Washingtonian Roots. My father owned a school that taught Black GI's commercial art in DC for 22 years. The Letcher Art Center at #1 Logan Circle. His mother and Duke Ellington's mom were sisters. My first lesson in music from Duke was "Listen".
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Greetings Mr. Letcher! Mine is a voice from waaay back in the past. I mean, way back like West Elementary school in D.C. Way back like walking home from Brightwood Elementary singing the Coaster's "Poison Ivy". It's great to see that you are a musician and a promoter and protector of this great cultural heritage. Peace, Qasim Abdul-Tawwab (Alain Rogers)
WASHINGTON DC JAZZ NETWORK
It's a pleasure to have you..
We encourage all members to participate in discussions, make comments on blogs, join special groups for networking, upload videos, music and a profile photo etc. To invite more friends click the share button. Our goal is to reach 10,000 members this year. The more we network the more we grow as a close knit family and the more power we have to preserve America's Classical music "JAZZ"
Remember to follow your dreams. Your dreams are your destiny!
Looking forward to networking with you ...
Enjoy!
WDCJN
Mar 21, 2009
Qasim Abdul-Tawwab
May 15, 2009