From: Doug Fairbanks Email: <d.fairbanks*deltaalarms.zen.co.uk>
Posted on: Tuesday, November 11, 1997, 01:51 PM
Hi Fred,Nice to meet you at the Haslingden Cricket Club last week, and thanks for your support. Best Wishes,Doug Fairbanks (Tel: 01706 875030)
From: Frank Email: <frank*hutchinson.nwnet.co.uk>
Posted on: Monday, December 08, 1997, 10:35 AM
Found you via Jazzfm Tony's Trad Hour. Very useful info.
From: Peter Copeman Email: <pjac*wave.co.nz>
Posted on: Thursday, January 01, 1998, 10:24 AM
Hi Fred, Greetings from New Zealand, having lived through the Trad revival of the 50'sregular meetings at Tony's Ballroom in Blackburn, also a pub in Burnley whose name I've long forgotten, plus another pub in Lancaster, Saturday evenings. It's good to see that Jazz is still alive and well in Lancashire.We do have the odd(!) band in 'Godzone' so I'm still able to imbibe a bit of kulture.
From: Doug Fairbanks Email: <d.fairbanks*deltaalarms.zen.co.uk>
Posted on: Saturday, January 03, 1998, 09:51 PM
Hi Fred,Just a note to let you know the latest info regarding Haslingden Cricket Club. On Thursday February 5th, Mart Rodger is unable to be with us so we are very pleased to have booked a visit from Dave Donohoe's band. They play almost exclusively New Orleans jazz, although they manage to encompass quite a variety of styles within that classification. Very enjoyable if you haven't heard them.Mart Rodger Manchester Jazz will be with us on Thursday 5th March, and first Thursdays thereafter, unless I let you know to the contrary. Regards,Doug Fairbanks
From: Its G3LNL Email: <Similar
to yours>
Posted on: Monday, January 05, 1998, 12:16 AM
Hi Fred Great page I like the animation and think its an improvement on the previous page.. Regards to Barbara G3LNL
From: Bill Brown Email: <wbrown*bigpond.com>
Posted on: Thursday, January 08, 1998, 08:33 PM
Hi there. My name is Bill Brown and I live in Melbourne Aust. I'm a Scot who was brought up on the Jazz scene in U.K. in the fifties .I've been looking out on the net for traces of that scene and my favourites from back then Sandy Brown, Al Fairweather , Bruce Turner etc. and the better trad bands ,Mike Daniels ,Steve Lane etc. I always liked the 'Merseys' and indeed have just purchased their Lake c.d. from the fifties .Also liked the Saints from Manchester .Keep up the good work Fred will keep in touch .Cheers Bill.
From: Trevor "hotlips"
Hodgson Email: <blakstik*worldchat.com>
Posted on: Sunday, January 18, 1998, 12:02 AM
Wow! I'm so impressed with the moving pictures...what talent! How do you do it? HOWEVER, I can't get the sound, so I'll have to get my wired daughter Sarah to find it for me. I'll write again when that has been achieved. Trevor
From: Jacki Email: <morj*arcom.com.au>
Posted on: Sunday, January 18, 1998, 11:00 AM
Great page!! keep it up
From: Bob O'Rourke Email: <boborourke*webtv.net>
Posted on: Sunday, January 18, 1998, 03:56 PM
Interested in booking my band at your next festival. See my web site a www.boborourke.com. The best dixieland band in New Orleans U.S.A.
From: Tn'T from the great white
north Email: <blakstik*worldchat.com>
Posted on: Monday, January 19, 1998, 12:02 AM
I CAN HEAR!....it's a miracle! The sound, like my brain,is about 10mins. behind, appearing after I have moved on to some other program. Otherwise the sound quality is great, the photos excellent and the graphics amazing. I am so pleased to have such talented friends. Tell Barrie I am upset that he stole Smokey Mokes from me and plays it so much better! TTFN...
