outreach Co-Music Director jimharget@aol.com Joy Stone Raffle Chairperson mozarts142@gmail.com Sallie Morton Member-at-large ALL YOU JAZZ LOVERS... BOARD MEMBERS PUBLICITY Open HOST Open MEMBERSHIP Open EDITOR Open PLEASE HELP by contributing articles to the newsletter. This is YOUR paper. You are welcome to write about anything that would be of interest to our readers. We would like to hear from writers, cartoonists, artists, critics, etc. Send your contribution to JoAnn Schwartz, P.O. Box 714, Middletown, CA THE MUSIC BORN IN AMERICA FOR THE WORLD TO ENJOY JoAnn Schwartz Coastal Graphics P.O. Box 714 Middletown, CA joannx@att.net SOUTH BAY TRADITIONAL JAZZ SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Please take this opportunity to show your support for preserving trad jazz. We invite you to join by filling in the form below. Please enroll Renew You may contact me regarding volunteer work MEMBERSHIP DUES: SUSTAINING - $100 PATRON - $250 ANGEL - $500 Individual - $30 Couple - $40 Musician - $15 Musician Couple - $20 Would you prefer to read your South Bay Beat online? Yes No Membership includes subscription to our South Bay Beat newsletter. Music Director SBTJS Board of Directors Kendric Smith Website Manager kendric@stanford.edu Jim O Briant Director, Youth Activities jobriant@garlic.com Medius Printing ADVERTISING RATES (effective January, 2005) SIZE PER ISSUE 1/8 Page $ /4 Page $ /2 Page $65.00 Full Page $ Non-Profit ID # Name(s) Phone No. Address City, State & Zip Make check payable to: SOUTH BAY TRADITIONAL JAZZ SOCIETY and mail with this form to: SBTJS, P.O. BOX 3980, SAN JOSE, CA The South Bay Traditional Jazz Society is a non-profit tax exempt organization dedicated to the performance, promotion, and preservation of Traditional Jazz. Your membership and contributions are tax-deductible. Your cancelled check is your receipt. Non-Profit ID #

3 PRESIDENT S MESSAGE A Youth Dixieland Jazz Fest On Saturday January 25th Newpark Mall in Newark, CA will be the site of jazz performances by five experienced youth bands promoted by East Bay Traditional Jazz Society. Beginning at 11 a.m. they will each put on a 50 minute performance on the first floor of the mall adjacent to the Penney s hallway. The bands in order of appearance will be Scout Band from the East Bay; Jazz Raptors from Creekview Ranch Middle School in Roseville CA; Alumni Band, a jazz society reunion band (East Bay Trad Jazz Society, that is); Dixie Dominus from Fremont Christian High School and Jazzinators Jazz Band of the East Bay Trad Jazz Society. This sounds like a good way to spend a January Saturday after recovering from December holiday activity. Newpark Mall is on Mowry Avenue in Newark. The bands should have their own CD s for sale if you find a favorite there. For more details you can go to and/or DEADLINE FOR ARTICLES Jan. 31, Please send all news, articles and announcements to: JoAnn Schwartz P.O. Box 714, Middletown, CA joannx@att.net BARBARA KINNEY s we begin 2014, let us all keep in mind how we can be a part of South Bay s continuing success. Number 1 is your presence, followed by inviting others to join us, perhaps providing transportation for someone else. We always welcome anything extra in your renewals. Partial or full band sponsorship makes us a membership of angels! Much gratitude goes to the Elks Wives Club for their wonderful support. Three special people who donate their time to provide food for us are, Pat Sargent, Carol Barnhart and the