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SUMMARY:James O’Donnell Trio
DESCRIPTION:James O’Donnell has been entertaining Detroit audiences with his special brand of music for more\nthan three decades. \nWhile known primarily as a trumpeter\, he also plays\nflugelhorn and coronet. And while his favorite music genres are Jazz\, Big Band\, Standards\, and\nBlues\, his repertoire also includes R&B\, Funk\, Soul\, Motown. \nOver the course of his career\, James has performed in more than 15 countries in North America\, Europe\,\nAfrica\, and Asia. James O’Donnell’s remarkable music career began\nHere in Detroit\, James has graced stages at renowned venues like Ford Field\, Meadowbrook\nTheater\, Cobo Center\, Hart Plaza\, The Masonic Temple Theater\, The Dearborn Performing Arts\nCenter\, and The Detroit Institute of Arts. \nJames’ music career began at age 9 when a member of The Detroit Symphony Orchestra\nintroduced him to the trumpet. He loved the instrument immediately and began practicing it\nfervently. Then when he was 14\, he joined the Jazz Band\, Concert Band and Marching Band at\nhis high school. He studied music theory and harmony and earned a spot in the All City All\nStar Jazz Orchestra. \nAt age 16\, James became part of a group called “Kuumba\,” which means “creativity” in Swahili.\nIt was his first exposure to the music of Jazz legends\, John Coltrane\, Sun Ra and The Art\nEnsemble of Chicago. Eventually\, the band morphed into the famed “Sun Messengers.” During\nthat time James learned the Costello embouchure technique and the Max Schlossberg\nteaching method. \nAfter graduating high school\, James formed his first band. The Jazz sextet was called\n“Chronology – Music of All Times” and they played at local Jazz joints around Detroit.\nIn his early 20s\, James played primarily with The Sun Messengers. They opened for The Neville\nBrothers\, Buckwheat Zydeco and Dirty Dozen Brass Band. \nIn 1986\, James moved to New York City and played in the Destiny Merengue Orchestra. That\nsame year he began working an eight-year stint working for the cruise ship industry. There he\nplayed in show bands backing up stars like Julie Andrews\, John Davidson and Charo. He also\nplayed for bands like The Regular Boys\, The Blues Disciples and Art of Fact.
URL:https://fishbonesusa.com/rhythm/james-odonnell-3/
LOCATION:FISHBONES EAST\, 23722 Jefferson Ave\, St Clair Shores\, MI\, 48080\, United States
CATEGORIES:RHYTHM
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SUMMARY:Nate Topo Trio
DESCRIPTION:Nate Topo has established himself as a well-known artist in the Detroit music scene. He just recorded his debut album\, featuring artists Scott Gwinnell\, Gayelynn McKinney\, Vincent Chandler\, and Ralphe Armstrong\, among others. Ralphe once said of Nate\, “He sounds like Joe Henderson on the doggone tenor saxophone.” Nate has spent the past few years organizing jam sessions in Detroit’s Eastern Market and Cass Corridor\, and has welcomed special guests like Martha Reeves and James Carter. James even gave Nate the nickname\, “Mr. True-Tone.” Whether He’s singing or playing his 105-year-old saxophone\, Nate strives to honor the history of his art form and the city of Detroit in his performances.
URL:https://fishbonesusa.com/rhythm/nate-topo-trio/
LOCATION:FISHBONES GREEKTOWN\, 400 Monroe St.\, Detroit\, MI\, 48226\, United States
CATEGORIES:RHYTHM
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