Talk:Champion Jack Dupree
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I have made a small correction to the Champion Jack Dupree article as it currently stands (May 20th 2007). It originally stated that a bronze statue had been erected to his memory in Halifax, West Yorkshire. This is an overstatement. It is a small bronze plaque. There is actually no 'municipal' acknowledgement of the time that CJD spent in Halifax (he raised a family here). In brief, Barrie Rutter - the artistic director of a theatre group based in Dean Clough, Halifax - organised a tribute evening to CJD a few years after his death. The proceeds from that evening (which was attended by members of his family) were used to fund the making of the bronze plaque by artist Ian Judd, which is presently in the foyer of Dean Clough. Dean Clough - I suppose I should add - is an arts and business park that was formerly the world's largest carpet mill. The website www.deanclough.com has more information213.123.130.240 11:47, 20 May 2007 (UTC)
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