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Clint Baker Jazz Band & Oasis Ukulele Band Basin Street Regulars • The Central Coast Hot Jazz Society August 2021 Page 1 August 29th Annual BBQ 11:30 AM traditional jazz bands ever to perform at this world-renowned festival, joining the ranks Featuring of Louis Armstrong and Jack Teagarden. Clint Baker Jazz Band The band tours festivals in the US and Canada extensively and was voted one of the & Oasis Ukulele Band top five Favorite New (Emerging) Jazz Bands in the 1998 Mississippi Rag Trad Jazz and Ragtime Poll. (In the same poll Clint was voted one of the top three Favorite New (Emerging) Musicians.) The line-up for the Clint Baker Jazz Band will be: Marc Caparone, cornet Nathan Tokunaga, clarinet Clint, trombone Bill Reinhart, banjo Katie Cavera, bass Dawn Lambeth, piano Riley Baker, drums The Oasis Ukulele Band The Oasis Ukulele Band plays weekly on Wednesdays from 1-3 p.m. at the Oasis Clint Baker Senior Center in Old Town Orcutt (420 Clint Baker's New Orleans Jazz Band was Soares Ave.). The Band was formed in founded in 1990 and began playing at Cafe November of 2003 by Ben Tromp. Ben visited Borrone in Menlo Park in October 1990. a ukulele band in Ventura, CA and was so Although continuing to play there as the Café excited that he wanted to start a band in Borrone All-Stars, the New Orleans Jazz Band Orcutt. Sign-ups and practice started soon became inactive in 2000 when the birth of after and the rest is history. The band was Baker's twins exacted extensive parenting originally named the Oasis Play and Sing duties from Clint. In 2006 the band regrouped Along Society. Their first performance was a due to many requests from the Bay Area swing pot luck dinner at the Oasis Senior Center on dance community. Since then the band has May 10, 2004. The group had little cards with been very active playing swing venues around the songs printed on them and passed out to the San Francisco Bay Area and northern the audience to sing along. The band has California. since shorted its name to The Oasis Ukulele Highlights of Clint Baker’s New Orleans Band with an average of 30 people Jazz Band’s career include appearing at the participating weekly and is currently led by New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival in local musician Diane Brand. We have our 1992 and performing by special invitation from own printed music book that is added to legendary trombonist Frank Demond to play at regularly. We offer free beginner and his home alongside Willie and Percy intermediate lessons at 11:30 a.m. on Humphrey. In 1999 Clint Baker’s New Orleans Wednesdays before our band practice. Many Jazz Band performed at the prestigious students from these classes have joined the Monterey Jazz Festival, one of the few Oasis Band. Continued on page 2 August 2021• Page 2 July was a Pretty Stressful Technical Report by Rhonda Cardinal Two hours before the July show, we were told that Simon would be unable to make it. Al- though we had wanted to practice Livestream- ing for other special events at our house, this is not what we had in mind. Fortunately, son Andy was there to help out with some of the technical issues. Simon sent instructions as to The Oasis Ukulele Band how to hook up to the Re-stream link that he had If you want more information contact Bev already established that would allow us to Pritchett at: [email protected]. Livestream to four different platforms, including The show will also be Livestreamed from YouTube, Facebook and Noble Productions. the Cardinal gazebo on Sunday, August We initially had trouble getting the sound to 29th, and will go live at 12:50 PM. (Note get from the board to our laptop, but after much that this is an hour earlier than usual). perseverance and a little luck, it finally worked See instructions below for how to access the about half an hour before the show started. We Livestream event. kept our fingers crossed and started the stream To catch the show, go to Facebook and from the pre-set link right at 2:00. Fortunately, search for Basin Street Regulars or go to: everything worked and the rest of the day went https://www.facebook.com/ without a hitch. Simon should be back in Au- BasinStreetRegulars / You will be able to gust where we will attempt to Livestream the watch as soon as we go Live at around goings on at the BBQ. That show will start 12:50 p.m. You will need to have or create a streaming at 12:50, when the Clint Baker Jazz Facebook page to view this event live on Band starts playing. Facebook. For information about how to