[Harp-L] JP "jazz studies"
From: "chris o'sullivan" <proharper@xxxxxxxxxxx>
2. JP attended and graduated from NYU jazz program in New York City playing
harp.
it seems that it was The New School not NYU and there was no graduation. It
appears to me that it wasn't much of a JAZZ program. I do like his early
musical story, I bet it is not that different than how a lot of us came to
love the harmonica.
From:
http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Blues-Traveler-Biography/F11A113AFE7AE91E4825689E0034D62E
Popper and drummer Brendan Hill first hooked up in 1983; they were joined by
guitarist Chan Kinchla in 1986, and bassist Bobby Sheehan in 1987.
Out of their shared fascination with the Blues Brothers was born a worthy
name by which to call themselves--the Blues Band. Following graduation, all
of the bandmates, (except Kinchla, who attended N.Y.U.) enrolled in the jazz
program at New York's New School for Social Research. The New School was
just what Popper needed to get their act together: not only did they have
the use of free rehearsal space, but the curriculum taught them how to get
gigs. They learned a little too well--before long, they had lined up so many
gigs that there wasn't any time left for school, so they all dropped out of
the program.
Michael Peloquin
come to Jam Camp in San Diego, Oct 14-16, 2005
tell them Michael sent you
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