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Thursday, August 25, 2011

Maine Street Jazzmen @ Rosie's.

Olive Rudd (vcl); Herbie Hudson (tmb/hca/vcl); Jim McBriarty (clt/vcl); George Richardson (keys); Alan Rudd (bs); Mike Humble (dms).
A typical Thursday in the life of a barfly at Rosie Malone's. The Maine Street Jazzmen played their delightful brand of Dixieland, Olive sang Singin' The Blues and Fine and Dandy and a certain blogger whom modesty prevents me from naming won a bottle of Rosé in the raffle.
I couldn't stay for the second set as tonight's visit to the Hoochie Coochie to hear Steve Fishwick meant I must keep a clear head.
Nevertheless, it had been an enjoyable afternoon as the band - trumpetless but not Rudderless - kept things swinging along nicely.
Lance.
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