memories and respect must endure hardships and defeat to define something
classic and outlast time.
juan i think youre right -
From: john arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) montreux vs movement
Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 19:16:17 -0400
How
How long will it take movement/demf (memorial day weekend electronic
festival) to have the integrity of the labor day jazz festival? Will
techno have to gain the respect that jazz has--like if it gets its own
section in public libraries as jazz does before techno is considered
something for
David Smith wrote:
How long will it take movement/demf (memorial day weekend electronic
festival) to have the integrity of the labor day jazz festival? Will
techno have to gain the respect that jazz has--like if it gets its own
section in public libraries as jazz does before techno is
The biggest obstacle to DEMF becoming as established and respected as
Montreux has nothing to do with the music. The primary obstacle from
where I sit is the fact that there hasn't been any continuity of
management, funding and sponsorship. It's passed from Carol Marvin to
Derrick May to Kevin
no bones to pick except for this
If you look at the history of Jazz, it is entering its second third
generation
of innovators and players.
Entering its second and third generation? Today's jazz is decades past it's
second and third generation. If you're talking about Louis Armstrong you're
How long will it take movement/demf (memorial day weekend electronic
festival) to have the integrity of the labor day jazz festival?
There is a local jazz festival where I live .. that has been running for 28
years.
Try and imagine DEMF in 2028 .. it's worth thinking about ! cause
