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John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival 2023

By La-Faithia White
September 23, 2023
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A collection of photos from the John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival in High Point, North Carolina from September 2nd 2023 to September 3rd 2023. Saturday's lineup featured saxophonist Dave Koz and Friends featuring Eric Darius, Candy Dulfer, guitartist Norman Brown, composer / pianist Chucho Valdes, vocalist Samara Joy, and The Mississippi Blues Child Mr. Sipp with special guest guitarist Eric Gales.

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You Bring Me Joy - Samara Joy

Crowd interaction

Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez

Singer Samara Joy

Chucho Valdes Groovin

Jose Armando Gola

Crowd interaction

Dave Coz

Coz & Friends Candy Dulfer and Eric Darius

Saxophonist Eric Darius

Enter Dave Coz

Bringing Joy - Samara Joy

Drummer Evan Sherman

Pianist Cameron Campbell

Bassist Michael Migliore

Enter Samara Joy

Composer Chucho Valdes

Jose Armando Gola

Congas Roberto Junior Vizcaino Torre

Drummer Horacio "el Negro" Hernandez

Enter Chucho Valdes

Crowd interaction

Dyana Williams and Renee Vaughn

Guitarist Norman Brown

Brown's drummer

Brown's singer

Brown And Rob Mcdonald

Enter Guitarist Norman Brown

Sipp, Gales and organ player

Mr. Sipp Connecting with audience

Mr. Sipp Rockin

Team Sipp guitar

Mr. Sipp opening

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