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Gene Carrescia - High School Photo

Gene Carlson Band - 1942 Included in this photo: Jack Carrescia ( bass), Dick Fenno (Drums)

Frankie D Band - 1941-42 Included in this photo is: Emilio “Frankie” DiGiovanni (saxophone), leader.

Thad Bell Orchestra at the Realto Theater in Leominster. Gene pictured in the back row, second from the left.

McCann's Cafe in Leominster. Gene Carrescia, Emil Haddad, Howie Jefferson, Morgan Sorrell, Dick Fenno, and Ralph Castriano

Leominster Colonial Marching Band. Included in this photo: Gene Carrescia and his brother Larry.

Gene Carlson band in Downtown Worcester performing at an American verterans function.

Overseas Army Band

Dance band in New Caledonia

Included in this picture: Bob Hope seated in the front row.

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Research at WPI

Prof. Falco talks about the Jazz History Database and the importance of preservation

The Holy Trinity of Milford, MA

Lecture by Steve Minichiello regarding Boots Mussulli, Ziggy Minichiello (Kelly), & Bob Varney

Fred Taylor interviewed by Brian Barlow

Paul's Mall and Jazz Workshop owner Fred Taylor discusses his history and current work with radio personality Brian Barlow

Jazzed

The official magazine of the Jazz Education Network (JEN)

Jazz Riffing on a Lost Worcester

Jazz History Blog by Chet Williamson

Research Methods For Local/Regional Musicians

A lecture delivered at WPI by Chet Williamson

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