Vocalist Al Howard collaborated with Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey last night at the Belly Up in Solano Beach, CA. Howard (Alfred Howard & the K23 Orchestra) stepped in for his original Fire in Mind. The K23 Orchestra opened the show and will play tonight at The Whistle Stop in San Diego.
Meanwhile, Jacob Fred is in Santa Barbara tonight for a gig at Absinthe. The bands fall calendar is available at www.jfjo.com.
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Published: 2003/11/07
Al Howard Joins Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey
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