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Date:	19-Sep-1999 14:47:16
From:	uhlmann michael (miggu66@hotmail.com)
	dear ben, I would like to attend a jazzschool in california,I play electrical bass. Which is in your opinion the best school in california,which one the best in the US? Thank you for answering these questions.

 

Date:	27-Sep-1999 10:33:39
From:	Lauren Pettingill (lpettingil@aol.com)
	Hey, cutie!My question is:What're ya' doin' Friday night?? Great to see you in Plaisance....looks like the book is rockin' the charts, huh? Good for you. Congrats, and hope to see you before the next Fest!Love ya', Lauren

 

Date:	27-Sep-1999 10:34:56
From:	Lauren Pettingill (lpettingil@aol.com)
	Hey, cutie! My question is:What're ya' doin' Friday night?? Great to see you in Plaisance....looks like the book is rockin' the charts, huh? Good for you. Congrats, and hope to see you before the next Fest! Love ya', Lauren

 

Date:	28-Sep-1999 11:08:29
From:	Olivia Patterson (ndnnco@aol.com)
	I have a school assignment on the history of jazz violin. I have played violin since birth (it seems) and am also personally interested. an you point me to some resources? Tx, Olivia

 

Date:	28-Oct-1999 15:08:24
From:	Anke Tonn (el-at@nich-nsunet.nich.edu)
	Dear Dan Sandmel, I am planning the Fourth Annual Cajun/Zydeco Music and Dance Exhibit to be held from January 24 to March 7, 2000 with an opening night on February 10, 1999 at Nicholls State University, Ellender Memorial Library. Could you please contact me? Thank you Anke Tonn Cataloger/Collection Development Librarian Ellender Memorial Library Nicholls State University Thibodaux, LA 70310

 

Date:	28-Nov-1999 00:10:34
From:	Joe Blow
	what up

 

Date:	31-Jan-2000 12:00:28
From:	joe blow
	what up?

 

Date:	17-Feb-2000 17:52:12
From:	Neuburger, Noel Neuburger (nneuburger@mindspring.com)
	Jazz is obviously not the genre in which you are best versed. Nonetheless I admire the dexterity with which you skirted the subject. What do you know for instance, moving or smuggering a gar? There are a couple of subjects worthy of several thousand vague generalizations. The book Zydeco is great though. Now about the artichoke dip. Lips

 

Date:	20-Feb-2000 15:57:23
From:	Mark L. MacGregor (marktbonist@yahoo.com)
	Do you know of anyone or anywhere that I may obtain info re: female big bands from WW2 to the present? I would appreciate any help at all. Thanks a ton.

 

Date:	09-Jul-2000 16:03:53
From:	martha moore (marthamoore@home.com)
	Ben- are you into SMOOTH JAZZ at all??

 

Date:	04-Nov-2000 02:15:14
From:	Sean (sgntscrawn@hotmail.com)
	Ben, I was looking at some info about jazz, and one thing said about how Big Band was slightly different to Swing. What is the difference?

 

Date:	15-Nov-2000 15:25:45
From:	Lisa Paul (paulla@maritz.com)
	Hi, Ben. I am looking for a few famous quotes relating to jazz or any which were said by jazz musicians. It would be terrific if they were funny, but any inspirational, insightful or thought-provoking quotes would help. Additionally, I see that you've written both travel AND jazz-related books. Have you noticed any parallels between the two subjects in your studies? Is there something that comes to mind that is a common thread in the two topics? Appreciate whatever you can provide! Lisa Paul New York, NY

 

Date:	25-Jan-2001 13:21:46
From:	Helder Coelho (helder@unreal.pt)
	Mr. Ben Sandel, I have a big problem, so i´m sending you this e-mail in hope that you could help me solving it: The problem is about an english school work that i must present to my teatcher, i have to write about the evolution of gospel, jazz, and relate them to civil rigths and naming a few names that helped in this evolution. I want you to be aware that i´m not asking you to do the job for me, I just want to help me completing this "Infernal" and almost impossible task, off course that something like this is no match for you. :) Please help me, I must pass discipline and I´m depending on you. Helder.

 

Date:	23-Jun-2001 10:41:29
From:	ann korach (akorach@coldwellbanker.com)
	Dear Ben, I would love to talk to you. When are you coming to Chicago? You can stay here if you need a place to crash. call any time 773-764-0201 Yer Pal Ann

 

Date:	21-Aug-2001 15:17:21
From:	shirley (shirleyroot2@yahoo.com)
	Hi--I'm trying to track down Louis Caldwell who you interviewed and mentioned in your piece on Jewish Folklore in North Eastern Louisiana. Can you get me in touch with him. Interested in an African American Jewish family in Louisiana in the 1800's. Thanks shirley

 

Date:	21-Sep-2001 18:55:23
From:	Ben Levy (blevy@lclark.edu)
	Hey there Ben, I am writing in hopes that you can point me in the right direction. I am a senior musicology major at lewis and clark college in Portland, OR. I am writing a thesis next semester on Zydeco (not clear as to exact angle). I am interested in finding a zydeco collection (interviews, documents, etc.)in the general laffayette area of which I can visit for my project. I am also trying to find someone in the field (possibly yourself) who would be good to talk to interms of finding good contacts as I was hoping to do an interviewe with someone in the zydeco scene while I am down there. Thank you for your time. sincerely, Ben

 

Date:	23-Sep-2001 13:17:52
From:	Henry Benson (editor@centralcoastmagazine.com)
	Hello! We just took lots of pictures of Lucky Peterson, Joe Lovano and Branford & Wynton Marsalis, and Roy Hargrow, and many other musicians at Monterey Bay Jazz Festival/2001. We create e-Cards for Musicians and Artists: http://centralcoastmagazine.com/postcards/index.htm http://centralcoastmagazine.com/postcards/hargrove.ht ml http://centralcoastmagazine.com/postcards/jonnylang/i ndex.html and Web presence for Jazz/Blues Publishers, Reviews and Festivals: http://centralcoastmagazine.com/timelessjazz/ http://centralcoastmagazine.com/santacruzblues/scblu es_index.html Full Info at: http://centralcoastmagazine.com/index1.html Sincerely, HENRY BENSON Executive Editor/Photographer