From: Chris Bloor Email: <chris*lol.co.uk>
Posted on: Monday, January 19, 1998, 09:40 PM
From: George Willick Email: <gwillick*seidata.com>
Posted on: Friday, January 23, 1998, 11:42 PM
I am visitor 510. Was also 509. Can't get the blooming sound to work. Likely, its on my end as I've been working with midis lately. Drop by my page at http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/Delta/2350and you'll see we have a lot in common. Started out on Traditional and never left. was most fascinated with the English Trad sounds when Americas had died out. We've come a long way back but the exciting sound still comes from the Isles. Hope to get back to you as soon as I get my sound lined out. GCW
From: Ian King Email: <jazzitoria*dial.pipex.com>
Posted on: Saturday, January 24, 1998, 07:11 AM
Great ! I did not know that there was so many Traditional jazz bands in Lancs.
From: Barbara Morton Godkin Email:
<bgodkin*netcom.ca>
Posted on: Thursday, January 29, 1998, 02:30 AM
Just travelling through and stopped to browse. I am 'a lassie from Lancashire' from way back, now a 'Canuck'
From: Andy G7DMG Email: <Andy Hetherington*andrewbull.newnet.co.uk>
Posted on: Thursday, January 29, 1998, 03:10 PM
Hi Fred, This is the second time I've looked at your web page and it seems to get better! Maybe I'm now accessing via the right software. Anyway it's great, well done, you'll have to give me some lessons on how to create these pages.CheersAndy G7DMG
From: Fred Email: <fred*preston>
Posted on: Saturday, January 31, 1998, 11:07 AM
Just Testing
From: Eric Holroyd Email: <holroyd*read.net.au>
Posted on: Thursday, February 12, 1998, 01:21 AM
I'm a jazz trumpeer/cornettist and run my own band, Holroyd's Hotshotz. I've toured in USA with both the New Wolverine Jazz Orchestra (a Bix tribute band) and with the Creole Bells - which plays Lu Watters & Turk Murphy style.Originally from Heckmondwike, Yorkshire (birthplace of the tonic sol-fa) I've lived in Sydney for 31 years.I know Burnley and Nelson (the latter being the place from where we got Victory V lozenges during WWII when sweeties were rationed!Look forward to swapping emails with local jazz folk. Cheers, Eric
From: Harold Beswick Email: <hbeswick*ica.net>
Posted on: Thursday, February 12, 1998, 01:57 AM
Enjoyed reading about the Lancs Jazz groups. I'm originally from Fleetwood, left in '57. I have been back many times and expect to be "home" again in July. The music clips are great. Well done!!! Best Regards, Harold.
From: Bert Thompson Email: <rvthompson*earthlink.net>
Posted on: Thursday, February 12, 1998, 06:27 AM
Every link helps.
From: Chris Holmes Email: <cpholmes*emirates.net.ae>
Posted on: Thursday, February 12, 1998, 05:00 PM
Interesting to get news from home!
From: Alan Dailey Email: <alan*dailey.demon.co.uk>
Posted on: Thursday, February 12, 1998, 06:52 PM
Very well designed site, will be having a good look through.Alan http://www.dailey.demon.co.uk/kcpage.html
From: Paul Hetherington Email:
<paul.hetherington*bleasdale.com>
Posted on: Friday, February 13, 1998, 02:16 PM
Excellent web site!!
From: Gordon Douglas Email: <gdouglas*ihug.co,nz>
Posted on: Tuesday, February 17, 1998, 09:30 AM
Visiting these pages at my brother's suggestion - Ta Ian!
From: Stan Monk Email: <VIDEOD&GLOBAL
UK>
Posted on: Wednesday, February 18, 1998, 10:08 PM
LOOKING FOR St. James Infirmary Blues
From: Omberai Mandingaisa Email:
<omberai*geology.uz.zw>
Posted on: Thursday, February 19, 1998, 09:49 AM
Hi Fred, Greetings from Zimbabwe. Waal!, it's interesting to get information from your site on internet. Keep up the good work and give us more updates on the JAZZ world of Music.
