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5:01 Jazz Series For 2017 Set High Standards With Doug Horn Tonight

Doug Horn
Doug Horn

WEMU’s Sesi Motors 5:01 Jazz series starts swinging again in October!  On Friday, October 6th, we return to Rush Nightclub, 314 South Main in Ann Arbor at 5:01 PM sharp with a favorite of WEMU listeners and staff – saxophonist and flutist Doug Horn!  We will celebrate Doug’s long-awaited new CD High Standards.  Doug, bassist Paul Keller, and pianist Rick Roe swing definitive versions of great American standards and Doug’s memorable melodies on the delightful new disc.

Doug described himself and the music:  

I'm an old-school style jazz saxophonist who performs in the Great Lakes area and taught instrumental music in Ann Arbor Public Schools for 24 years, now retired! I am well versed in swing, be-bop, blues, Latin, and Caribbean styles and have traveled extensively on land and sea. I prefer to embrace a melody rather than butcher it and appreciate the classic jazz from a few years ago. It is my mission to preserve this music as best I can. This trio utilizes the chemistry of long-time friends who produce a cohesive musical bond in their performances.

 
 
Hear the high musicianship for yourself this Friday at Rush Nightclub.  5:01 Jazz is presented with support from Sesi Motors in memory of Dr. Jan Winkelman, WEMU’s first major donor and community champion.

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Linda Yohn simply cannot remember a day in her life that was not filled with music. Her early life was full of changes as the daughter of a well-respected cancer research scientist who moved his family about, but one thing was constant: the love of music instilled by her mother. So, when it seemed life was too hard to bear, young Linda would listen to her radio, play her guitar, dance her heart out and sing at the top of her lungs. So, it isn’t so strange that “older” Linda still does all those things!