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A jazzy conception of ballads, standards, and R&B, with a feel of the Caribbean that reflects that Geechee charm.
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Jazz, soul, and funk standards.
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Made it out from behind the bar … now, I'm behind the piano.
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A self-taught pianist with an affection for he smooth and soulful side of pop.
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Powerful and evocative ... post-hardcore indie blues.
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Shrimp recording artist Bill Carson writes a damn good wry, poignant tune.
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A professional musician and private lesson instructor. Her experience and talents have allowed her to travel the world.
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A star on the local and national trumpeter scene.
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Presented by the Jazz Artists of Charleston.
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Swing, big band, and Latin-jazz, led by Charleston trumpeter and conductor Charlton Singleton.
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Based on a blend of Brazilian styles (bossa nova, baião, and samba) with folk, reggae, jazz, and blues.
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Brazilian singer/guitarist and composer (a veteran of JAC and Piccolo Spoleto events).
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Sturdy instrumental jazz.
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Duvall is a revered pianist, bassist, and veteran performance instructor.
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Jazz, funk, soul.
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Pianist: standards and improv.
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Modern original and classic jazz trumpet.
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Local jazz/improv combo led by a proficient horn player.
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They say:
Many different genres, including, jazz, rock, country, medieval tone poems and early ’90s chakra attunement.
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Brilliant guitarist and collaborator.
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A little twang and a little late-night clarity...
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Unique combo (featuring most of The Dirty Kids): blues, country, soul, and rock … and more.
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They say:
A bad-ass playin' the sax.
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Versatile saxophoinist and man on the scene handling jazz, funk, reggae, and improv.
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Young jazz singer with an old soul.
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Soul/pop vocalist with jazzy style and an elegant set of standards and originals.
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The best of the American Jazz Songbook, including swing and blues of the early 20th Century.
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With Lyndsey Goodman on vocals, they handle a smooth blend of jazzy groove.
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We are young composers and musicians.
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Utterly fascinating ensemble playing challenging compositions.
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Drummer. Musician. Artist.
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Top-shelf jazz musician and mentor.
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They say:
"Jazz standards on vocal/piano/trombone."
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Accomplished local jazz man.
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Elements of funk, hip-hop, and jazz fusion.
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Sophisticated funk/hop experiments.
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Well-dressed as well, and hard pressed to bring fun and funny Vaudeville gems to life.
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Eden and Noodle of the V-Tones (with guests).
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Bluegrass, folk, Irish, jazz.
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One of the most active acoustic bands in town.
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The music focuses on their individuality as musicians while using composed parts to guide the form and structure.
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Largely improvisational and garlic-tinged.
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Playing standards in own way and often seeking out less commonly played tunes for the repertoire.
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A very clever local jazz/improv trio.
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They say:
Eccentric ukulele-driven jug band attempts to play hot club jazz!
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Absolutely adorable uke/string combo with vintage vaudeville in their hearts.
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They say:
Jazz pianist, vocalist, and bandleader.
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Versatile jazz/blues/vintage player with a long singlist.
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Jazz, funk, and other…
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Busy saxophonist Wilton Elder and company.
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