front man Tom Young. Our December luncheon of ham, sweet potatoes, salad and vegetables was wonderful, down to the dried cranberries in the salad and almonds in the green beans. Thanks to the individuals serving on our Board for 2014, but please take note how many positions are still open. We survive because current Board members wear many hats. We thank Bill Breakey for continuing to update the membership roster and provide mailing labels for the South Bay Beat, even though he has moved to Manteca!!! Join us January 26 for the Bob Schulz Frisco Jazz Band! LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL!!! Barbara Kinney, President In Memoriam Lynn Schloss of Walnut Creek died peacefully in his sleep at home January 2, 2014 after a short hospital stay. The previous night when he was asked if he wanted anything, he mentioned music. Both he and his wife, Sheila, were often at our music sessions and supported N.O.J.C. too. SBTJS JAM SETS - Jan. 20 SET #1 Coney Island Washboard Sunday From Monday On When My Dreamboat Comes Home See See Rider Rosetta Jazz Me Blues SET #2 My Blue Heaven Curse Of Achin Heart Take My Hand Precious Lord Ab Apex Blues Blues My Naughty Sweetie Margie Second Line Sweet Georgia Brown BOARD MEETING TUESDAY, FEB. 4, 2014 The ELKS Lodge 11:00 a.m. 375 N. Pastoria Ave., Sunnyvale, CA C Ab F Eb Eb Eb F F F Who were those Masked Jammers? DECEMBER 15, 2013 Don Abel Trumpet, leader Jon Schermer Trombone Philip Rice Trombone Lyle Gillison Reeds Scott Chapman Piano Sam Morocco String bass Jack Mangan Clarinet, drums Jean Avram Banjo Carlos Tahmazian 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. Thank You Raffle Donors! Sandra Hammond Dave Foros Terry LaClair Jim O Briant Ann and Gus Ayala Monterey Hot Jazz Society San Francisco Jazz Foundation Jack Ford Ardie Kennedy Marj Scooros Special Memberships SUSTAINING Clifford & Zelda Barnett Bill Breakey & Bobbie Lawrence Robert Champlain Rolfe & Becky Cuthbert Donna King Tom & Thoma Mitchell Sallie Morton Ron Segel & Cherry Yu Cecelia Maloney Jim Harget Karen Brooks & Scott Anthony Peggy & Chuck Buttler Bill Todd ANGELS ($500) (double) Rick & Amy Magnuson Patrick & Shirley Campbell 3

4 4 FESTIVALS & Coming Attractions INFORMATION TAKEN FROM THE AMERICAN RAG. Any feedback on the format would be appreciated. Jan. 31- Decatur, IL. 39th Central Illinois Jazz Festival. Hdqtrs: Decatur Conference Center & Hotel. Nine Feb. 2 featured guest stars. Eleven featured bands, four sessions: Friday 5 p.m. to midnight, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Patron package $150 per person includes preferred reserved seating, Patron party Friday afternoon, dinner with Dinner Show Saturday. Non-patron $30 per session. Info: CIJF maggieforjazz25@comcast.net Website: Lodging: Decatur Conference Center & Hotel, Feb. 6-9 Fresno, CA. The Sounds of Mardi Gras. Hdqtrs: Fresno Radisson Hotel. Thursday Pre-party $15. Sunday Wind-Down Party $45. Featured Bands: Bob Schulz Frisco J.B., Blue Street J.B., Buck Creek J.B., Climax J.B., Clint Baker s All Stars, Devil Mountain J.B., Doug Finke s Hot Cookies, Grand Dominion J.B., High Sierra J.B., JazzSea Jammers, Night Blooming Jazzmen, Ray Skjelbred & His Cubs, Tom Rigney & Flambeau, Yosemite J.B., Youth Bands. Info: info@fresnodixie.com Website: Lodging: Radisson Hotel, La Quinta Inn, Super 8 Motel, Feb Evergreen, CO. Evergreen Ragtime Bash. Hqtrs: Evergreen Elks Lodge. Info: Keeler_88@msn.com Website:Evergreenelkslodge.com/ragtime-bash Feb Seaside, OR. 31st Annual Seaside Jazz Festival. Hdqtrs: Seaside Civic and Convention Center. Guest Artist: Bob Draga. Featured Bands: Titan Hot Seven, Ivory & Gold, Blue Street J.B., High Sierra J.B., Tom Rigney & Flambeau, The Original Wildcat Jass Band, Uptown Lowdown J.B., Cornet Chop Suey, Dave Bennett & the Memphis Boys, Climax J.B., We Three, Bob Draga with Friends. Badges: $85. until 2/1 then $95. Daily badges available. Info: Seaside Jazz Festival a.m.