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AUGUST 19, 2007 — Vol. 26 No. 5 Dixieland Jazz at Club Max in the Double Tree Hotel 1150 9th Street • Modesto MISSION STATEMENT The purpose of the MODESTO DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY To preserve & promote our unique American National music treasure for future generations, To give jazz musicians opportunities to share their talent with appreciative audiences, To encourage youth to learn & to continue the original American art form of playing jazz. 2007 Board Members President Mary Menz 1st Vice-President Jeannie Wemken (Publicity) 2nd Vice-President Margaret Squires (Music Director) 3rd Vice-President Rozetta McNulty (Membership) Secretary Jan Leer Treasurer Mac McCarter Members @ Large Deck Hogin David Livingston Drew Mercer Elinor Purdy ———————————— The Next board meeting will be Tuesday Sept 25, 2007, at the Home of Margaret Squires 638Annilane 7:00 PM All Members Welcome. The Fulton Street Jazz Band was organized in the early seventies by pianist Bob Ringwald. Originally the band was an informal group that met once a week at a Sacramento pizza parlor to learn and play Dixieland tunes. The name of the thoroughfare the pizza parlor was located on was, of course, Fulton Avenue. The Fulton Street Jazz Band became more formalized in 1974 to play in the first Sacramento Jazz Jubilee, and is one of three bands to have played every Sacramento Jubilee since then. When Ringwald moved to Los Angeles in 1979, Dean Nelson, the band's cornetist, took over leadership of the group and remained at the helm until late 2005. A few years ago, Ringwald returned to the Sacramento area. Late in 1998, he returned to the band as the pianist and in 2005 has taken over the leadership of the band, when Dean retired from the group. The Fulton Street Jazz Band is a Chicago-style band that plays in the tradition of Eddie Condon's New York bands of the 40's and 50's. This popular and fun-loving group has been featured at jazz festivals and on jazz cruises for over thirty years. The band’s extensive and varied repertoire makes each performance an exciting and strong jazz statement. Fulton Street is a delight for listeners and dancers alike. Current Band Members Pictured L to R: Bob Williams - trombone Vince Bartels - drums Paul Edgerton - reeds Bob Ringwald - piano & vocals Bob Sakoi - trumpet Darrell Fernandez - bass AUGUST IS STILL HAWA AUGUST IS STILL HAWA IIAN MONTH! IIAN MONTH! Even though we are not having our Luau anymore, it doesn’t mean we can’t dress up for the occasion. Wear your favorite Hawaiian shirt, sarong, pareos or muumuu and we’ll all have a great time! * The hotel still requires shirts and shoes for entry.
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Page 1: MODESTO DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY

AUGUST 19, 2007 — Vol. 26 No. 5 Dixieland Jazz at Club Max in the Double Tree Hotel

1150 9th Street • Modesto

MISSION STATEMENT The purpose of the

MODESTO DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY

To preserve & promote our unique American National music treasure for future generations, To give jazz musicians opportunities to share their talent with appreciative audiences, To encourage youth to learn & to continue the original American art form of playing jazz.

2007 Board Members

President

Mary Menz

1st Vice-President Jeannie Wemken

(Publicity)

2nd Vice-President Margaret Squires (Music Director)

3rd Vice-President

Rozetta McNulty (Membership)

Secretary Jan Leer

Treasurer

Mac McCarter

Members @ Large Deck Hogin

David Livingston Drew Mercer Elinor Purdy

————————————

The Next board meeting will be

Tuesday Sept 25, 2007, at the Home of

Margaret Squires 638Annilane

7:00 PM

All Members Welcome.

The Fulton Street Jazz Band was organized in the early seventies by pianist Bob Ringwald. Originally the band was an informal group that met once a week at a Sacramento pizza parlor to learn and play Dixieland tunes. The name of the thoroughfare the pizza parlor was located on was, of course, Fulton Avenue. The Fulton Street Jazz Band became more formalized in 1974 to play in the first Sacramento Jazz Jubilee, and is one of three bands to have played every Sacramento Jubilee since then.

When Ringwald moved to Los Angeles in 1979, Dean Nelson, the band's cornetist, took over leadership of the group and remained at the helm until late 2005. A few years ago, Ringwald returned to the Sacramento area. Late

in 1998, he returned to the band as the pianist and in 2005 has taken over the leadership of the band, when Dean retired from the group.

The Fulton Street Jazz Band is a Chicago-style band that plays in the tradition of Eddie Condon's New York bands of the 40's and 50's. This popular and fun-loving group has been featured at jazz festivals and on jazz cruises for over thirty years.

The band’s extensive and varied repertoire makes each performance an exciting and strong jazz statement. Fulton Street is a delight for listeners and dancers alike.