From: Richard Bourcier Email: <jazzfan*ottawa.com>
Posted on: Saturday, February 21, 1998, 05:46 AM
Hi Fred, Loved your page and placed a link from mine in Canada. You'll find it in the Vintage/Dixieland Section.http://www.magma.ca/~rbourThe Jazz Fan Attic Website
From: Les Keating Email: <it.carrhill*dial.pipex.com>
Posted on: Friday, February 27, 1998, 10:43 AM
Very impressed with the site. Good info on forthcoming events.
From: sara halton Email: <john.halton*virgin.net>
Posted on: Tuesday, March 03, 1998, 08:56 PM
Only looked because my mum plays the cornet in the silver alliance band (jackie wooller) good info shall pass it on
From: Vincent Jones Email: <britcanam*prodigy.net>
Posted on: Sunday, March 08, 1998, 03:51 AM
I found this site by accident and enjoyed it. I was born and bred in Birkenhead and left home back in 1956. Does anyone know what happened to the 'Merseysippi Jazz Band" that used to play in Liverpool in the 50s? The last I heard of them was about 25 years ago when I saw an announcement in a San Francisco newspaper that they were playing at the New York Playboy Club. I'll be back to this site again. Ta La!!
From: Pete Hurst Email: <peteh*enterprise.net>
Posted on: Sunday, March 08, 1998, 10:20 AM
Ha - ICQ got me here - like the intro page - very professional!TTFN
From: Elmer James Email: <Elmer32*aol.com>
Posted on: Friday, March 13, 1998, 02:32 AM
Great web page...I am a friend of Jim Butler's. Jim plays trombone in my band"North Country Preservation Jazz Band". I play cornet & trumpet.
From: Mike + Barbara Email: <travels*globalnet.co.uk>
Posted on: Monday, March 16, 1998, 08:13 PM
Looks good Fred. Most impressive. We have both enjoyed reading your pages.Regards M+B.
From: Kimberley Scott Email: <kimberleyscott*hotmail.com>
Posted on: Sunday, March 22, 1998, 03:13 AM
this page is cool, I like the first page.
From: Chris Albertson Email: <fugl*earthlink.net>
Posted on: Wednesday, March 25, 1998, 04:58 AM
An interesting site, especially for someone who used to hang out at 100 Oxford St. in the early Fifties. I still have recordings which I made there (Humph's band, Mike McKenzie, Wally, etc.) in 1953. About a month later, I recorded Ken Colyer, Chris B, Monty S., Lonnie D., etc. in Copenhagen.
From: Mickey Mouse Email: <mickey.mouse*eurodisney.com>
Posted on: Thursday, April 02, 1998, 10:44 PM
Hi Fred have you seen Minnie, the old slapper has run off with Jerry. Lots of love and cheese Mickey
From: Elizabeth Kelly Email: <RN
HoneyDu*aol.com>
Posted on: Saturday, April 04, 1998, 09:12 PM
Just browsing. I'm from Preston originally. Been in USA for 30 years now. Thanks for being here
From: Bill Minch Email: <oldjazz*ameritech.net>
Posted on: Wednesday, April 08, 1998, 08:43 PM
Fred -I'm looking to fill some holes in my CD collection. Any idea who mightbe able to provide info on the British "Affinity" label? Thanks for any help you can provide.Bill Minch
From: Dave Lee (Jazz Aces) Email:
<jane.powell4*which.net>
Posted on: Wednesday, April 04, 1998, 22:12 PM
Enjoyed your web page, very impressive - lost for words! Cyril's birthday (60th) last Wednesday filled the Vic completely. Hope it continues, but I expect the Hot Pot had something to do with it rather than just Jazz. I am playing in the IOM Jazz Festival with the Fylde Coast Jazz Men in August, hope you can make it. Regards Dave.
