2008 Detroit International Jazz Festival to Pay Tribute to John Coltrane
Philly/Detroit Summit to mark “A Love Supreme"
Last year it was Detroit and Chicago. This year it's Detroit and Philly.
The 29th annual Detroit International Jazz Festival will be celebrating the City of Brotherly Love throughout the Labor Day weekend, with Philadelphia-born bassist Christian McBride as the festival's artist-in-residence, a gaggle of artists from both cities, and several special projects. Most notably, there will be a tribute to the late Alice Coltrane, a Detroit native who became the wife and collaborator of saxophonist John Coltrane, one of the greatest geniuses of modern jazz -- who was also from Philadelphia...
Last year it was Detroit and Chicago. This year it's Detroit and Philly.
The 29th annual Detroit International Jazz Festival will be celebrating the City of Brotherly Love throughout the Labor Day weekend, with Philadelphia-born bassist Christian McBride as the festival's artist-in-residence, a gaggle of artists from both cities, and several special projects. Most notably, there will be a tribute to the late Alice Coltrane, a Detroit native who became the wife and collaborator of saxophonist John Coltrane, one of the greatest geniuses of modern jazz -- who was also from Philadelphia...
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