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Welcome back Kim Waters Sat Sept 11th 2010 at 7pm and 10pm (two shows)

adm $25

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Kim Waters is a long time resident of the smooth jazz radio charts.

Tickets available at Half Price Books 937-431-1820

and Huber Music & Video 937-233-3630

Onstage, Waters can sound as impressive as the fiercest straight-ahead saxophonist, but he knows where his bread is buttered and has long made a killing in smooth jazz.

“Song of Passion,” however, combines Waters’ infectious groove with some serious playing—still more to the smooth side—and may just be the single of the year. Others, like “Love Story,” “This Is It” and “Reaching Out,” with its disco-jazz groove, are surefire radio hits. Combine a smooth-R&B vocal track with Kenny Lattimore, “One More…,” and a cover of the Rose Royce hit “Love Don’t Live Here Anymore”  and you’ve got smooth perfection.

JazzTimes

Pianist Bill Cunliffe and his trio

with bassist Martin Wind and drummer Tim Horner
Gilly’s    Fri Sept 10 at 8:30pm.
General admission: $12
Tickets available at www.cityfolk.org
or call Cityfolk at 937-496-3863
or the night of show beginning at 7:30 PM

Bill Cunliffe toured as pianist and arranger with the Buddy Rich Big Band, and working with Frank Sinatra.

He then played and toured with many legends of jazz, including Ray Brown, Joe Henderson, Freddie Hubbard, Benny Golson, James Moody, and Joshua Redman.