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Philly Jazz Jam with Pieces of A Dream, Bootsie Barnes, Monette Sudler and Barbara Walker 
October 30, 2010
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This is an evening of Philly’s most popular jazz artists. Recording artists Pieces of a Dream perform at jazz festivals all over the country with their soul jazz sound; Bootsie Barnes’ hard bop saxophone artistry has been featured on the Cosby Show; Barbara Walker is a consummate entertainer with a signature style; and instrumentalist and composer Monnette Sudler grooves on the guitar. A great show of entertaining jazz!
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Montgomery County Community College - Science Center Theater
340 Dekalb Pike
Blue Bell, PA 19422 -
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$25 (Reserved Seating)
$20 (Senior and Student)Info Phone: 215 641-6518
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Dates:
October 30, 2010Times:
8 pm
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