Set List: Brisbane Lindy Exchange Sunday Evening

Here's my set from Sunday afternoon at the Brisbane Lindy Exchange. I was following up the wonderful Tim Awesomesauce.

After starting this set off with a food theme I took a detour through the Jitterbug Stroll and a little bit of 'sixties' stuff. A spontaneous jam circle formed on Jeep Jockey Jump which was strange as the room was half empty - everyone was getting the BBQ.

I passed over to Matt and the band (the Empire Swings Back) who knocked everyone's socks off.

Seq - Name - Artist - Album - BPM - Duration
1 - Hey Good Lookin' - The Blue Vipers of Brooklyn - Permanent Magic - 138 - 3:11
2 - Sweet Potato Fries - Gordon Webster - Live in Rochester - 145 - 4:26
3 - I Didn't Like It The First Time (The Spinach Song) - Julie Lee & Her Boyfriends - Jazz - The Essential Collection - Volume 13 - 161 - 2:57
4 - Tutti Frutti - Slim Gaillard & Slam Stewart - Complete Columbia Master Takes Disc 1 - 170 - 2:39
5 - Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee - Hal's Angels - And The Angels Swing - 167 - 3:45
6 - Everybody Eats When They Come to My House - Cab Calloway - Are You Hep to the Jive? - 152 - 2:46
7 - Boogie Woogie Blue Plate - Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five - Choo Choo Ch'boogie - 136 - 2:47
8 - Honey Pie - Diane Van Deurzen & Lisa Otey - Wild Women - 122 - 2:28
9 - Kitchen Man - Catherine Russell - Sentimental Streak - 101 - 3:05
10 - Chicken Rythm - Slim Gaillard - Rides Again - 139 - 2:16
11 - I Like My Baby's Pudding - Wynonie Harris - Eat to the Beat - 149 - 2:43
12 - Jitterbug Stroll - Steven Mitchell - Just Wanna Swing - 170 - 2:35
13 - I Like Pie - Gordon Webster - Live in Rochester - 162 - 5:37
14 - Black Coffee - The Careless Lovers - Black Coffee - Single - 200 - 2:39
15 - Jeep Jockey Jump - Glenn Miller & The Army Air Force Band - Rare Broadcast Performances from 1943-1944 - 204 - 2:15
16 - Jacquet in the Box - Glenn Crytzer and his Syncopators - Skinny Minne - 160 - 2:46
17 - "Bounce Me, Brother, With a Solid Four" - Will Bradley and His Orchestra - "Howdy -  Friends" - 146 - 3:17
19 - Lazy Lazy River - Leigh Barker - The Sales Tax - 129 - 5:09
20 - Corner Pocket - Count Basie and His Orchestra - Complete Clef/Verve Fifties Studio Recordings: Disc 5 - 139 - 5:17
21 - Loose Wig - Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra - The Lionel Hampton Story - Flying Home - 145 - 3:04
22 - And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine - Stan Kenton - Artistry in Rhythm - 152 - 3:05
23 - Shake Your Tailfeather - The Blues Brothers - Motion Picture Soundtrack - 160 - 2:52
24 - You Never Can Tell (Live) - Adam Hall - When It's Party Time Down South - 158 - 5:47
25 - Someone Else Is Slippin' In - Kim Massie with The Solomon Douglas Swingtet - Soul Serenade - 115 - 3:54
26 - Blues for Stephanie - George Gee and His Make Believe Ballroom Orchestra - Swingin' Live! - 137 - 4:55
27 - Shuffle Twist - Unity Hall Jazz Band - The Unity Hall Jazz Band - 125 - 5:25
28 - Sixty Minute Man - The Dominoes - Eat to the Beat - 130 - 2:30

