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e-mail: jazzytubs@aol.com
May 2005
3rd Annual ‘In Tune’ Contest Results By Bill Fuller
Here are the results of our third annual “In Tune Contest.” We want to thank all those who submitted
entries. We hope you had fun doing it. Really, it’s pretty simple if you save your copies of the EARLYJAS Rag
from June to April. It’s even simpler now since the tie-breaker too is based on material from those issues. In
fact, it was so easy that every entry we received was perfect - so we
had to go to a drawing. Here are the results:
THIRD PRIZE (EARLYJAS Clock): Garry G. Geist
SECOND PRIZE (Choice of CD from EARLYJAS: Jim Szabo
FIRST PRIZE (2 Tickets to May 22, EARLYJAS Concert): Regina Knapp
Prizes may be picked up at the reception desk at the next EARLYJAS concert or any
subsequent concert or jam session. Second and third prize vouchers will be mailed. First prize tickets will be
mailed to the winner.
Congratulations to our winners and a big thank-you to all who participated. Save your "In Tune" columns
for another year and you'll have a leg up for our fourth contest next April. Questions will, once again, derive
entirely from the columns.
HERE ARE THE ANSWERS TO THIS YEAR'S MATCHING QUIZ AND TIE-BREAKER:
1) The band that introduced “Riverboat Shuffle”……………E. Bix Beiderbecke and the Wolverines
2) Also by the composer of “Down by the O-Hi-O”………...F. “Down Among the Sheltering Palms”
3) Finale to Act I of “Hot Chocolates off 1929”……………...A. “That Rhythm Man”
4) This band never played outside of a recording studio…...G. Louis Armstrong and the Hot Five
5) Tune named after a “pesty” girlfriend……………………..I. “Rosetta”
6) The “Eight Bon-Bon Buddies” soft-shoed to this
tune in 1929………………………………………………....D. “Sweet Savannah Sue”
7) Wrote “It’s Only a Shanty in Old Shanty Town”…………M. Little Jack Little
8) Named after a turn of the century Missouri club…………K. “Maple Leaf Rag”
9) Tune used in two different 20’s shows: one with
“strut” and one with “spice”………………………………C. “Way Down Yonder in New Orleans”
10) Aunt Jemima…………………………………………….....J. Edith Wilson
TIE-BREAKER: Fats Waller’s pseudonym for the Commodore Record label was MAURICE. This label was
RED in color and operated under the proprietorship of MILT GABLER.
3rd Annual ‘In Tune’ Contest Results By Bill Fuller
Here are the results of our third annual “In Tune Contest.” We want to thank all those who submitted
entries. We hope you had fun doing it. Really, it’s pretty simple if you save your copies of the EARLYJAS Rag
from June to April. It’s even simpler now since the tie-breaker too is based on material from those issues. In
fact, it was so easy that every entry we received was perfect - so we
had to go to a drawing. Here are the results:
THIRD PRIZE (EARLYJAS Clock): Garry G. Geist
SECOND PRIZE (Choice of CD from EARLYJAS: Jim Szabo
FIRST PRIZE (2 Tickets to May 22, EARLYJAS Concert): Regina Knapp
Prizes may be picked up at the reception desk at the next EARLYJAS concert or any
subsequent concert or jam session. Second and third prize vouchers will be mailed. First prize tickets will be
mailed to the winner.
Congratulations to our winners and a big thank-you to all who participated. Save your "In Tune" columns
for another year and you'll have a leg up for our fourth contest next April. Questions will, once again, derive
entirely from the columns.
HERE ARE THE ANSWERS TO THIS YEAR'S MATCHING QUIZ AND TIE-BREAKER:
1) The band that introduced “Riverboat Shuffle”……………E. Bix Beiderbecke and the Wolverines
2) Also by the composer of “Down by the O-Hi-O”………...F. “Down Among the Sheltering Palms”
3) Finale to Act I of “Hot Chocolates off 1929”……………...A. “That Rhythm Man”
4) This band never played outside of a recording studio…...G. Louis Armstrong and the Hot Five
5) Tune named after a “pesty” girlfriend……………………..I. “Rosetta”
6) The “Eight Bon-Bon Buddies” soft-shoed to this
tune in 1929………………………………………………....D. “Sweet Savannah Sue”
7) Wrote “It’s Only a Shanty in Old Shanty Town”…………M. Little Jack Little
8) Named after a turn of the century Missouri club…………K. “Maple Leaf Rag”
9) Tune used in two different 20’s shows: one with
“strut” and one with “spice”………………………………C. “Way Down Yonder in New Orleans”
10) Aunt Jemima…………………………………………….....J. Edith Wilson
TIE-BREAKER: Fats Waller’s pseudonym for the Commodore Record label was MAURICE. This label was
RED in color and operated under the proprietorship of MILT GABLER.
April 2005
Third Annual 'In Tune' Contest
CONTEST
ANNOUNCING THE 3rd ANNUAL "IN TUNE" MUSICAL QUIZ
Here we go again. I've heard from a number of quarters that last year's contest was quite possibly a bit too
challenging. With that in mind I've made every effort to make this one less daunting. I'm hoping as many
members as possible will take a shot at it this year. There's nothing to lose. You might even have fun doing it;
and there are some nice prizes to be won.
The one major area I've revamped this year is that of the "tie-breaker" question. In past years it has been the
part of the quiz that has not been based on previous "In Tune" columns. However, this year ALL the questions
are based on information found in the June '04 through March '05 "In Tune" columns in your Earlyjas Rag.
