Champions of Jazz Roswell Festival brings in new faces
The 13th annual Roswell Jazz Festival runs Oct 17 to 20 across seven venues featuring 28 artists. Organizer Francis outlines two shows per venue, reduced ticket prices, and a School of Jazz at RMAC with notable performers and outreach to high schools. John Allred is the guest of honor, with his father Bill Allred attending.
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Champions of Jazz
Roswell
Frank
Carole Schlatter
Dickerson
Frank Schlatter
The
Mil
New Orleans
Roswell Daily Record
Roswell Museum and Art Center
RMAC
Louisiana Children’s Museum
Francis
Pecos Flavors Winery + Bistro
Goddard
Roswell High
Albuquerque
Eastern New Mexico University Portales
Reischman Park
N. Main St
School of Jazz
Holly Hofmann
Ricky Malichi
Dan Barrett
Charles Gordon
Houston
Barrett
Erik Unsworth
Malichi
Chuck Redd
Xcel Energy
Connie Harrell
400 Penn Plaza
Chaves County
John Allred
Bill Allred
John
Roger Dickerson
Dem Bones
Rufus Pierce Dunnahoo and Roswell’s early years
A fragmentary family history recounts Rufus Pierce Dunnahoo born 1825 in Georgia, his son Rufus Henry Dunnahoo as Roswell’s first Blacksmith, and the Dunnahoo family's move from Texas to Roswell to seek healthier climates. Journals and letters from 1859 to 1881 reveal weather, farm work, and daily life in the Pecos Valley, including a visit by Tommy Dunnahoo and notes from Roswell New Mexico.
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Ufus Pierce Dunnahoo
Georgia
Rufus Henry Dunnahoo
Roswell
Rufus Pierce Dunnahoo
R.P
Austin
Texas
Jimmy Dunnahoo
Pecos Valley
Tommy
Tommy Dunnahoo
New Mexico
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