Setlist: Brisbane Lindy Exchange Friday night uplate

Seq - Name - Artist - Album - BPM - Duration
1 - Ain't Nobody Here but Us Chickens - Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five - Choo Choo Ch'boogie - 150 - 3:05
2 - Never Make Your Move Too Soon with Smack Dab in the Middle - Barbara Morrison - Live at the 9:20 Special - 135 - 6:14
3 - Keep on Churning - Pugsley Buzzard - Chicago Typewriter - 127 - 3:17
4 - Sales Tax - Leigh Barker - The Sales Tax - 140 - 3:42
5 - Goin' to Lindy Land - Peter Davis Lindy Hop Heaven - Goin' to Lindy Land - 152 - 3:43
6 - My Blue Heaven - Mint Julep Jazz Band - Mint Julep Jazz Band - 165 - 3:17
7 - Sweet Nothin's - Midnight Serenaders - Sweet Nothin's - 141 - 3:14
8 - Banana Split for My Baby - Louis Prima - Buona Sera: Just a Gigolo - 137 - 2:32
9 - I Don't Care Who Knows - Catherine Russell - Sentimental Streak - 130 - 3:18
10 - Shave 'em Dry - Asylum Street Spankers - Spanks for the Memories - 124 - 2:45
11 - You Can Have My Husband - Tuba Skinny - Six Feet Down - 140 - 3:50
12 - Bienvenue Dans Ma Vie - Nikki Yanofsky - Nikki - 144 - 3:50
13 - Big Fine Girl - Jimmy Witherspoon - The 'Spoon Concerts - 153 - 4:54
14 - "Alright, O.K., You Win" - Count Basie and His Orchestra - Complete Clef/Verve Fifties Studio Recordings: Disc 5 - 133 - 3:05
15 - Evil Gal Blues - Kim Massie with The Solomon Douglas Swingtet - Soul Serenade - 134 - 3:14
16 - Uptown Sop - Gordon Webster - Happy When I'm With You - 115 - 5:44
17 - Wild Women Don't Have The Blues - Diane Van Deurzen & Lisa Otey - Wild Women - 107 - 2:51
18 - I've Got That Thing - Catherine Russell - Sentimental Streak - 100 - 2:55
19 - Exactly Like You - Cecile McLorin Salvant - Cecile - 125 - 5:13
20 - Fortunate Love - Glenn Crytzer and His Syncopators - Harlem Mad - 132 - 2:54
21 - Old Fashioned Love - Unity Hall Jazz Band - The Unity Hall Jazz Band - 146 - 4:42
22 - Sister Kate - Gordon Webster - Live in Philadelphia - 158 - 13:53
23 - Baby Won't You Please Come Home? - Crytzer's Blue Rhythm Band - Chasin' The Blues - 126 - 3:38
24 - Don't Pretend - The Blue Vipers of Brooklyn - Permanent Magic - 117 - 3:23
25 - Back At The Chicken Shack - Kim Massie with The Solomon Douglas Swingtet - Soul Serenade - 122 - 5:07

A-Z and Chronological Song List

It's been another nearly 6 months since posting so I thought I'd get another one done. Back to Australia and Hullabaloo, BLX, the Little Big Weekend (oh how I have missed speakeasy) and more dancing, dancing dancing!

Plenty of DJ folks have been putting together A-Z song lists. So I decided to raise the bar and do a list that's A-Z and in chronological order. I'm not entirely happy with it (one of the more difficult letters sits in one of the more difficult decades - I'm looking at you Q) so if anyone can better it, I'd be happy to hear about it:

