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- Subject: Re: Harmonica Trios
- From: "JACK ELY"@mrgate.mec.ohio.gov
- Date: Tue, 30 Nov 1993 13:22:00 EST
- A1-type: DOCUMENT
- Posting-date: Tue, 30 Nov 1993 00:00:00 EST
>Dave writes... >I am part of the Windy City Harmonica club and Al Fiore is part of the club. >He was a former harmonicat and directs his own group of the same sort at the >club. It has been fun seeing his group work and play. >Dave Hi Dave, You're too modest about your club. In my opinion Windy City Harmonica club is one of the best around. Perhaps we met at your 1992 Windy City Harmonica Festival. It was quite an affair and I have many fond memories of my visit there. Maybe other HARP-Lers would like to hear more about WCHC. I heard there was an Al Fiore's Harmonicats group active. - I understand they all have the right to use the name. Don Les recently formed a new group. That makes the original three - Al Fiore's Harmonicats, Don Les' Harmonicats, and Jerry Murad's Harmonicats - all currently active. [Too bad they are not playing together, but that's another story - sigh]. BTW - I heard Al was in the hospital, can you give an update? Best regards to you and all WCHC Jack - Buckeye State Harmonica Club +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ + Jack N. Ely, Operations Mgr. Internet: SYS_ELY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx + + Ohio Department of Education ely.j@xxxxxxxxxxxxx + + Information Management Services BITNET: N/A + + 2151 Carmack Road UUCP: mecsys!ely + + Columbus, Ohio 43221 Voice: (614)466-7000 FAX: (614)466-0022 + + ________________ + +"Have harmonica, will travel." [|OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO|]=<] + + Wire Cat Daddy, Columbus /_________________/ + +------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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