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Here we go again -- 1988 is al-
ready reaching the mid-way point
and the Sidney Jazz Socicty is
hosting its Fourth Annual Jazz
Festival.

forces with the Peninsula
Celebrations Society and marry
their festival with Sidney Days.
this proved to be a winning for-
mula with the public, as families

Sidney’s Fourth Annual |
‘Dixieland Jazz Festival

This year there will be four
bands to entertain us. The peren-
nial local favorites, the Dixicland
Express will be back, as will
Stumptown Jazz from. Portland,

the entertainment will be a new
band for us, Borgy’s Banjo
Reunion, all the way from Hog-
town (Toronto.) I’m told they will
show us westerners some Eastem

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1985 was when it all began
when a small but dedicated group
of fun and music lovers sct out to
prove that if a small town like:
Friday Harbor could host a suc-
cessful Jazz Festival, so could
Sidney! Sticking their necks oul a
mile, the group, spearheaded by
Jon Parker, Joan Hardy and half a
hundred able and enthusiastic
volunteers showed Sidney what
fun a Jazz Festival could be.
Everyone had a grand time and
“Sidney, a Jazzy. Little Town’’
came on stream in the Pacific
“Northwest as a jazz destination
for hundreds of enthusiasts.

Year two was great fun -- more
bands and morc sites. Remember
the impressive marquis at Sans-
cha Hall and on the waterfront?
Over 100 enthusiastic voluntecrs
‘pitched in to make it’ a very.

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ly enjoyed Dixicland jazz got
caught up in the fun. And so it
will be for the Fourth
Jazz Festival.

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So come one, come all -- Ict’s
make the fourth Annual Jazz Fest
another fun-filled year to remem-
ber.

Oregon. And returning from ycar
one, that other great Washington
favorite, the Tri-City Jazz Band
from the Yakima arca of Wash-
ington State. And. rounding. out

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Representing Western Canada at this. year’s Sidney. Jazz Festival is. the DIXIELAND. EX-
PRESS. This very popular band from Victoria B.C., has the distinction of having played at all.

“the annual festivals since inception at Sidney and San Juan Is., and of course, as host band at”
ria . appearances at. Edinonton, Vancouver, Sacramento, Los

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album, is the imminent release of their second album, due out in just a few days. If you like’

“what you.see and hear, you can hear them every Sunday at.the- Coachman Inn in Victoria
where they have been the house-band for almost a year. Trumpet and Leader: Norrie MacFar-

“lane, Trombone: Hugh Barclay,: Clarinet (& Tenor saxophone: Tiny. Rips, Piano: Toni ~

Blodgett, Banjo: Ernie Cockayne, Bass: Stu Salmond, Drums: Don Leppard.

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