Category: Newsletters

The November/December 2017 Denver Jazz Club Newsletter is now available for download.

There is info on the November 19th performance of Your Father’s Mustache Band, and the December 17th Annual Holiday Potluck with the Hot Tomatoes Dance Orchestra.

Nov-Dec 2017 DJC Newsletter

You will find columns by Walt Hewitt, Ed Danielson, Peter Robinson, Casey Hayes and John Sobott. Articles on the life legacies of Jerry Maddock and Jim Hurlbut are also included. You will also find a thank you note from Eric Staffeldt and the UCD Claim Jumpers.

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The September/October 2017 Denver Jazz Club Newsletter is now available for download.

There is info on the September 17th performance of the Summit Hot Seven, and the October 15th Guest Artist performance of cornet player Bob Schulz with the Queen City Jazz Band, Denver Jazz Club Youth All-Stars and the UC Denver Claim Jumpers.

Sep-Oct 2017 DJC Newsletter

You will find columns by Walt Hewitt, Peter Robinson, Casey Hayes and John Sobott. There is also info on the recently completed European Concert Tour by the DJC Youth All-Stars, and their exciting upcoming all-expense paid invitational jazz concert tour to Seton Hall University in New Jersey. An article on the life legacy of educator and professional trombonist Jon Wiegardt is also included.

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The July/August 2017 Denver Jazz Club Newsletter is now available for download.

There is info on the July 16th performance of Neil Bridge Seven + with Karen Lee, and the August 20th potluck picnic performance of Your Father’s Mustache Band

Jul-Aug 2017 DJC Newsletter

You will find columns by Walt Hewitt, Peter Robinson, Casey Hayes and John Sobott. There is also info on the recently completed Sacramento Music Festival Tour and the June 28th through July 7th European Concert Tour by the DJC Youth All-Stars.

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The very entertaining Joe Smith and the Spicy Pickles will be featured at the Sunday, June 18th Denver Jazz Club Session, from 1:30 to 5pm, at Westminster Elks Lodge. This Denver based vintage jazz band is dedicated to revitalizing swing music and dance. They play big band swing from the late 30’s and early 40’s. Their influences include Count Basie, Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Louis Armstrong, Lucky Millinder  and Jimmie Lunceford. Trumpet player and vocalist Joe Smith started the band in January of 2013 to give dancers live music to swing out to. Come see what the younger generation of swing dancers have been hip to for the last four years! They were a big hit for the club the last 2 years!!

The Denver Jazz Club Youth All-Stars perform a short set around 4pm. This will be the All-Stars’ final Club performance before departing on their European Concert Tour!

The May/June 2017 Denver Jazz Club Newsletter is now available for download.

There is info on the May 21st performance of After Midnight, and the June 18th performance of Joe Smith and the Spicy Pickles Jazz Band.

May-Jun 2017 DJC Newsletter

You will find columns by Ed Danielson, Peter Robinson, Casey Hayes and John Sobott. There is info on the new rehearsal location and piano auditions for the 2017-18 DJC Youth All-Stars, along with their need for a donated rehearsal piano.

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