From: Gary Hosker Email: <garyhosker*daelnet.co.uk>
Posted on: Sunday, April 12, 1998, 07:18 PM
enjoyable visit.
From: Rex Morris Email: <RMorris967*aol.com>
Posted on: Tuesday, April 14, 1998, 08:55 PM
Very nice web site. Play dixieland every chance I get. Need to travel out of here however, to get a chance to play with "the big guys". Played with one of your local favorites, Mart Rogers in LaJalla, California about two years ago.He can sure play that clarinet. Wonder where he gets all that energy. I play trombone by the way. Looking for a regular band to play with now. Any leads appreciataed. Rex
From: BRIAN LAWRENCE
Posted on: Monday, April 20, 1998, 05:12 PM
From: Jim Quig Email: <jimq36*yahoo.com>
Posted on: Sunday, April 26, 1998, 01:43 AM
Canadian fan here who appreciated your dedication and enjoyed visiting your place of worship. Many thanks. Jim Quig/Montreal, Canada
From: CALLUM REEVES
Posted on: Tuesday, April 28, 1998, 03:27 AM
COOL WEBSITE. MY BACKGROUND IS LANKY BABY!
From: John Osborne
Posted on: Friday, May 08, 1998, 03:30 PM
Keeping the jazz flag flying
From: Craig Larson Email: <larson.jazz*shire.net>
Posted on: Monday, May 11, 1998, 09:02 PM
Glad to see that jazz is alive in England!/Craighttp://www.shire.net/larson.jazz/
From: Harold Krinitsky Email: <hbk*wt-net>
Posted on: Monday, May 18, 1998, 02:41 AM
I wasn't aware that there was so much interest in traditional jazz in Britain, however I did see a group perform in New Orleans in 1983. I don't remember the name, I believe it was named after an island in the Thames, and at that time, had been playing together for 20 years.
From: Tom Nicolson Email: <squeaky*gil.com.au>
Posted on: Wednesday, May 20, 1998, 09:58 AM
great web site..shown to me by my old mate eric holroyd who lives is sydney australia.We live over a thousand miles apart but keep in touch on the net.I play Trombone Banjo and sing.I also do a one man band. My weife and I will be visiting the UK in June and early july and would love to drop in and swap a tune or two.Usual thing though..will only be bringing a mouth piece and a pick.any chance of a sit in ?Look up my web site by typing one man band in YAHOO..look for Tom Nicolson Jingles One Man BandHope top see you in JuneRegardsTom Nicolson
From: David Ball Email: <daveatLTS*aol.com.uk>
Posted on: Wednesday, May 20, 1998, 09:44 PM
First dip of the toe....
From: Terry - Port Hope, Ontario Email:
<Bulwark*nhb.com>
Posted on: Sunday, May 31, 1998, 04:04 AM
Splendid Website, Meticulous research, Hours of entertaining information,and you are becoming very very popular, especially with the Ex-Pats. Best Wishes.....Terry.
From: Terry Heaps - Port Hope,
Ontario Email: <Bulwark*nhb.com>
Posted on: Thursday, June 04, 1998, 03:38 PM
Hello Fred, Just been studying the Red Rose Brass Band - Couldn't for the life of me remember where I had seen the lad with the umbrella, but I had seen him before......Thunder crashed, and lightning flashed then it hit me....Preston Guild 1992, he was at the head of the band on Walker St. I can now sleep nights, now Ive' got that put away...Enjoy tuning into your website.. Real treat. Best wishes.
From: Dorothy Dixon, Fremont,
California, USA Email: <dotdixon*Innetix.com>
Posted on: Thursday, June 04, 1998, 07:18 PM
Hello: I am looking for informtion about my parents. They were born in Oldham, near Manchester. Am I in the wrong section of the country? I am just starting out on this search, so I still have a lot of research to do. Any information you can give me will be appreciated. Thank you.
