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The free monthly Keep (it) Swinging newsletter informs you about all new posted contributions in my blogs Ask for it. |
Keep Swinging blog (old) The Keep (it) Swinging blog was founded in February 2006 as a daily, later weekly weblog, dedicated to jazz, jazz-related music, record collecting and other music projects. The blog is published in Dutch and English.
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The free monthly Keep (it) Swinging newsletter informs you about all new posted contributions in the Oscar Alemán blog and more interesting jazz news. |
This weblog will give you information about the "El Redescubrimiento de Oscar Aleman" project, the "Rediscovering of Oscar Aleman" project. Oscar Aleman ( 1909 - 1980 )was an Argentinean jazz guitar player, entertainer and showman, born in Argentina, lived in Europe (1930s)and returned to Argentina ( 1940 - 1980 ). He was one of the best jazz guitar players of his time
oscaraleman@live.nl Visit my site with links to all contributions.
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 The free monthly Keep (it) Swinging newsletter informs you about all new posted contributions in the Choro-Music blog and more interesting jazz news. |
Choro is a Brazilian music style, very popular in the 1920s and 1930s, but still popular nowadays. This blog wants to share our passion for this music and its musicians like Pixinguinha, Jacob do Bandolim and Garoto, but also the contemporary generation of young talented musicans like Yamandú Costa. This blog was founded in 2006 by Jørgen Larsen and Hans Koert Visit my site with links to all contributions.
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 The free monthly Keep (it) Swinging newsletter informs you about all new posted contributions in the Hit of the Week blog and more interesting jazz news. |
 Hit of the Week - Durium Project blog The card board Hit of the week - Durium records were released during the Depression years early 1930s, as a weekly, cheap, unbreakable and "durable" record in the US and Europe. This blog is dedicated to these rare ephemeral flexible records, which were released 80 years ago now. The flexible cardboard Durium records, with its most well known label Hit of the Week, its discography and the release of the Complete Hit of the Week Recordings set, are the most important subject of this unique blog for 78-rpm records collectors. The blog was founded in 2006 by Hans Koert, author of the Hit of the Week-Durium discographies hitoftheweek@live.nl Visit my site with links to all contributions.
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 The free monthly Keep (it) Swinging newsletter informs you about all new posted contributions in the Flexible Records blog and more interesting jazz news.
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The Flexible Record Project wants to preserve rare labels of flexible 78rpm records produced in the 1920s and 1930s like (New) Flexos, Filmophones, Goodson Records, Duriums and numerous other (nearly) forgotten labels. This blog was founded in September 2006 by Hans Koert as a continuation of the Hit of the Week-Durium project, the most well known flexible record from the 1930s. Visit my site with links to all contributions.
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 The free monthly Keep (it) Swinging newsletter informs you about all new posted concert reviews and more interesting jazz news. |
These pages show all jazz concert I joined during the last decades. Enjoy it |
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The SlikopdeWeg is a daily column in Dutch about the Scheldt Delta and its inhabitants. The river Scheldt flows into the Northsea in the Dutch province of zeeland and the Belgian regions of Flanders. This blog is mostly in Dutch ( parts in English), but contains nice photos from this part of the Netherlands and Belgium. Enjoy it. |
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