Frank Vignola at the Djangomatics Monday Jam!

MichaelHorowitz

Hi All,

Frank Vignola joined the long list of Gypsy jazz luminaries who have sat in at our Monday night jam in Seattle (others over the years include: Andreas Oberg, Kruno, Robin Nolan, Mathieu Chatelain, Sébastien Giniaux, Patrick Sasouiss, Stephane Wrembel, etc.)

Great to play a few tunes with Frank....if you missed it then head over to the Jazz Alley were he'll be playing tonight and Wednesday!

See photos below:

MichaelHorowitz

Here's a couple of MP3s of the jam.

Adelaarvaren

Arrgghhh....

I came so close to coming last night, instead I had a hot date with my Contract Law book.

Putain!

Oh well, c'est la vie.

Thanks for the MP3s!!

dennis

frank sounds like a champ, i like his new hairstyle too, he's looking less and less like a catholic priest and more and more like stephane wrembel!

MichaelHorowitz

Adelaarvaren wrote:

Arrgghhh....

I came so close to coming last night, instead I had a hot date with my Contract Law book.

What are you doing??!! Try to get a day job or something :shock: :shock:

Tele295

Adelaarvaren wrote:

Arrgghhh....
I came so close to coming last night, instead I had a hot date with my Contract Law book.

A hot date? You need to get out more, mon ami. I can think of plenty of better and more worthwhile things to do than to romance a Contracts book. Saw my arm off with a rusty spoon, for example....

Grab the Emmanuel's Outline and don't forget to breathe a little!

Bob Holo

Michael - great gig - I really do need to come up for it once in a while. I'm a slug. Sorry.

Adel... Dude! Capacity, consideration, legality, offer, acceptance & termination. Oh, and if it's under $500 don't bother with a contract because the UCC has your back. There - now go jam!! ;-)

Cool stuff guys. Yes, I like Frank's new look too - very musicianesque.

Actually, studying is good - I did a bunch of it back in the day... funny... can't remember most of it... but suffice it to say - "Good for you" study on... but make time for fun when you can - as Ferris Beuhler said: 'Life goes by pretty fast'