get To see this show, this go to our website, on Facebook, see below. http://pismojazz.com/ and scroll down until you The show will also be streamed on see the link for the BasinStreetRegulars YouTube during and will also be available YouTube Channel. Or go to: https:// after the event. To access this Livestream or www.youtube.com/user/BasinStreetRegulars/. recording, visit http://pismojazz.com and You can also see it on our Facebook page, click on our YouTube channel link on the https://www.facebook.com/BasinStreetRegulars Home page, or go to https:// and look under videos. And while you’re at it, www.youtube.com/user/BasinStreetRegulars You do not need a YouTube account to watch this on YouTube. Donations will be accepted during this Sunshine event. Feel free to leave donations at Sandy Smallwood sends www.paypal.me/basinstreetregulars sympathy and get-well cards to our This is the annual BSR BBQ. Please members/families on behalf of BSR. If you see details about the BBQ on page 6 know someone who needs a little support, Donation slips will be available at the please contact Sandy at (805) 458-7892. door. We hope you will decide to join us. Please e-mail Rhonda at [email protected] or call our house at (805) 937 8402. Masking will be required in the house. Thanks. August 2021 • Page 3 Jubilee Corner: pare for in the coming weeks. However, by Rhonda Cardinal, Festival Director — changes of this magnitude take time to plan Jazz Jubilee by the Sea properly and we may reach a point where we can no longer pivot that quickly. In the meantime, we continue to move for- ward, anticipating that the situation will get brighter and we can proceed with a full-scale normal in-person festival. We have a very ex- citing line up and we are optimistic that we will The topic on everyone’s mind right now is be able to deliver a fabulous experience for all the latest iteration of Covid. We are being of our attendees, live and on-line. asked repeatedly about how we intend to pro- If you want to be part of the planning com- tect our visitors. Will we be requiring proof of mittee please contact me at (805) 937-8402 Covid vaccinations? Will we have Covid rapid or e-mail me at [email protected] . tests available? Are we going to have a live in Nancy Ragsdale is coordinating the festi- -person festival? val volunteers. She can be reached at (805) As we all know, the situation with Covid is 471-0895 or [email protected], There is ever-changing. We expect to follow whatever always room for more help and everyone State and local regulations are in effect at the brings something to the table. Our meetings time of the event. But our plans can only have generally been on the first Tuesday of change so much. We want to have a safe and the month at 2:00, now at the Skyroom at the fun festival and our plans are based on the Edgewater, subject to change. I hope to hear pandemic being well under control in October. from you. This looked entirely possible in March, when vaccines first started rolling out for the mass- es. Holland, Coots There are some protective measures that and Leyland we are easily able to implement. These in- Livestream clude indoor masking requirements and lim- Available ited distancing requirements. We can open the doors of the indoor venues and blow air for Viewing through them. We can provide outdoor eating We had a very successful house concert areas so that masks will not have to be re- at the Cardinal house on July 31st. The musi- moved indoors. We have planned to offer cians were in rare form and the audience Livestream access at one venue, TBD, for loved it. Danny Coots told us that he and those that unable to attend in person. Brian are very excited about the Holland There are some protective measures that Coots Swingin’ West debut performance at we are not easily able to implement, as we are the upcoming Jazz Jubilee by the Sea. not health care professionals and do not claim Watching these pros play made us very excit- to be. These include checking vaccination ed as well. cards, taking temperatures and offering Covid This show was Livestreamed by me, an rapid tests. It is simply too much to ask our amateur. Most of the show was captured and volunteers to be responsible for these types of it looks and sounds pretty good. Please feel tasks and we will not undertake them. If we free to view it on Brian Holland’s Facebook are forced to take these measures, we would page and then send him a little money via seriously have to reconsider what type of Paypal or Venmo.
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