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Where are do LJP members live?

a while ago there was an interesting site that seemed to log the whereabouts of ljp members on the globe. i forget the name of it.
at any rate i am curious if any one was ever able to make any conclusions as to where the majority of ljp memberw are from. for example although ljp has members from many country's it seems to me the majority are from the usa.. am i right or wrong? and then from the usa it has always seemed to me that there are more here from the west coast than from the east coast... am i right or am i wrong?

by Mike on 03/26/2008, 22:49

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click on the "ljp map" up next to the chat link.

If I'm not back in 24 hours, call the president.

Scot is available for skype jazz piano lessons (and google hangouts, phone call, etc...)
Use the contact link at the top of the page.

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by Scot Ranney on 03/27/2008, 00:47

/i we live in cyberspace, and scot is our leader./i

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by jmkarns on 03/27/2008, 07:57

i just moved to dallas tx. do any of y'all know any good jazz pianists to check out or good jazz teachers in the dallas/ft.woth area?

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by Tito85 on 03/27/2008, 09:10

nyc.

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by on 03/27/2008, 18:06

dallas tx

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by jazzvirtuoso on 03/27/2008, 21:08

according to today's frapper map, there seems to be the highest concentration of ljpers in the northeast of america.

strung fairly evenly from new york city to chicago illinois with notable points southwards (memphis et al).

next comes western europe with england running tops and the germanic languages a close second.

and then noteworthy are australia and many asian rim members.

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by 7 on 03/27/2008, 23:15

areas of the world that have few or no ljp members may be explained away by either relative population density, and others relative to local cultural interest in jazz piano.

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by 7 on 03/27/2008, 23:19

and only 20% of the world has access to the internet.

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by Gordon on 03/28/2008, 03:45

also it is a 'dot.com' site, therefore american, and english speaking. other countries, including english speaking ones, may have a bias toward local domains.

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by g on 03/28/2008, 06:34

jazzvirtuoso, i live in dallas too.

if you care to reveal yourself you can contact at me at
elgrupocahce.com

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by Paul on 03/28/2008, 09:12

west babylon long island ny

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by on 03/28/2008, 11:40

jemez springs, nm
but about to change to north texas area.

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by jmkarns on 03/28/2008, 13:13

largo, florida

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by pphilip on 03/28/2008, 16:22

jmkarns, when you get the north texas, feel free to contact me at

elgrupocach.com

jazzvirtuoso- i'd still like to hear from you....

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by Paul on 03/31/2008, 10:06

jmkarns, sorry the correct address is

elgrupocahce.com

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by Paul on 03/31/2008, 10:07

i too exist in cyberspace only. i am not actually a human being (although i was created by one) i'll be out for a while...

~groove on:)

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by Dr. Whack on 03/31/2008, 11:44

thanks paul,
you may contact me at jmkarns@yahoo.com.

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by jmkarns on 03/31/2008, 12:51

another new yorker here. :)

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by Elssa on 04/01/2008, 21:03

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Where are do LJP members live?

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by Scot Ranney on 03/27/2008, 00:47

by jmkarns on 03/27/2008, 07:57

by Tito85 on 03/27/2008, 09:10

by on 03/27/2008, 18:06

by jazzvirtuoso on 03/27/2008, 21:08

by 7 on 03/27/2008, 23:15

by 7 on 03/27/2008, 23:19

by Gordon on 03/28/2008, 03:45

by g on 03/28/2008, 06:34

by Paul on 03/28/2008, 09:12

by on 03/28/2008, 11:40

by jmkarns on 03/28/2008, 13:13

by pphilip on 03/28/2008, 16:22

by Paul on 03/31/2008, 10:06

by Paul on 03/31/2008, 10:07

by Dr. Whack on 03/31/2008, 11:44

by jmkarns on 03/31/2008, 12:51

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by Scot Ranney on 03/27/2008, 00:47

by jmkarns on 03/27/2008, 07:57

by Tito85 on 03/27/2008, 09:10

by on 03/27/2008, 18:06

by jazzvirtuoso on 03/27/2008, 21:08

by 7 on 03/27/2008, 23:15

by 7 on 03/27/2008, 23:19

by Gordon on 03/28/2008, 03:45

by g on 03/28/2008, 06:34

by Paul on 03/28/2008, 09:12

by on 03/28/2008, 11:40

by jmkarns on 03/28/2008, 13:13

by pphilip on 03/28/2008, 16:22

by Paul on 03/31/2008, 10:06

by Paul on 03/31/2008, 10:07

by Dr. Whack on 03/31/2008, 11:44

by jmkarns on 03/31/2008, 12:51

by Elssa on 04/01/2008, 21:03

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