Current Band Members Pictured L to R:

Bob Williams - trombone Vince Bartels - drums Paul Edgerton - reeds Bob Ringwald - piano & vocals Bob Sakoi - trumpet Darrell Fernandez - bass

AUGUST IS STILL HAWAAUGUST IS STILL HAWAIIAN MONTH!IIAN MONTH!

Even though we are not having our Luau anymore, it doesn’t mean we can’t dress up for the occasion. Wear your

favorite Hawaiian shirt, sarong, pareos or muumuu and we’ll all have a great time!

* The hotel still requires shirts and shoes for entry.

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MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Modesto Dixieland Jazz Society

Annual Membership includes subscription and postage to the monthly newsletter, Jazzette.

FAMILY $25 SINGLE $15

NEW RENEWAL CHANGE OF ADDRESS

Date: _______________ Name: ___________________________________ Address: _________________________________ City: __________________ State: ____________ Zip: ___________ Phone: ___________________ E-Mail: __________________________________

I am enclosing an additional $_______ for the MDJS General Fund.

I am enclosing an additional $_______ for the Youth Band Scholarship Fund.

I am interested in volunteering for Club functions.

PLEASE MAIL TO: MDJS c/o Rozetta McNulty

4330 Highway 108 Riverbank, CA 95367

Thank you for your help in keeping Traditional Jazz alive!

The American Rag newspaper is providing a two month free subscription for each new MDJS membership, and a certificate for a 4 month subscription to be offered as a raffle prize.

See the ReunitedSee the Reunited

66--9 pm, Mondays9 pm, Mondays at

Tailgators Restaurant and Bar 2312 McHenry Ave., Modesto

(209) 526-5888

Listen to High-Energy Dixieland Music While enjoying fine Cajun cuisine and a full bar

No Cover Charge

The Creole Jazz Kings are performing

Monday, Aug. 13, 20 & 27

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ATTENTION JAM MUSICIANS! First jam set at 12:00 noon is open for all. 2nd & 3rd jam sets are restricted for up to 8 assigned musicians per set.

For more information contact: Margaret Squires, 526-3376 or

E-mail: [email protected]

Thanks to all of our June Jammers for sharing their time

and talent.

Jammers Corner

THE CLUB HAS A WEB SITE!

The Modesto Dixieland Jazz Society has a new web page.

On the site you will be able to see a calendar of upcoming bands, learn how to join the Club,

see who the current Club officers are and much, much more.

So come visit us on the web at

http://www.modestodixieland.com.

Ballroom Dancing Dance to live music the 1st and 4th Saturday of each month with the Ballroom Dance Club, at the corner of Bodem Street and Scenic Drive in Modesto. Ages 16+ are welcome. Dress to impress!

• Lessons 6:45-7:45 pm (most nights), $1 more • Dancing from 8-11 pm

Members: $5 Non-Members: $8

For more information call (209) 634-8986 or (209) 526-8986

MODESTO DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY

Introductory First Time Guest Pass Admit two to the Third Sunday Jazz Session

Dance · Jam · Food · Beverage

Two rooms · Two Bands

DOUBLETREE HO TEL Club Max

12:00-5:00 pm 1150 9th Street, Modesto

Corner of 9th & K Streets Name__________________________________ Address _______________________________ Phone _____________ Date_______ (Member) ______________________________

Information: call Jeannie (209) 524-3517

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ATTENTION FRIENDS If you know of someone who is ill, celebrated a birthday or could use

some cheering up, contact Jeannie Wemken at 524-3517.

MARY MENZ President P.O. Box 576123 Modesto, CA 95354 (209) 522-1571

Send news items to the JAZZETTE the last week of the month to appear in the coming issue. Mail to... MODESTO DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY

P.O. Box 576123 Modesto, CA 95357

Or e-mail to [email protected]

MODESTO DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY CALENDAR

Aug — Fulton Street Sept — Modesto Junior College Night Jazz Band

Oct — JazzCity Nov — Knight Sounds Big Band

Monthly Trad Jazz Schedule 1st Sunday: Stockton Jazz Society -- Elk's Lodge 2nd Sunday: Sacramento Jazz Society, Dante Club; www.sacjazz.org Fresno Jazz Society -- Venues vary; Call (559) 292-3999 3rd Sunday: Modesto Jazz Society, Double Tree Hotel 4th Sunday: South Bay Jazz Society, Elk's Lodge, Palo Alto

SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 2007 — 12:00 TO 5:00 PM DOUBLE TREE HOTEL — CLUB MAX

The deadline to submit news/ads for the next issue of the newsletter is September 1st.

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