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C.M.S.I. NEWS
RELEASE
There were several major changes
that took place at our annual C.M.S.I. officers meeting
on April 4th, 2013. Due to his failing
health, Harold L. Luick stepped down as CEO after working
tirelessly for over 25 years on this multifaceted
organization. We are extremely pleased
to announce he has agreed to accept the position of
Historian and Senior Advisor for C.M.S.I. Harold will
continue to be a valued resource and an integral part of
this museum that he founded in 1984 and faithfully promoted all of
these years. Harold's wife, Barbara Luick, will assume the
role of CEO. Jim Weaver will serve as Museum Curator
and President of Operations. Dennis Dyer will continue
to serve as Webmaster and Technical Director. The
C.M.S.I Virtual Museum and Hall of Fame will continue
to operate to preserve music history and honor those who
contributed so much to music in Iowa.
Contact changes
are:
emails to the C.M.S.I Museum and Hall of Fame go to:
museum@cmshowcase.org
personal emails to Harold Luick go to
haroldl@cmshowcase.org
donations go to
donations@cmshowcase.org through paypal (which go
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GROWING! *****
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The
Official Home of the Iowa/Midwest Music
On-Line Virtual
Museum
Our museum is just like a
real building.....kinda..... go down any of
the six hallways to do your research. The six hallways
are the Museum, the Library, the Hall of Fame, the Elvis
Museum, the Memphis-Related Labels discography, and the Sun
Records Discography. All
these "rooms" are full of history and little known information
with text, pictures, and various multimedia. Feel free to
"come on in", sit down, and browse our museum.
To Find What Your Looking For - Click On
A Doorway Or Use The Search Box |
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Enter Your
Keywords To Search The Site
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Click On This Door
To Enter The
Hall Of Fame |
Click On This Door
To
Enter The
Library |
Click On This Door
To
Enter The
Museum |
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Click On This Door
To Enter Jim Weaver's
Elvis Museum |
Click On This Door
To Enter The Obscure
Memphis-Related
Record Labels |
Click On This Door
To Enter The
Sun Records
Label Page |
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You can nominate someone from Iowa/Midwest
who you think has significantly contributed to the country music art form
in some way. Look for the link to the
nomination form on
the "Hall Of Fame" doorway.
To Contribute To The Museum:
1. Click on the Donate
button below- you need not have a Paypal account
2.
To print out a form and send in a donation
CLICK HERE
For More Info Write To:
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******NEWS
RELEASES*****
The Auction
is over but
some items
remain for
sale.
The
bidders were
not music
people so
all the
chairs,
dishes,
furniture,
forks and
spoons sold
but not the
good stuff.
If you
have an
interest in
any of these
items then
contact
Harold at
haroldl@cmshowcase.org
or (515)
989-3748
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records
(albums,
45s, 78s,
CDs) of
all genres
Patsy
Montana
Vogue
picture 78
rpm
* many
articles of
clothes that
once
belonged to
stars
(all
authenticated)
* Yamaha
RX-11 drum
machine
* Yamaha
FB-01 sound
module
* E-Mu
Drumulator
drum machine
(w/MIDI
option)
* AMR Sync
Controller
w/all
documentation
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Professional
adjustable
drafting
table and
drafting
tools
* Jerry Lee
Lewis 45 rpm
record of "Queenie"
and much,
much more
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LEE MACE OZARK OPRY
SHOWS
The Iowa/Midwest Virtual Museum has in its archives the only known
videotapes of some of the Lee Mace Ozark Opry shows and has
converted them to DVD. Watch this video to see how you can
help support this museum and obtain a DVD of an actual Lee Mace
Ozark TV show.
CMSI_Web_Promo_MPEG-4 Medium
If you would like to see the Hall Of
Fame page for Lee Mace's Ozark Opry and find out more about the
shows on these DVD's
CLICK HERE.
FORMER
CARLISLE, IOWA KAJAC RECORD CORPORATION PUBLIC RELATION EXECUTIVE
(circa) 1969-1974
DEANE N.
HAERER,
Has New Book Release
Entitled: "Growing Up American",
A
Journey of Discovery
ISBN 0-7414-5133-6
Published by: Infinity Publishing,
www.buybooksontheweb.com
Also Available on ebay
-- There is a new addition
to the Iowa/Midwest Virtual Museum --
The museum is now the host to the
historical documentation of
"The Wild Cherries" band, popular in the late 60s-early 70s.
CLICK
HERE to go to the historical record.
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Dave
Dighton has released a newly
remixed CD of his very
successful 1976 Country Clover
western swing LP record.
Copies can be ordered from Dave
and Marilyn Dighton, 3342
120th ave, Coggon, Ia,
52218 or call 319-435-2184
Cost including postage and
handling is $20 ea.
For
Information on the former DAVE
DIGHTON BANDS,
history, pictures band members names and etc.
CLICK HERE |
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advertisements"
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CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE KAJAC KORNER
(still under construction)
This page will be the
definitive authority on the history of Kajac Records and its
subsidiaries of other labels and music publishing. If you recorded
at Kajac Recording Studio in Carlisle, Iowa or have any information or
pictures on someone who did, please contact us at
haroldl@cmshowcase.org . We
are going to include a "What Their Doing Now" section to follow-up from the
original recordings.
If you are one of the
Recording Artists That Recorded In Our Studios, Or Had Recording
Contracts with Kajac Corporation, Or were an employee we, would like to
hear from you with information, pictures and follow-up on any original
recordings you made in the studio. We want to inform you that you may be eligible for INDUCTION into
our Iowa/Midwest Country Heritage “Virtual” Museum, Library and Hall Of
Fame
Contact:
haroldl@cmshowcase.org or web site:
www.cmshowcase.org
Visit Kajac Korner, often as we will keep
updating It
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WE SUPPORT AMERICA
G.
Ray Morris
