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Actually, it depends on where you live in Mexico. My parents have friends in the city of Ajijic, Mexico, and in that city, the population is 45%% American and Canadian. It's like a little U.S. (kind of like living on a military base overseas, I would imagine) within Mexico. My parents friends don't speak Spanish, and they get along just fine. I prefer to speak to folks in whatever language they     

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Author: Joe McGaha
Date: Oct 5, 2007 16:06

You'd have to learn their language... to survive. Gringos (coming to live there) are less welcome there than illegal immigrants here. Do you think the Mexican government would provide the dole? Maybe we could start out trying to teach them blues songs for their initiation in the English language. Granted there's slang and period specific lingo, but it'd be a start..... Blues is a universal
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Hey, I got a great idea, Joe! How about the "growing number of Hispanics in Southern California" learn English? After all, it is the official language of the U. S. federal and state governments. It's the common language to which U.S. citizens (and non citizens) have chosen to communicate with each another. * *mike ps, if I were to move to Mexico I would definitely learn their language **     

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Author: Michael Huggins
Date: Oct 5, 2007 15:18

This is like that old Certs commercial where the twins argue "Certs is a breath mint." ..."No, Certs is a candy mint." Its about both, Okay, you could argue that it started minus the music as a "field holler" but someone will point out that the musical form had its roots in Africa and came over with those same "field holler" slaves. Its both. And I mean blues can get along without
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I think the blues is great in any language. I sing the blues in English and Spanish -- it helps reach a wider audience, and definitely speaks to the growing number of Hispanics in Southern California. We even include a page in Spanish on our website. People need to understand what your singing about, and some other languages can also give a different feel to the music. "Cleanhead" Joe McGaha Bourbon     

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Author: Blue Stew
Date: Oct 4, 2007 21:54

Setting a video camera up behind the drummer to film the whole night of dance floor shenanigans can be quite a bit of fun...embarrassing for some, too... Rgds...Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: "Walter Potter" <maxdog-blues-l@COMCAST.NET> To: <BLUES-L@LISTS.NETSPACE.ORG> Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2007 5:36 PM Subject: Re: Crazy dancers - was NOLA Blues Fest At a Sean Costello
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Absolutely! Jena, Louisiana is dirty, dirty, dirty, and there's no other way to paint it looking at all the facts. Right now, there are folks in Little Rock, Arkansas trying to re-write history, claiming that a small minority of the kids actually harassed the Little Rock Nine -- that's not how the Little Rock Nine remember it: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2007/10/01/us/20071001_LITTLEROCK_GRAPHIC     

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Author: Patrick Hertel
Date: Oct 3, 2007 08:11

Sean Blue Presents Mixed Up A collection of solos, collaborations, videos, and music that shows the broad range of styles in contemporary juggling. Inspired by the diversity that can be found by walking just a few blocks in New York City, Mixed Up presents the creative, technical, elegant, and comedic sides of Sean Blue, Marcus Monroe, Kyle Driggs, and Elena Ciccotelli and how these very
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PLAYLIST: www.SoundsofBlue.com # 1 at Live365.com & at WFDU in the NYC area! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ And the blues is alright in the NYC area as now the Sounds of Blue is the most pledged to radio program at WFDU, which offers a wide-range of diverse programming. Plus the Sounds of Blue shattered the 20+ year all-time record at WFDU for pledges     

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Author: Joe McGaha
Date: Oct 2, 2007 10:25

PLAYLIST: www.SoundsofBlue.com # 1 at Live365.com & at WFDU in the NYC area! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Marketer-writer Bob Putignano and music publicity writer Frank - John Hadley Click here for bio: http://www.bluesandjazzsounds.com/handleybio.htm are now collaborating in offering their services to assist musicians in getting the wider recognition
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Author: Jim Wells
Date: Oct 14, 2007 16:16

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Author: Cleanhead Joe McGaha
Date: Oct 6, 2007 17:44

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Author: sean blue
Date: Sep 19, 2008 11:20

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Author: Bob Putignano
Date: Aug 27, 2008 12:03

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Author: Bob Putignano
Date: Aug 20, 2008 13:10

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