Name - Artist - Album - Duration - Date - BPM
A Monday Date - Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five - Hot Fives & Sevens - Volume 3 - 3:15 - 1928 - 243
Blue Harlem - Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra - Creole Rhapsody: Duke Ellington in the Thirties: Disc 1 - 2:55 - 1932 - 144
Chasing Shadows (-1) - Putney Dandridge and His Orchestra - Classic Chu Berry Columbia and Victor Sessions: Disc 1 - 2:40 - 1935 - 133
Darktown Strutter's Ball - Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight - The Complete Masters: CD1 1935-36 - 3:02 - 1936 - 182
E Flat Blues - Fats Waller - Fats Waller and His Rhythm: a Handful of Keys - 2:48 - 1938 - 115
Frenesi - Artie Shaw - Greatest Hits - 3:06 - 1940 - 150
Groove Juice Special - Slim Gaillard & Slam Stewart - Complete Columbia Master Takes Disc 3 - 2:44 - 1942 - 171
Honeysuckle Rose - Oscar Aleman - Swing Guitar Masterpieces 1938-1957 - Disc 1 - 2:32 - 1944 - 208
I'm A Shy Guy - Stan Kenton - Intermission Riff - 2:55 - 1945 - 141
Jiminy Crickets - Ray McKinley & His Orchestra - Howdy, Friends - 3:19 - 1946 - 142
Knock Me A Kiss - Louis Jordan - Swing Party: Disc 2 - 2:55 - 1947 - 113
Let's Split - Big Jay Mcneely - The Deacon, Unabridged: Vol. 1 1948 - 1950 - 2:39 - 1948 - 120
My Sweet Hunk o' Trash - Louis Armstrong - Meet the Girls - 3:21 - 1949 - 93
Nobody but Jesus - Sister Wynona Carr - Dragnet for Jesus - 4:35 - 1950 - 135
Original Dixieland One-Step - Sidney Bechet - The Fabulous Sidney Bechet - 4:15 - 1951 - 253
Preview - Ella Fitzgerald with Sy Oliver and His Orchestra - The Complete Masters: CD12 1951-53 - 3:03 - 1952 - 162
Quand Tu Danses - Gilbert Becaud - Swing Party: Disc 1 - 2:23 - 1953 - 249
Rose Room - Benny Goodman - B.G. In Hi-Fi - 3:54 - 1954 - 138
Saturday Night Fish Fry - Louis Jordan - Rock & Roll - 2:39 - 1957 - 212
Them There Eyes - Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie - Ella and Basie! - 5:08 - 1963 - 171
Un Jour Comme Un Autre - Brigitte Bardot - Putumayo Presents: French Cafe - 2:22 - 1964 - 65
Vine Street Drag - Vince Giordano's Nighthawks - Quality Shout! - 2:35 - 1993 - 318
Wailin' Caylen - George Gee and His Make Believe Ballroom Orchestra - Swingin' Live! - 6:39 - 1998 - 187
Xena for Xmas - Lisa Otey - Hard Workin' Woman - 2:51 - 2001 - 133
You Are My Sunshine - The Treme Brass Band - New Orleans Music - 4:05 - 2008 - 185
Zonky - Crytzer's Blue Rhythm Band - Chasin' The Blues - 3:49 - 2009 - 216

ILHC and Electoral Systems

Well it's been nearly 6 months since my last post here and I thought I should get it back going again. I was going to post something about teaching swing dance in Nepal, a recipe for vegetable curry or something similarly relevant but then the ILHC scores came out.

Now for those of you who have followed this blog you'll note I'm slightly obsessed by both lindy hop and elections. ILHC presents a perfect opportunity to combine these two. All the scores of all the judges are published in addition to the complete rankings. It's rare that in an election (which is what a competition with multiple judges is, they're 'electing' the most skilled dancer/s) you're presented with all the ballot papers.

So I thought I'd rerun the comp results using a variety of different voting systems for a bit of fun and to point out some of the quirks with different electoral systems.

First up let me just say that this is just a hypothetical. I'm not suggesting that ILHC should change the way they calculate the positions. A lot of people have spent way more time and effort than me evaluating scoring systems and came up with one that fits a lot of criteria and works for ILHC. For more on the Relative Placement Method used by ILHC, check here, here and here.

I've deliberately steered clear of systems like plurality (first past the post) and instant runoff voting (such as STV), which rely on first preferences and aren't designed for circumstances where the ratio of voters to candidates is low. The two systems I've used are both designed for circumstances where all candidates receive a ranking from all voters.

The first is the Borda method. The raw ILHC scores are just that, scores. One could add them up to determine placings but this has problems, the judges may not be consistent in the spread of candidates scores (e.g. one might score all the way from 0 to 100, another might only go from 40-80). This is why the ILHC scores are converted to rankings before being combined. The Borda method converts those rankings back into scores and adds them together. The problem with Borda methods is that they are prone to being influenced by outlier scores and producing ties when you have a small voter pool.

The second is the Condorcet method. Condorcet methods are appealing for a dance contest because they simulate how some lindy comps (at least the finals) are run. These methods envisage a round robin series of head to head contests - whoever wins the most contests, wins the competition. The problem with Condorcet methods is that they tend to produce a lot of draws, particularly with a small voter pool. I've used the Small method to try and eliminate some of these draws, but the only way to fully resolve them is to have some sort of casting vote act as a tiebreaker. Note that the Small method returns the same results as the basic Condorcet method except where there are ties.