- 5p.m. M-F or Website: Lodging: Visitor s Bureau Lighthousejazz@pacifier.com Feb Del Mar, CA. San Diego Jazz Party Honoring Mundell Lowe. Hdqtrs: Hilton San Diego/Del Mar. Guest Artists: Ed Polcer, Bria Skonberg, trumpets; Harry Allen, Houston Person, Anti Sarpila, reeds; John Allred, Dan Barrett, trombone; John Eaton, Johnny Varro, Rossano Sportiello, Jason Wanner, piano; John Cocuzzi, vibes; Nicki Parrott, Richard Simon, Dave Stone, bass; Eddie Erickson, Mundell Lowe, Bucky Pizzarelli, guitar; Ed Metz Jr., Butch Miles, Chuck Redd, drums; Rebecca Kilgore vocals. Badges: Patron $225. includes 3 day admission and Saturday Brunch. Friday session $70. Saturday three sessions $130. Sunday session $70. Info dcooper@hotmail.com Website: Lodging: Hilton San Diego/Del Mar, or Ask for Jazz Rate $133. before Jan 30, Mar. 7-9 Monterey, CA. 39th Anniversary Celebration of the Jazz Bash by the Bay. Hdqtrs: Monterey Conference Center & Portola Hotel. Honoring Musician of the Year, Bill Dendle. Guest Artists: Jeff Barnhart, John Cocuzzi, Bob Draga, Bobby Durham, Eddie Erickson, Ed Metz Jr., Jason Wanner and the Dave & Linda Dance Company. Featured Bands: Au Brothers w/howard Miyata, Katie Cavera, Big Mama Sue Quintet w/ Jim Buchman, Bob Schulz Frisco J. B., Brady McKay w/pieter Meijers Quartet, Carl Sonny Leyland Trio, Crown Syncopators, Reynolds Brothers aka Ellis Island Boys, High Sierra J.B., Ivory & Gold, Le Jazz Hot, Old Friends, Rebecca Kilgore Trio w/paolo Alderighi & Dan Barrett, Royal Society Jazz Orch., Side Street Strutters w/meloney Collins, Stephanie Trick Trio w/phil Flanigan & Danny Coots, Tom Rigney & Flambeau. A.E. Badges $95 until 12/31 then $105. Two levels of Patron Packages, Individual $240. Family $575. Daily badges available. Info: or info@jazzagemonterey.com Website: Lodging: Portola Hotel, or Rate: $185 single/double. Mar Eureka, CA. Redwood Coast Jazz Festival. Hdqtrs: Adorni Center. Guest Artists: Brian Casserly, trumpet; Bob Draga, clarinet. Special Guests: Gordon Au, Justin Au, John Cocuzzi, Otis Mourning. Featured Bands: Blue Street J.B., High Street Band, Tom Rigney & Flambeau, Gator Beat, Red Skunk, Jipzee Swing Band, Stompy Jones, Au Brothers, Dave Bennett & the Memphis Boys, New Orleans Racketmakers, Le Hot Club de Rue Blu, Twice As Good 2XG, Sister Swing, Mitch Woods & His Rocket 88s, Delta Nationals, Donna Landry & Swing Set, Hall Street Honkers Horn Band. AE Badges $75 until 1/31 then $80 until 3/26 then $85. Daily badges and youth badges available. Info: admin@redwoodjazz.org Website: Lodging: Red Lion, 4th & T St., Eureka, CA Apr Three Rivers, CA. 41st Annual Jazzaffair. Website: CRUISES & TOURS Mar Depart from Valparaiso, Chile to Buenos Aires. South America around Cape Horn. Aboard ms Zaandam. Featured bands: High Sierra J.B., Tom Hook Trio w/danny Coots & Bobby Durham. Fares: Starting at $1600 PPDO Airfare EXTRA. Info: Jazzdagan Tours, or Jazzdagan@aol.com Website:

