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IAJE 2002 in Long Beach: Booth Photos

By Michael Ricci
January 18, 2002
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This IAJE 2002-related post was lost then later found as a static HTML page and we wanted to archive it before it went missing again.

All About Jazz and Jazz Steps shared booth #419 at the 2002 International Association of Jazz Educators (IAJE) conference. Included below are photos (with original captions) of yours truly along with Todd Williamson (Jazz Steps Founder), Jason West (AAJ Seattle) and Jamie Brown (wine supplier). It seems like a lifetime ago.

It's all about branding. AAJ Guy with AAJ sign v1.0. Thank you, Signs By Tomorrow!

Welcome to Booth 419. The Charles Foster Kane of Jazz.

Hat Man in da house. Vocalists sign here.

Tierney Sutton giving James Moody a new look! Courtesy of Dr. Jazz.

"Hey, Horace... love Song for My Father" or "Man, I can't wait for Leonetti weekend."

So... it was Siggy the whole time...

Todd & Jason at the booth. One of them jammed with Greg Allman.

Step on it, Spidey! We're missing the Either/Orchestra at the Hyatt!!

That's all folks!

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