From: Frank Lowe Baxenden Email:
<frank.lowe&btinternet.com>
Posted on: Monday, June 15, 1998, 05:18 PM
Got myself connected, yours is the first successful scan, couldn't hear the music but I'll work on it. See you around. Best wishes Frank
From: Sara, Barnes, London Email:
<redcat*btinternet.com>
Posted on: Saturday, June 27, 1998, 09:09 PM
Dad, found you easily.Glad to see you're getting such a positive response to your web page.Have to admit it looks rather good. By the way, who's "Mickey" at EuroDisney?!!!
From: George Weston + Carlisle +
Cumbria Email: <george.weston*which.net>
Posted on: Sunday, July 05, 1998, 11:03 PM
Hi Fred,I have just discovered your page. I look forward to looking at it in future.George
From: Alan Jarrold Melbourne
Australia Email: <alan_jarrold*nag.national.com.au>
Posted on: Wednesday, July 08, 1998, 04:25 AM
Re: Pendle Jazzmen.....my mum remembers Mr Hartwell in nappies....and all other stuff you would not want to record in your home page.....but you ask him about how he lost ( his long lost, and indeed still lost ) uncle in the casino here in Melbourne !Great Web site....keep up the good work
From: frank ward Toledo, Ohio,
USA Email: <fward*pop3.utoledo.edu>
Posted on: Monday, July 13, 1998, 03:24 PM
I played lead cornet with Blackburn' New Independence JB in the early 50s(we even made it to BBC's Top Town tv series. Have just celebrated 30 years (Fri. and Sat. nts) with Cakewalkin' Jass Band at Tony Packo's Cafe here in Toledo (mentioned several times in MASH (the cafe not the band). Like to hear from anyone who remembers the NEW Independence JB.
From: Irwin Weinberg-Boynton
Beach, FL.--U.S.A. Email: <NQUN57A*Prodigy.com>
Posted on: Friday, July 17, 1998, 01:48 PM
How wonderful to find this link. I have a collection of aprox 4000 recordings mostly big bands and trad jazz. I would enjoy being put on some sort of computer mailing list. I love the English trad bands. I am a fan of Acker Bilk--Peter Allen--Kenny Ball--Chris Barber--and many others. I would enjoy pen pal talk with anybody over there who would like to discuss both British and American trad jazz with possible exchange of tapes on occassion. Have at long last found a copy of the film "Pete Kelly's Blues" which I have been looking for, for many years. Now all I need is "The Gig" to finish my collection of music videos.Thank you for letting me vent, and I apologize for being long winded.Irwin WeinbergBoynton Beach FloridaU.S.A.
From: John Laws Lymm Cheshire Email:
<johnlaws*bigfoot.com>
Posted on: Thursday, July 23, 1998, 11:35 AM
New to the area. Airline Pilot by profession, played jazz in the Newcastle area years ago (River City Jazzmen, Phoenix Jazzmen etc). multi instrumentalist (jack of all trades and master of none!) dead keen to get back on the scene, but require further practice! - so any embryonic band requiring a clarinet or trombone, send me an 'e'! (can travel!) Am also thinking of buying a baritone sax (love the twenties and thirties!) Great website by the way!
From: Valerie Cook : Bolton :
Lancs Email: <Lottielim*aol.com>
Posted on: Friday, July 24, 1998, 07:31 PM
A useful site Fred .Thanks for all the hard work you must put in.Val.C.
From: Luke Johnson Tucson Az. USA
Email: <lukey51*hotmail.com>
Posted on: Sunday, July 26, 1998, 04:29 PM
Is Mike Cox,formaly of The Grand Dominion Jazz Band,now playing in the UK?