5 It was no surprise that America s Finest City Dixieland Jazz Society did it yet again. They get the best bands with a wide variety of sounds to pack in the festival goers over the Thanksgiving holiday. This was their 34 th Festival, held as always at the Town & Country Resort and Convention Center, everything you could want in one location. This jazz club has entertaining down to a fine art and as this festival is all under one roof it makes it easy to change venues and follow your favorite bands. Additionally there were several organized parasol parades, complete with a marching band, a room dedicated to piano soloists, venues remembering some of the most famous and respected musicians, and even some good old fashioned rock and roll. The music actually starts on Wednesday evening for early birds and additionally there is music playing in the foyer throughout the festival which adds to the enjoyment. Jazz On Thanksgiving the Town & Country Hotel goes all out with their fabulous buffet dinner, after which the jazz starts. There were only two venues Thanksgiving evening, but it was hard to choose between them. From Friday through Sunday the jazz goes on and on, starting just early enough and continuing until the wee hours. If OKOM is your favorite there were some of the best bands playing including Bob Schulz and his Frisco Jazz Band, Buck Creek Jazz Band, Grand Dominion, High Sierra Jazz Band, Night Blooming Jazzmen, Red Pepper Jazz Band with Phil Kirk on trumpet, Titanic Jazz Band and Yerba Buena Stompers, with Leon Oakley on trumpet and Chris Tyle on cornet. Yes, Buck Creek is back and sounding as good as ever. The front line is still firmly in place, Jim Ritter, co-leader on cornet, Frank Mesich co-leader on trombone, John Skillman on clarinet and Jerry Addicot playing banjo, there were a couple of new faces to me at the festival, Chuck Stewart on tuba and Stan Mulder drums. It was so good to see Buck Creek together again, apparently their health issues resolved and Stella is still looking after them as band hostess. Another crowd pleaser is Cornet Chop Suey they really know how to entertain and their tribute to Louis Armstrong was well done. I enjoyed hearing Dick Williams and friends, this time it wasn t a full blown jam set with multiple musicians, but a regular group that Dick selected. The Euphoria Brass Band led several parasol parades with the second liners really enjoying following them, parasols held high. The Heliotrope Ragtime Orchestra are so authentic from their costumes to how they play so well together, they have a husband and wife duo on violin, Daniel and Cheryl Swan. The person announcing has a wonderful sense of humor which adds to the listening experience. Banjo bands were out in force the San Diego Banjo Band and San Fernando Valley Banjo Band. There were other groups including the Reynolds Brothers, and Ray Skjelbred and his Cubs. Guest artists Katie Cavera, Bob Draga and Brady McKay entertained with many of the bands. Dave Bennett leads his quartet where he shines playing and looking like Benny Goodman. But Dave Bennett and his Memphis Boys give us that old time rock and roll with such amazing energy and enthusiasm. Dave thumps out boogie woogie with the best of them and sings like Gerry Lee Lewis, Elvis, and Johnnie Cash. The entire group gets into the 1950 s frame of mind, playing their instruments backwards, standing on them and even throwing them in the air. Dave does the killer thing with his foot on the keys, standing on the piano stool and even sitting on the keys. It was the