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3 months ago Share For the last three decades, local musicians have come together to celebrate fellowship and music as a part of The Ocoee Parking Lot Bluegrass Jam in Ocoee.
Sitting out in the sea of black asphalt, a dozen men form a circle for their weekly ritual.
It’s Friday night in Ocoee, and just as they have done for 30 years, these men armed with banjos, guitars, mandolins, a slide guitar and an upright bass perform their sorcery and uphold their old-timey music traditions.
Among them, placed atop a metal folding chair, sits Jack Lewis, 80, who peeks down at his right hand as he plucks away at the strings on his old banjo. The ball cap on his head shields his eyes from the harsh light from the parking lot lights above, and his brown sports coat keeps him warm on a somewhat chilly Florida night.
Vinyl Vault Dreams of Love Share
This week the Vinyl Vault features a 1988 album from tenor and soprano sax man Tony Dagradi, “Dreams of Love.” Released on the Rounder label, which is better known for folk music, this album is quite the opposite. Recorded in New Orleans, Dagradi and his quintet, Astral Project lay down a set of highly sophisticated post-bop jazz.
Dagradi is joined on the album by a highly respected backing band including David Torkanowsky on piano, Steve Masakowski on electric and acoustic guitars, James Singleton on bass, and Johnny Vidacovich on the drums.
Born in New Jersey, Dragradi adopted New Orleans as his hometown back in the 1970s. His list of musical associates is a long and diverse one. He spent four years in Carla Bley’s band as well as significant time with Professor Longhair. Other collaborators have included Johnny Adams, Alan Toussaint, Ellis Marsalis, The Meters, Dr. John, Gatemouth Brown and more.
all my 26 years of working at the gadsden mall i never heard anything about roy moore being banned from the mall or any other issues concerning him. as the operations manager overseeing mall security i would have been aware of any incident that would have occurred. there were none. in closing, i m going to say this, you men and women of the media are responsible for the stories and printing the truth. free press is what we cherish in this country. but not being free with the facts. and i m asking you, i m urging you, i m imploring you to print and tell the truth. thank you. no, we re not, not right now. listen, i m dean young, i ve been with judge moore for 25 years. i was with him from aclu rolled in gadsden, alabama, and had
straight. roy moore s character has been spoken of and spoken for for 40-plus years of public service. and only now has these accusers come forward. this is an effort by these people, the liberal media, the republican establishment, to malign the good name of judge noor r moore. yesterday judge moore s campaign unveiled key witnesses that have debunked the claims of being banned from the mall. we contacted johnny adams. johnny adams was the mads den mall operations manager for 14 years. he worked there for 26 years. his statement is as follows. in all my 26 works of working at the mall, i never heard anything about roy moore being banned from the mall or any other