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NOW BOOKING Spring/Summer for Jazz Artist DEON YATES

Spring and summer are coming quickly and the calendar is filling! Now booking for your corporate, private, festival and club events.



A little history on Deon - Deon Yates has been entertaining audiences all over the United States and the world all of his life. Deon started playing music at the age of eight at Guyton…
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Added by TamaraPatrick on February 26, 2010 at 5:39pm — No Comments

Capital Jazz Festival Competition - Congratulations Deon Yates

Congratulations goes out to Mr. Deon Yates for being selected as one of six nationally selected finalists at the Capital Jazz Festival Competition June 5 - 7 at the Meriweather Post Pavillion in Columbus, Maryland. This IS one of the hottest tickets of the summer. Winner of the competition opens the jazz fest Sunday on the big stage! Click the banner below for all the exciting details! Hope to see you there! : )…





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Added by TamaraPatrick on May 13, 2009 at 8:31pm — No Comments

New Christmas Music

Hey Jazz Lovers,

Stop by my page and get a taste of the newest Christmas collection from Deon Yates. This is an ensemble of some of your all time favorites with that added jazzy flair. You're sure to enjoy!

Hoping Your Holidays are Filled With Love!

Tammy

Added by TamaraPatrick on December 12, 2008 at 8:21pm — No Comments

New Music - Deon Yates "In Time"

Jazz Friends,

Check out my page to listen to the new creation from FCP Records by Deon Yates, Jazz Saxophonist, "In Time". Club owners and promoters please take a listen. This is an incredible show along with some of our all time favorite cover songs. We are ready to travel and perform at your venues. Let me know what you think!!

Tamara
Family Circle Productions, Inc.

Added by TamaraPatrick on November 12, 2008 at 6:52pm — No Comments

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