The full 'results' are at the end of the post but here's my summary: In 6 of the events (Balboa J&J, Balboa Strictly, Open Advanced and Champions Strictly Lindy and Pro-Am) the alternative systems make no difference (I've included cases where ties are involved, provided that order is preserved). In another 4 (All Star J&J, Lindy Hop Classic, Showcase and Teams)  the only differences were in placings below 3rd.

For four of the events the systems disagreed over the third place getter, in some cases significantly:

• Open Jack and Jill - Both Borda and Condorcet placed the actual 3rd place into 5th, replacing them with 4th or 5th.
• Advanced Jack and Jill - As with the Open Jack and Jill 3rd was switched with 4th or 5th.
• Invitational Strictly - Condorcet agreed with all the rankings, Borda switched 3rd and 4th.
• Solo Charleston - Condorcet agreed with all the rankings, Borda switched 3rd and 4th.

However the two biggest upsets (i.e disagreements over 1st place) happened in what are arguably 2 of the 3 premier events for ILHC, Invitational Jack and Jill and Pro Lindy Hop Classic.

In the Pro Lindy Classic, Condorcet gives the same result for 1,2 and 3 as Relative Placement. Only Borda disagrees, switching first (Todd and Ramona) and second (Sarah and Dax) In this case what we're really seeing is one of the failures of the Borda method, it is prone to influence in small voter pools of one or two outlier results. 

For the Invitational Jack and Jill, both the Borda and Condorcet methods would place Sarah Breck and Pontus Persson first (who placed second), with Borda placing Peter Strom and Jo Hoffberg (who placed first) second and Condorcet Ramona Staffeld and Skye Humphries (who placed fourth). There's also a lot of variation throughout the remaining placings.

What's going on here? A glance at the scores for the Invitational J&J reveals substantial variation in the scores between individual judges. Nine out of the twelve contestants received a place (1,2 or 3) from at least one of the judges. This lack of consensus is exactly the sort of situation where differences in electoral systems become most pronounced. Perhaps in what some consider to be the pinnacle competition format in Lindy Hop (Jack and Jill simulating social dance) the skill level of the top international competitors is just so high that its becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate between them.

Fortunately dance contests rarely determine the fate of countries, but in the real world quirks in different electoral systems can have a big impact, such as the 2004 US Presidential Election or the previous Canadian Federal Election.

Here are the scores:

Open Jack and Jill

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Pontus Spelmans & Melanie Ohl	1	1	1	1
Alexandre Abdoulaev & Lena Magnusson	2	2	2	2
Matt Richey & Sasha Anderson	3	5	5	6
Andrew Jose & Lily Susskind	4	3	3	4
Omar Myers & Beth Hartzel	5	4	3	3
Charles Wieprecht & Voon Chew	6	7	7	7
Phil Bourassa & Coralie Bazinet	7	6	7	8
Paulo Thierry & Mallory Grigg	8	8	6	5
Yossef Mendelssohn & Mirjam Johansson	9	9	9	9

Advanced Jack and Jill

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Jean Baptiste Mino & Mette Herlitz	1	1	1	1
Michael Seguin & Nelle Cherry	2	2	2	2
Andrew Munoz & Sandra Klack	3	4	5	6
Dominique Pomeroy & Tatiana Udry	4	3	3	3
Peter Kertzner & Nicole Zuckerman	5	5	3	4
David Lee & Genevieve St-Laurent	6	6	5	5
Daniel Newsome & Anais Sekine	7	7	8	8
Kevin Clark & Shauna Marble	8	8	7	7

All Star Jack and Jill

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
William Mauvais & Gabriella Cook	1	1	1	1
Patrick Szmidt & Maeva Truntzer	2	2	2	2
Andreas Olsson & Kate Hedin	3	3	3	3
Stephen Sayer & Teni Lopez-Cardenasv	4	4	4	4
Soochan Lee & Marie Ndiaye	5	4	5	6
Nalla Kim & Karen Turman	6	6	5	5
Michael Darigol & Natalia Rueda	7	6	7	7
Daryl Begin & Fancy Dougherty	8	8	7	8
Mindaugas Bikauskas & Brittany Johnson	9	9	9	9