From: Trevor Hodgson, Dundas,
Ontario, Canada Email: <blakstik*worldchat.com>
Posted on: Monday, August 03, 1998, 01:36 PM
Your page continues to amaze me! I notice you have fans in Canada. If any of them are passing near Hamilton, Ontario, my band, Southern Comfort,plays good British "Trad" every third Thursday of each month at the Cat'n'Fiddle,John & Augusta, Hamilton, 8 to 11. It's a small pub so come early if you prefer to sit.We will be playing at the Alexandria Bay Jass & Ragtime Fest,NY,USA Oct31 to Nov2.Sorry I delayed this years visit across the pond. Hope to see you next SpringTrevor.
From: Harold Hallworth
Oswaldtwistle
Posted on: Tuesday, August 11, 1998, 07:45 PM
hello Fred visiting your informative site via frank's pc. What I've seen looks good. See you in the Grey Mare "Some of these days" Cheerio Harold
From: Gabriele Farneti - FORLI' -
Italy Email: <gfarnet*tin.it>
Posted on: Thursday, August 27, 1998, 07:09 PM
Cordiali Saluti
From: Paul Reid.(Nightblooming
Jazzmen) 98 La Colima, Pismo Beach,Ca. USA. 93449-2844 Email: <virpaul*webtv.net>
Posted on: Sunday, August 30, 1998, 08:50 AM
Hi,there.Just got onto the net for the first time last week.I'm the pianist/vocalist(one of several)with the group.I was with the Hot Frogs Jumping Jazz Band (usa) till mid 1986.Joined N.B.J. in '88'.Yes,it is I.We did a baltic cruise that started from Dover,last year.Love Englnd and would love to come back with the band in the future and interact with alot of your groups playing together and touring our way through England. If you have any ideas along this line get back to me and I'll present it to the rest of the group.We have our own tourist agency rep.We are also scheduled for a tour next June with Greentown and Alotria J.B.in Vienna,Italy,Germany etc. Regardless,keep in touch.and keep this Jazz of our's kicking,and ALIVE!
From: Mick Eccleston
Posted on: Wednesday, September 02, 1998, 09:07 AM
FredI heard some noise from the speaker.Was it what you call jazz.
From: Ray Gerrard, Sarika, Nakhon
Nayok, Thailand Email: <g3nom*ibm.net>
Posted on: Tuesday, September 22, 1998, 12:11 AM
Very interesting Fred, but you don't mention the "jam" sessions at G3CEL's???73 de Ray
From: Julie McKenna, Woodstock,
USA Email: <rocketjs*ulster.net>
Posted on: Sunday, September 27, 1998, 04:24 PM
Looks like there's still more new jazz happening in Europe than over here.
From: Peter + London + England Email:
<4point*clara.co.uk>
Posted on: Monday, September 28, 1998, 04:56 PM
Well done. I didn't appreciate how much jazz activity there is in the North West.
From: Richard Bourcier + Arnprior
+ Canada Email: <VA3BIX*RAC.CA>
Posted on: Friday, October 02, 1998, 01:31 PM
Got your message Fred. The page looks great!73 de VA3BIX (Richard)
From: Gerry Glenister, Hastings,
East Sussex, England Email: <bonboy*globalnet.co.uk>
Posted on: Saturday, October 03, 1998, 02:15 AM
Hi!Nice pages, one or two bands that I've seen and quite a few that haven't made it to the south or the Jazz Festivals, if you want to see the kind of bands we have here in Hastings visit my site at http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~bonboyGood luck,Gerry
From: Bengt Johansson, Gothenburg,
Sweden Email: <uitbej*educ.goteborg.se>
Posted on: Monday, October 05, 1998, 01:09 PM
Hi Fred,Nice sides and very interesting. I'm a devoted Trad jazz & Colyer fan myself. Best Wishes from Sweden / Bengt. PS. Why not check my cyber friend Geoff's Traditional Jazz pages at: http://members.tripod.com/~GeoffBoxell/jazz-rev.htm
From: Gemma + Cath+Lancaster+England
Email: <C.Fairclough*Lancaster.ac.uk.>
Posted on: Monday, October 19, 1998, 01:49 PM
Fred!!!!!What went on there!!!!!Good to hear from you, since then we have seen The Forest at Silkstone Club, Barnsley. We were disappointed that they were sat down during the performance apart from their solo bits as we prefer our jazzmen on their feet.Of course we have been seeing the New Riverside Jazz Band and the Sun Street Stompers each week. Its good to see Delia back from her holiday as she was sorely missed. We hope that Trombone Alan is back with a vengence on Thursday as we lacked someone to knock into on the way to the toilet!!!!Do you go to either performances? Barrie did point someone out that we think was you but I was that drunk that I can't be sure!!!!!Anyway bye for now and good JazzinGem and Catherine
From: Robert Greenwood, Chatham,
Kent Email: <Robert.Greenwood*Roysocmed.ac.uk>
Posted on: Friday, October 23, 1998, 05:06 PM
Always good to meet a fellow Colyer fan. The Guv'nor remains an inspiration to us all. Ken Colyer (1928 - 1988) - never to be forgotten.
