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Saturday, January 26, 2008

Get Your Hyatt Room For the Mel Reunion Soon!

Hey kids, don't wait much longer to reserve your room at the New Brunswick Hyatt for the Melody reunion on Feb 16th at the Elk's club. The rooms won't be reserved for us forever, so you don't want to risk not getting one! It's a great way for anyone coming in from distance to have a crash pad just a few blocks away. The Hyatt can be reached at 1-732-873-1234, just ask for a Melody Bar Reunion room.

As for our event, everything is looking good. There's going to be a big crowd again, and I look forward to sweating on all of you. I may also have a surprise or two for everyone, but we'll see if I can work it out...I just spoke with Pinfield and he is very excited about seeing us all. He realizes how amazing this will be and can't wait to spin some classic Mel tracks. He WILL be there, so don't miss him!

There are a few folks MIA from back in the day, and I hope someone out there might be able to contact Joe Canavan, Victor Malafronte, Shakespeare and Frank McGuire. Also for those of you who know Linda Haboush (spelling??) Please make sure she knows about the event. I lost her business card and she'll kick my ass if she were to miss this. And let's get Cal and Steve, OK??

All of you who plan to guest DJ, and you know who you are, please start thinking about your set lists. Focus on hitting a variety of classic Mel tracks from 86 to 92. Let's make sure we play some different stuff from the last event, and last year's play list can be gotten from this website, or just contact Sean, he has the whole thing.

That's all for now, I'll have more updates as we get closer.

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