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Saxophonist TK Blue Releases His New Album Follow the North Star at Twins Jazz
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Members Who Went Said:
We had a great time here! It was great jazz music in a very intimate setting and the drinks were made good and strong which is always a plus.
Anonymous Member Good value, would do it again. |
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More Details About This Event: T.K. Blue (born Talib Kibwe) is an American jazz saxophonist from New York City. His parents were Jamaican and Trinidadian, and he has used their Afro-Caribbean musical styles in his own work. He has worked with, among others, Don Cherry and the South African pianist Dollar Brand. TK Blue is currently an adjunct professor of jazz history at Montclair State University and director of jazz studies at Long Island University-CW Post Campus. About Twins Jazz: Located in the heart of the exciting new U Street entertainment district, Twins Jazz serves up the finest in jazz and American, Ethiopian and Caribbean Cuisine. Founded in 1986 by Ethiopian twin sisters, Twins Jazz is one of Washington's Top Jazz clubs and best-kept secrets. They are home to Avant-garde artists, minor legends and the best of the local jazz scene. The intimate, cultural setting, embedded with colored ceramic tiles and eclectic artwork creates a strong connection between audience and performers. Most of the action takes place on stage, but Twins Jazz has got enough momentum to get you on your feet! No matter where you sit, you're practically with the band! About Twins Jazz: "As jazz clubs go, this is the real thing" - The Washingtonian OnlineLocated in the heart of the exciting new U Street entertainment district, Twins Jazz serves up the finest in jazz and American, Ethiopian and Caribbean Cuisine. Founded in 1986 by Ethiopian twin sisters, Twins Jazz is one of Washington's Top Jazz clubs and best-kept secrets. They are home to Avant-garde artists, minor legends and the best of the local jazz scene. The intimate, cultural setting, embedded with colored ceramic tiles and eclectic artwork creates a strong connection between audience and performers. Most of the action takes place on stage, but Twins Jazz has got enough momentum to get you on your feet! No matter where you sit, you're practically with the band! |
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