Invitational Jack and Jill

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Peter Strom & Jo Hoffberg	1	2	3	3
Pontus Persson & Sarah Breck	2	1	1	1
Dax Hock & Alice Mei	3	4	4	5
Skye Humphries & Ramona Staffeld	4	3	2	2
Thomas Blacharz & Kelly Arsenault	5	5	4	4
Todd Yannacone & Isabella Gregorio	6	7	6	7
Nick Williams & Alice Mei	7	6	6	6
Jeremy Otth & Annie Trudeau	8	10	8	8
Kevin St. Laurent & Laura Glaess	9	8	10	10
Mike Roberts & Mikaela Hellsten	10	12	12	12
Mikey Pedroza & Mia Goldsmith	11	9	9	9
Andy Reid & Naomi Uyama	12	11	11	11

Balboa Jack and Jill

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Adam Speen & Mia Goldsmith	1	1	1	1
Andreas Olsson & Mette Herlitz	2	2	2	2
Javier Johnson & Nelle Cherry	3	3	3	3
Patrick Szmidt & Kate Hedin	4	4	4	4
David Lee & Heather Ballew	5	5	4	4
Nalla Kim & Gabriella Cook	6	6	4	4
Daniel Newsome & Teni Lopez-Cardenas	7	7	7	7

Balboa Strictly

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Nick Williams & Kate Hedin	1	1	1	1
Adam Speen & Nelle Cherry	2	2	2	2
Robert White, III & Laura Keat	3	3	3	3
Andreas Olsson & Teni Lopez-Cardenas	4	4	4	4
Freddie Karlbom & Mette Herlitz	5	5	5	5
David Lee & Chelsea Lee	6	6	6	6
Patrick Szmidt & Natasha Ouimet	7	7	7	7
Javier Johnson & Heather Ballew	8	8	8	8

Open Strictly Lindy

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Javier Johnson & Megan Damon	1	1	1	1
Paulo Thierry & Melanie Ohl	2	2	2	2
Jack Park & Minyoung Choi	3	2	2	2
Intaeck Joo & Jina Lee	4	4	2	2
Jaewon Jang & Young Kang	5	5	5	5
Yossef Mendelssohn & Beth Hartzel	6	5	6	6
Jack Chen & Brittany Calavitta	7	7	7	7

Advanced Strictly Lindy

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Jean Baptiste Mino & Tatiana Udry	1	1	1	1
Alain Fragman & Anais Sekine	2	2	2	2
Jon Tigert & Heather Ballew	3	3	3	3
Markus Rosendal & Sandra Klack	4	4	4	4
Peter Kertzner & Mallory Grigg	5	5	5	5
Alex Dreyer & Fancy Dougherty	6	6	6	6

Champions Strictly Lindy

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
William Mauvais & Maeva Truntzer	1	1	1	1
Stephen Sayer & Chandrae Roettig	2	2	2	2
Nicolas Deniau & Mikaela Hellsten	3	3	3	3
Andreas Olsson & Mette Herlitz	4	4	4	4
Jakob Bergelin & Anna Fors	5	5	5	5
Soochan Lee & Hyunjung Choi	6	5	6	6
Patrick Szmidt & Natasha Ouimet	7	7	7	7
Nalla Kim & Jessica Yoon	8	8	8	8

Invitational Strictly Lindy

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Pontus Persson & Isabella Gregorio	1	1	1	1
Mikey Pedroza & Annie Trudeau	2	2	2	2
Peter Strom & Naomi Uyama	3	4	3	3
Dax Hock & Sarah Breck	4	3	4	4
Thomas Blacharz & Alice Mei	5	5	5	5
Todd Yannacone & Ramona Staffeld	6	7	7	7
Nick Williams & Laura Keat	7	6	6	6
Jeremy Otth & Kelly Arsenault	8	8	8	8
Mike Roberts & Laura Glaess	9	9	9	9