From: Arno Bakker Groningen NL Email:
<jongensd*xs4all.nl>
Posted on: Sunday, October 25, 1998, 11:36 PM
Good to see so many familiar faces again. As I lived one of the best years of my life over in Lancaster, sitting in with all those wonderfull bands and musicians, it's just great to find all those faces and places linked-up in one homepage. Give my love to all of 'em, and take care with that water coming down.( You know, windmills just might solve a few problems!)
From: Joanna Yuen, Elmhurst, New
York Email: <joannaYuen*erols.com>
Posted on: Wednesday, October 28, 1998, 08:08 PM
Hello Congratulations of being the jazz band of the month.I am doing a research on Dixieland Jazz. I am trying to find if there is any Dixieland Jazz band performed in China. About 15 to 20 years ago, someone saw there was a local Dixieland Jazz Band playing in Beijing, China.Please let me know if you have any idea.All the best to Pendle Jazzmen.Joanna
From: Nathan Jon Finn (
Manchester England) Email: <N.J.Finn*music.salford.ac.uk>
Posted on: Friday, October 30, 1998, 12:34 PM
I am in the last year of my degree at salford Uni currently studing music.for one of my main electives I am writing my dissertion on the introduction of jazz to England from Pre War to the present day.if you have any information I could use or anyone who could help please contact me.Thank you. Nathan Jon Finn.
From: Mike Swift Heswall
Merseyside (Banjo player Peninsula Jazzmen) Email: <GMSwift*btinternet.com>
Posted on: Tuesday, November 03, 1998, 12:24 AM
Dear Fred, I think your site is tremendous. You do all of us jazzers proud. All I can say is , if you are ever in HESWALL on a Tuesday night come and introduce yourself and we will buy you a drink(s)Well Done Regards Mike
From: Eric Holroyd. Sydney (Australia)
Email: <holroyd*hartingdale.com.au>
Posted on: Monday, November 09, 1998, 12:20 AM
Hello Fred: I'm back again to browse your lovely website. It just gets better! Keep up the good work for jazz! Cheers, Eric Holroyd
From: Jazz UK Email: <webmaster*jazzuk.com>
Posted on: Monday, November 09, 1998, 04:05 AM
Great pages. Love the intro music. Wishes to you all.... Brian G.
From: Jonathan Moses, Lancaster,
Lancs Email: <jonmoses*bigfoot.com>
Posted on: Friday, November 20, 1998, 02:27 PM
See you guys soon, down by the RiversideThe Lune that is, with the New Riverside jazz band
From: Jonathan Moses + Lancaster
+ Lancs Email: <jonmoses*bigfoot.com>
Posted on: Friday, November 20, 1998, 02:28 PM
See you guys soon, down by the RiversideThe Lune that is, with the New Riverside jazz band
From: keith allcock, st helens Email:
<kallcock*mossbank.demon.co.uk>
Posted on: Thursday, December 03, 1998, 12:48 PM
Great service - how d'you find the time! Thanks. Keep up the good work.
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