A Brief History of the Black Dogs
American Rag Archive
September 4, 2020
From the March and April 2011 issues of The American Rag. By David Gannett with Tom Hook and Bob Leary. How’s your ancient jazz history?
The Syncopated Times began to publish in February 2016. We were preceded by The American Rag, and before that The West Coast Rag, a legacy going back to the 1980s. As time goes by we will post individual stories from our archives and eventually whole issues. We have full issues back to 2007 and some feature articles going back to 2000. If you have any print issues of either The American Rag or West Coast Rag please let us know! We would like to share these 30 years of jazz history with the world. Joe.Syncopatedtimes@gmail.com
From the March and April 2011 issues of The American Rag. By David Gannett with Tom Hook and Bob Leary. How’s your ancient jazz history?
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