kind of music where you just couldn t sit still, the entire room was in motion. One thing I appreciate in San Diego is that they plan the bands so that one doesn t have to scramble and move every set. They have large dance floors in all of the main venues and the dance floors were packed. One thing that I found difficult was choosing which bands to listen to, I just couldn t get to all of them as there was such a good selection. An interesting aspect is the international visitors that make this festival a regular destination. Jazz is popular world wide and this festival is famous, the visitors all have their stories, including how many times they have attended. Roll on the 35 th San Diego Jazz Fest. Let the good times roll! 10 % discount Jest show your SBTJS card costume ( ) 822 E. Evelyn Avenue Sunnyvale, CA info@dicostumes.com Where imaginations run wild! 5

6 BLOWIN round the bay COLMA Molloys Tavern, 1655 Mission Road, SAN FRANCISCO BANJO BAND, first Sat. of each month. 7:30-10:00 p.m. sfbanjo COTATI Redwood Cafe, 8240 Old Redwood Hwy. GOLD COAST JAZZ BAND, 3rd Sunday p.m DANVILLE Grange Hall, 743 Diablo Road. DEVIL MOUNTAIN JAZZ BAND. 3rd Saturday, 2-5 p.m Also see Friends of Jazz on page 7. EL SOBRANTE Champa Restaurant, 3550 San Pablo Dam Road, JELLY ROLL J.B., most Fridays, 7-9:30 p.m., FAIRFAX - NEW! 19 Broadway Club, Dwnt. Fairfax. NATURAL GAS JAZZ BAND, 2nd Sunday, 3-5 p.m. Dance floor, No cover charge. Call FREMONT Bronco Billy s Pizza Palace, Blacow Rd., JAZZINATORS every other Tuesday, 7-8 p.m., go to www. broncobillys pizza.com for specific dates. MARTINEZ Erawan2 Thai Restaurant, 414 Ferry Street, MUIR STATION JAZZ BAND. Every 2nd Saturday, 6:00-8:00 p.m MENLO PARK Cafe Borrone, 1010 El Camino Real, CLINT BAKER S CAFE BORRONE ALL-STARS. MOST Fridays, 7:30-10:30 p.m. Check allstars.html MORGAN HILL Dutchman s Pizza, Monterey St. THE ZINFANDEL STOMPERS, open rehearsal, public welcome. Second Tuesdays, 7-9 p.m. (also half price pizza night) 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 for more information. REDWOOD CITY Harry s Hofbrau, 1909 El Camino Real. HAPPY TIME BANJOS. Every Tuesday from 7-8:30 p.m SAN FRANCISCO Pier 23, Embarcadero near Fil-. bert. Rotating pianists: Virginia Tichenor, Marty Eggers, Frederick Hodges. 5-8 p.m SAN JOSE Harry s Hofbrau, 390 Saratoga Ave., PENINSULA BANJO BAND, every Wednesday, 7 p.m 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 SAN MATEO The Swinging Door, 106 E. 25th Ave., SILICON GULCH J.B., Tues p.m SAN RAFAEL Panama Hotel, B Street & Bayview. SWING FEVER, Tuesdays, 7-10 p.m. Call Mayflower Inn, th St., San Rafael, MARIN JAZZ GROUP every 2nd and 4th Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Free admission 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 The Little Store Restaurant, 3340 Woodside Road, (1.3 miles west of 280). THE BANJO GUYS, Every Monday 6-8 p.m. 6

7 TUNING IN... KCSM fm 91.1 Radio Programming for Jan./Feb Live from The Landing on KCSM, 91.1 fm radio from San Mateo College. The schedule of Sunday night at 6:00 p.m. broadcasts of the Jim Cullum Jazz Band. Date Program Name Jan. 19 At the Jazz Band Ball: Jazz Classics Live Here s a high-energy concert of red-hot traditional jazz classics from old New Orleans and 1920s Chicago. Join the Jim Cullum Jazz Band and clarinetist Evan Christopher as they perform at the Stanford Jazz Workshop. Jan. 26 A Triple Crown of Tunesmiths: Youmans, Barris and Green. The Jim Cullum Jazz Band welcomes New