Lindy Hop Classic

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Joshua Welter & Melanie Huot-Lavoie	1	1	1	1
Jamin Jackson & Sonia Ortega Betriu	2	2	2	2
Jean Baptiste Mino & Tatiana Udry	3	3	2	3
Michael Darigol & Brittany Johnson	4	6	4	4
Soochan Lee & Hyunjung Choi	5	4	5	6
Andreas Olsson & Mette Herlitz	6	5	5	5
Alain Wong & Anais Sekine	7	7	7	7
Ryan Calloway & Ann Mony	8	8	8	8
Junsik Kong & Olivia Jo	9	10	9	9
Andrew Hsi & Mary Freitag	10	9	10	10
Jack Park & Minyoung Choi	11	11	11	11
Mark Godwin & Shauna Marble	12	12	13	13
Adam Lee & Elaine Silver	13	13	12	12

Lindy Hop Pro Classic

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Todd Yannacone & Ramona Staffeld	1	2	1	1
Dax Hock & Sarah Breck	2	1	2	2
Pontus Persson & Isabella Gregorio	3	3	3	3
Mike Roberts & Laura Glaess	4	4	4	4
Peter Strom & Naomi Uyama	5	5	6	6
William Mauvais & Maeva Truntzer	6	6	5	5
Nick Williams & Laura Keat	7	7	7	7
Kevin St. Laurent & Jo Hoffberg	8	10	10	10
Zack Richard & Annie Trudeau	9	8	8	8
Nicolas Deniau & Mikaela Hellsten	10	9	9	9
Thomas Blacharz & Alice Mei	11	11	11	11
Nathan Bugh & Giselle Anguizola	12	12	12	12

Showcase

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Thomas Blacharz & Annie Trudeau	1	1	1	1
William Mauvais & Maeva Truntzer	2	2	2	2
Jeremy Otth & Laura Keat	3	3	3	3
Pontus Persson & Isabella Gregorio	4	5	4	4
Fabien Vrillon & Lisa Clarke	5	4	5	5
Patrick Szmidt & Natasha Ouimet	6	6	6	6
Jakob Bergelin & Anna Fors	7	8	7	7
Daniel Newsome & Gabriella Cook	8	7	8	8
Nalla Kim & Jessica Yoon	9	9	9	9
Soochan Lee & Hyunjung Choi	10	10	10	10
Jon Tigert & Mandy Spencer	11	11	11	11
Justin Hill & Olivia Taylor	12	13	14	14
Markus Rosendal & Sandra Klack	13	11	12	12
Mark Godwin & Shauna Marble	14	14	13	13

Pro-Am

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Dominique Pomeroy & Laura Glaess	1	1	1	1
Adam Brozowski & Adrienne Weidert	2	2	2	2
Davis Thurber & Annie Breault	3	3	3	3
Nirav Sanghani & Nicole Frydman	4	3	3	3
Gabriel Indurskis & Annie Trudeau	5	5	3	3
Davis Thurber & Roxanne Lemay	6	6	6	6
Alain Wong & Daphna Harel	7	7	7	7

Solo Charleston

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Pontus Persson	1	1	1	1
Nathan Bugh	2	2	2	2
Jon Tigert	3	4	3	3
Gabriella Cook	4	3	4	4
Robert White, III	5	5	5	5
Giselle Anguizola	6	6	6	6

Teams

Name	Relative Placing	Borda Count	Condorcet	Small
Lindy Hoppers Dozen	1	1	1	1
Swinging Air Force	2	2	2	2
Northern Lights	3	3	3	3
Cement Mix‐A‐Lot	4	4	4	4
Night and Day	5	5	5	5
Fly Rights	6	6	7	7
The Sweetheart	7	7	6	6
Groove Juice Speical	8	8	8	8
SAF Batillion	9	9	9	9
The Bees Knees of Boston	10	10	10	10
Sin Nombre	11	11	11	11

New Lindy Gig Guide

Hey Blogosphere.

For those interested I've started up a new gig guide at http://sydneylindy.blogspot.com.au/

The content on this blog has been migrated over there where a new curator will take over the gig guide.

This blog will take a bit of a different turn, cataloguing my adventures living in Nepal (I move there in a week and a half).

Let me know what you think of the new format.

Oh and you can subscribe to the new gig guide too.

Thanks for all your traffic!

Lindypenguin