Remember, in case of ties winning names will be drawn.
All Earlyjas members are eligible to participate except for board members and Earlyjas Rag staffers and their
relatives.
You can e-mail your answers to: jazzytubs@aol.com (please include your regular mailing address) or clip out
the appropriate part of this page and send it, regular mail, to: Bill Fuller, 14329 Elsetta Ave., Cleveland, Ohio,
44135. In either case the deadline is April 23, 2005 (please only one entry per person).
FIRST PRIZE: Two(2) free passes to the May concert.
SECOND PRIZE: Your choice of a club CD.
THIRD PRIZE: An Earlyjas clock.
Directions: Pick the best match from COLUMN II and put its letter on the line next to the item it goes with in
COLUMN I. No answer is used more than once and four (4) answers are not used at all. Also, be sure to fill in
the tie-breaker.
COLUMN I COLUMN II
___1 The band that introduced "Riverboat Shuffle" A "That Rhythm Man"
___2 Written by the composer of "Down by the O-HI-O" B "Irene"
___3 Finale to Act I of "Hot Chocolates of 1929" C "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans"
___4 This band never played outside of a recording studio D "Sweet Savannah Sue"
___5) Tune named after a "pesty girlfriend" E Bix Beiderbecke and the Wolverines
___6) The 8 Bon Bon Buddies soft-shoed this tune in 1929 F "Down Among the Sheltering Palms"
___7) Wrote "It’s Only a Shanty in Old Shanty Town" G Louis Armstrong and the Hot Five
___8) Named after a turn of the century Missouri club H Red Nichols and his Five Pennies
___9) Tune used in two different 20's shows: I "Roseta"
one with "strut" and one with "spice" J Edith Wilson
___10) Aunt Jemima K "Maple Leaf Rag"
L Ethel Waters
M Little Jack Little
N Pee Wee Irwin
TIE-BREAKER -- (fill in blanks) -- Fats Waller’s pseudonym on the Commodore Record
Label was_______________________________. This label was ___________ in color and
Operated under the proprietorship of ___________________________________________.
* * * * *
NAME_____________________________________________________
ADDRESS__________________________________________________
CITY_______________________STATE________ZIP______________
Winners and answers will be announced in the May Earlyjas Rag. All further ties will be resolved by a
drawing, if necessary. Good luck!
Third Annual 'In Tune' Contest
CONTEST
ANNOUNCING THE 3rd ANNUAL "IN TUNE" MUSICAL QUIZ
Here we go again. I've heard from a number of quarters that last year's contest was quite possibly a bit too
challenging. With that in mind I've made every effort to make this one less daunting. I'm hoping as many
members as possible will take a shot at it this year. There's nothing to lose. You might even have fun doing it;
and there are some nice prizes to be won.
The one major area I've revamped this year is that of the "tie-breaker" question. In past years it has been the
part of the quiz that has not been based on previous "In Tune" columns. However, this year ALL the questions
are based on information found in the June '04 through March '05 "In Tune" columns in your Earlyjas Rag.
Remember, in case of ties winning names will be drawn.
All Earlyjas members are eligible to participate except for board members and Earlyjas Rag staffers and their
relatives.
You can e-mail your answers to: jazzytubs@aol.com (please include your regular mailing address) or clip out
the appropriate part of this page and send it, regular mail, to: Bill Fuller, 14329 Elsetta Ave., Cleveland, Ohio,
44135. In either case the deadline is April 23, 2005 (please only one entry per person).
FIRST PRIZE: Two(2) free passes to the May concert.
SECOND PRIZE: Your choice of a club CD.
THIRD PRIZE: An Earlyjas clock.
Directions: Pick the best match from COLUMN II and put its letter on the line next to the item it goes with in
COLUMN I. No answer is used more than once and four (4) answers are not used at all. Also, be sure to fill in
the tie-breaker.
COLUMN I COLUMN II
___1 The band that introduced "Riverboat Shuffle" A "That Rhythm Man"
___2 Written by the composer of "Down by the O-HI-O" B "Irene"
___3 Finale to Act I of "Hot Chocolates of 1929" C "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans"
___4 This band never played outside of a recording studio D "Sweet Savannah Sue"
___5) Tune named after a "pesty girlfriend" E Bix Beiderbecke and the Wolverines
___6) The 8 Bon Bon Buddies soft-shoed this tune in 1929 F "Down Among the Sheltering Palms"
___7) Wrote "It’s Only a Shanty in Old Shanty Town" G Louis Armstrong and the Hot Five
___8) Named after a turn of the century Missouri club H Red Nichols and his Five Pennies
___9) Tune used in two different 20's shows: I "Roseta"
one with "strut" and one with "spice" J Edith Wilson
___10) Aunt Jemima K "Maple Leaf Rag"
L Ethel Waters
M Little Jack Little
N Pee Wee Irwin
TIE-BREAKER -- (fill in blanks) -- Fats Waller’s pseudonym on the Commodore Record
Label was_______________________________. This label was ___________ in color and
Operated under the proprietorship of ___________________________________________.
* * * * *
NAME_____________________________________________________
ADDRESS__________________________________________________
CITY_______________________STATE________ZIP______________
Winners and answers will be announced in the May Earlyjas Rag. All further ties will be resolved by a
drawing, if necessary. Good luck!
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