Orleans vocalist Topsy Chapman, Broadway s Carol Woods, and piano legend Dick Hyman. They honor a trio of top composers of jazz standards - Vincent Youmans ( Time on My Hands ), Harry Barris ( MIssissippi Mud ), and Johnny Green ( Body and Soul ) audionet.html Program now available On-Demand at Fresno Dixieland Society Box 16399, Fresno, CA HOTLINE (209) p.m. RADISSON HOTEL - ATRIUM MODESTO DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY EVERY 3RD SUNDAY CLARION INN SISK RD. - MODESTO Jan Kristy Reed Cocuzzi & John Cocuzzi 12-5 p.m. Info: $8 members - $12 public Feb. 9 Clinicians Band Feb. 2 Jammers SACRAMENTO TRAD. JAZZ SOCIETY THE DANTE CLUB 2330 FAIR OAKS BLVD. Between Howe & Fulton 11:30-5 p.m. Members: $10.00 Non-Members $12.00 FRIENDS OF JAZZ Dance Party in Danville Grange Hall, 743 Diablo Rd. More info: February 6-9 Sounds of Mardi Gras SAN JOAQUIN DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY 2 dance floors Guest bands plus jam sets 12:00-5:00 p.m. ELKS LODGE 8900 Thornton Road, Stockton For more information, write P.O. Box 4746, Stockton, CA Feb. 15 Devil Mountain Jazz Band The Napa Valley DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY Feb eb.. 9th Bye Bye Blues Boys CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF KEEPING IT HOT! Jan. 30 The Rise and Fall of Joe King Oliver Joe King Oliver s rise and fall comes to life through his personal letters, read by stage legend William Warfield. Cornetist Leon Oakley and tubist Mike Walbridge join the Jim Cullum Jazz Band to turn up the heat with 1920 s classics. Feb. 9 Fats, Hoagy and W.C. Handy: Music Made in America. The Jim Cullum Jazz Band is joined by Vernel Bagneris, Topsy Chapman and Shelly Berg to play tunes from Fats Waller, Hoagy Carmichael and W.C. Handy. It s an unforgettable hour of red-hot jazz. Feb. 16 Hearts Afire: A Riverwalk Jazz Valentine Dim the lights, snuggle up to your Valentine. The Jim Cullum Jazz Band and their special guests have a concert of love songs - from happy to sappy to snappy. MEETS EVERY 2ND SUNDAY FROM 1:00-5:00 P.M. Jan. 12-Ted Shafer s Jelly Roll Jazz Band Website: Chardonnay Room, Embassy Suites, 1075 California Blvd., Napa $8 Members, $9 Other Jazz Societies, $10 Public P.O. BOX 2765 MONTEREY, CA :00-5:00 P.M. EVERY 2ND SUNDAY at the Elks Lodge located in 150 MAR VISTA DRIVE, MONTEREY Info. (831) (831) 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 MEETS ON THE THIRD SUNDAY 1:00-7:00 P.M. Feb Showcase of Bands Champa Thai Restaurant, 3550 San Pablo Dam Rd., San Pablo, CA For Info: Becky Kesweder: or Tom Belmessieri: TRAD JASS SANTA ROSA NEW ADDRESS! La Rose Hotel 308 Wilson St., Santa Rosa TRAD JASS - P.O. Box 2861 Santa Rosa, CA :00-5:30 p.m. each first Sunday ADMISSION: MEMBERS $8.00 OTHER CLUBS $9.00 NON-MEMBERS $10.00 Feb. 2 - Mission Gold Jazz Band 7

8 South Bay Traditional Jazz Society P.O. Box 3980, San Jose, CA Return Service Requested FIRST CLASS TIME SENSITIVE FIRST CLASS U.S. POSTAGE P A I D SAN MATEO, CA Permit No. 52 Visit our new website Calendar of Events Feb. 23 Pat Dutrow s Jazzmeisters Mar. 23 Devil Mountain Jazz Band April 27 Zinfandel Stompers BOB SCHU CHULZ FRISCO JAZZ BAND January 26, :00-5:00 p.m. Sunnyvale Elks Lodge # Pastoria Ave., Sunnyvale, CA Bill McGinnis: drums Bob Ringwald: piano Bob Williams: trombone Jim Maihack: tuba Bob Schulz: cornet & vocals Paul Edgerton: reeds Scott Anthony: banjo, guitar & vocal Picture shows Jim Rothermel (front left) instead of Paul Edgerton