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Aside from the Off-the-Wall Hall and the Opera House, one of our most frequent venues was the Jazz Place, soon to become the Jazzhaus. The Jazzhaus is in a loft on Massachusetts Street, and at that time, it didn't have its own P.A. system, so hauling the equipment up and down the stairs was always a lot of fun. It's a nice, intimate place to play, generally standing room only when anyone even slightly popular plays there. The pictures here are obviously from Halloween, 1980 or 1981. |
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![]() Farmer John Lomas and Buddy the Enforcer |
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June 2006 - I saw Jon Hoke last
weekend, and he provided a recording he made that I
didn't have. Here are the first two sets from the
Jazz Place Christmas Party on December 13, 1981. The
sound is pretty decent; drums, especially the bass
drum, are a little loud, and Wilson's, Pettit's, and
Lomas's mics for some reason don't come through as well as
Becky's and Andy's. But it's good anyway. It
sounds like we're all feeling pretty mellow, as James
Brown might say. Becky sounds great here, and I must
say I sound pretty darned good too. The music is
presented in the same order as we played it.
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*** Newly added November 2011 ***
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