August 5, 2006 Jazz Gumbo
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Jim Andrews trio, with pianist Sam Scott and drummer Tim Coal, played to over 150 persons at the August Jazz Gumbo
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Pianist Pat Kelly of Cincinnati visited us for Jazz Gumbo. He was a resident of Pensacola in the early days of the Jazz Society and performed for Ja
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Vocalist Kathy Lyon was guest artist with saxophonist Jim Andrews. Kathy and her husband Tom are new to the area and the Jazz Society having
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Trumpeter Ray Coley also guested with the Jim Andrews trio. Ray is a Pensacola resident who sometimes travels with his own musical group
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February 5, 2006 Jazz Gumbo
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"Trumpets in Time II" - Feb '05 - From left Keyboardist Cynthia Neves-Decarie, bassist Tim Jackson, drummer Steve Ferry, saxophonist Bob Maksymkow and
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"Trumpets in Time II" - Feb '05 - Steve Ferry on drums
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"Trumpets in Time II" - Feb '05 - Roger Villines and tenor saxophonist Bob Maksymkow
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"Trumpets in Time II" - Feb '05 - Villines played alternating trumpet and flugelhorn. Tim Jackson played bass.
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October 18, 2004 Jazz Gumbo
Darlene Bishop, Steve Spracklin, and Connie Jones...
May 2004 Gumbo
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Guitarist Bill Barrow, left, and saxophonist-English professor Thom Botsford enjoyed the evening
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Tom Morley played with bassist Jim Ates and guitarist Walt Kattner
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Phil Katt, our regular videographer, is shown at work
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Tom Morley demonstrated the place of violin in jazz
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Clarinetist Tom Owen from Memphis. Other musicians were Don Lewis, Burt Kimberl, Harvey Etheridge and Ted Johnson
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Patrons for the evening included, from left, Jane Watson, Ellen and Roger Vinson and Doreen Swartz
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November 2003 Jazz Gumbo
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Tamara Ray serves seafood gumbo to Dave Doheny, center, and Chris Feaster, of the Ad Hoc Singing Committee
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Cynthia Neves-Decarie played keyboard and sang in tribute to music of Diana Krall. Dr. Bob Andrews played bass guitar
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Pianist-Vocalist Cynthia Neves-Decarie Performs
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Musical Quartet paid tribute to music of Diana Krall. From left, Jim Armstrong, Steve Maniscola, Cynthia Neves-Decarie and Dr. Bob Andrews
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Ad Hoc Singing Committee, quartet from Fiesta Barbershop Chorus of Pensacola sing to Cynthia Neves-Decarie
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Drummer Steve Maniscola played some tasty licks
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August 2003 Jazz Gumbo
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Tom Cherry and Joe Cherry performed. Tom also played guitar and alto saxophone that night
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Playing with the Cherry brothers were Fank Adams and Ralph Martin. Adams and Martin live and perform on the Mississippi Gulf Coast
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Drummer Frank Adams at work
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Julian Graddick performed the vocal chores for the Cherry Brothers group
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John Hodgkins, Sara and Bob Williamson enjoyed themselves
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July 2003
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Five trombones celebrating the career of Mobile, AL native Urbie Green. From left, Patrick Crossland, Don Lewis ensemble leader, Jack Revels, James Hu
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Tom Cherry, Mobile native, tells about performing with Urbie Green. Tom is a Nashville performer on saxophone and guitar
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Jazz Gumbo, full house, foreground, from left, are Sandi Hlubek, Carol Malt, Hal Malt with hat partially obscured, and JSOP Board Member Paul Bruketa
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Rhythm section at July Jazz Gumbo, from left, drummer Steve Maniscola, bassist Dr. Bobby Andrews in scrubs, and keyboardist Bert Kimberly
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June 2003
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Members of FourCast, bassist Joey Boles, Flugelhornist Jeff Rogers and Guitarist Walt Kattner.
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Ida Goodson taken from an LP made by the Florida Arts Council
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Joe Occhipinti's Big Band played Stan Kenton charts
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Drummer Ted Johnson has played New Year’s Eve Gigs for 50 consecutive years!
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