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And with that, please mark your calendar for this great event in Denver . . .
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Hello Friends!
LOST SOUL Jazz Combo is thrilled to host Denver-based, master tenor saxman, Mr. Keith Oxman, to share the stage at Chapultepec Too this month, and we cordially invite you to be a part of the fun!
Keith has recorded several great albums for the local and prestigious Capri record label, is a well-known performer in and around the Rocky Mountain Region, and has attained fans from around the world. He has served as the lead tenor man for the El Chapultepec house band, played with many major names such as Mark Diamond, Andy Weyl, Marc Sabatella, Jeff Jenkins, and many more, and enjoys regular airplay on jazz station KUVO 89.3 FM. In addition to his jazz career, Keith also inspires future artists by teaching music at East High School in Denver. It is a rare honor and a treat to have him accompany us!
JazzTimes Magazine has written of Keith as " ... an excellent improviser, with a fine sound, agile technique and sure harmonic sense. He also exhibits a thorough knowledge of the hard bop language and can swing like crazy."
To hear samples of Keith's work on CD, please visit http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/artist/Oxman,%20Keith/a/K... and his homepage at http://www.KeithOxman.com and please forward this message to ALL your jazz-loving friends!
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THE DETAILS
WHEN: Saturday night, September 27, 2008 - 9 PM - 1 AM
LOCATION: Chapultepec Too - also known as "Pec Too" -- 38th Avenue and Perry Street, Denver, CO. See Pec Too's MySpace at http://mypsace.com/PecJazz for address and more info.
WHO: Keith Oxman, special guest, tenor saxophone
Mike Evans, trumpet and vocals
Kathryn Shut, piano and vocals (Jazz Network member)
Mark Brostrom, bass
Kevin MacInness, drums (Jazz Network member)
COST: No cover charge! 2 drink min. per set is recommended.
Free parking in Pec Too lot and on-street.
Don't miss it! See you at Pec Too on 9/27!!!
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TIMKAT Entertainment, Inc.
Email: TimKatEnt@gmail.com
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The Jazz Network is exactly what the title suggests, a place where you get to mix and mingle with those who have not only an appreciation for Jazz but a forum to hear new up and coming artists as well. I've hooked up with so many of my old friends that I've lost contact with over the years here and it's been a great place to meet folk, appreciate good music and Musicianship. What an incredible idea!!
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