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1946 Baroque Room Left to right George Cohen Piano Ralph Armente Sax Eddy Sham Drums Eddy Defino Bass Emil Haddad Trumpet

1946 Baroque Room

Left to right: George Cohen (Piano), Ralph Armente (Sax), Eddy Sham (Drums), Eddy Defino (Bass), Emil Haddad (Trumpet)

Cape Cod 1951 Left to right Bart Zarde Bill Carey Eddy Sham Stu Watson Emil Haddad

Cape Cod, 1951

Left to right: Bart Zarde, Bill Carey, Eddy Sham, Stu Watson, Emil Haddad

Bermuda, 1952

Johnny Rhines (Guitar), Eddy Defino (Bass), Johnny Mason (Accordian), Eddy Sham (Drums), Emil Haddad (Trumpet)

Left to right Paul Rodey Bobby Holt Eddy Sham Eddy Defino Emil Haddad

Left to right: Paul Rodey, Bobby Holt, Eddy Sham, Eddy Defino, Emil Haddad

Ed Shamgochian

Eddy Sham Band

Eddy Sham Orchestra 1948-49

Sax: Murray Garalneck (Next to drums), trumpets: Emil Haddad, Tedd Lane, piano: George Gregory, violin: Guido Fortielli

Bermuda 1952 Left to right Eddy Defino Johnny Mason Eddy Sham Johnny Rhines Emil Haddad

Bermuda, 1952

Left to right: Eddy Defino, Johnny Mason, Eddy Sham, Johnny Rhines, Emil Haddad

Baroque Room Jesse Cadwell

Baroque Room

Jesse Cadwell

Ed Shamgochian Promo

Eddy Sham and The Shamtones Left to right Eddy Sham Eddy Defino Johnny Rhines Johnny Mason Emil Haddad

Eddy Sham and The Shamtones

Left to right: Eddy Sham, Eddy Defino, Johnny Rhines, Johnny Mason, Emil Haddad

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

"How Can You Research Jazz and Its History?"

A lecture delivered at WPI on Sunday April 15, 2012 by Dr. Lewis Porter

Visual Arts: Jazz

Photography and paintings, by and about jazz musicians

"Worcester's Jazz History Database"

Jazz Music Blog, by Tom Reney

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

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