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JAZZ 966 – Bedstuy’s Best Kept Secret – October Schedule

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Located ‘in the cut’, inside a Senior Center located at 966 Fulton Street (between Grand Avenue & St. James Place ) Jazz 966 has been delivering authentic Jazz to regulars and new comers for over 20 years.

Below is the Schedule of Friday night shows for October:

Shows subject to change without advance notice ▪ Doors open 7PM

Music Sets 8:15PM & 10:15PM

Friday 7th  Danny Mixon Quartet

Featuring Jazz Piano Virtuoso Danny Mixon

 

Friday 14th Sa-Ron Chenshaw Quartet

Featuring Sa-Ron Chenshaw’s Southern/urban Blues Master Vocals/Guitar

 

Friday 21stDrake Colley Quintet

Featuring the break away Alto Sax of Drake Colley

 

Friday 28th Lonnie Youngblood Quartet

Featuring Lonnie”Prince of Harlem” Youngblood, Vocal & Sax

7th Annual Masquerade Party/competition – Prizes

Donation $20

Coming Attractions: Nov 4th Ed Stoute; Steve Kroon 11th;

Sonny Fortune 18th; Vic Washington 25th

Donation $15 unless otherwise listed – Jazz966 Memberships ($65)

Special Group Rates Available▪ Dinners at nominal cost ▪ Sponsored by Fort Greene Council Inc. Supported by NYS Assemblywoman Annette Robinson, Walter Mosley, Charles Barron, NYS Senator Velmanette Montgomery, & NYC Council Members Robert Cornegy, Laurie Cumbo, Inez Barron

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