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July 24, 2021 – This Show has been Canceled
Brandon Fields and Friends
July 24, 2021 Canceled
Brandon Fields and Friends
Doors open @ 7 pm
Starts @ 7.30 pm
Ends @ 9.30 pm
$35 online
$40 door – Cash or cards only
Beer & wine available
Free parking: Across the street at Cafe Emporium (gates @ 6 pm)
Questions or further info needed? Please call: 805-746-0936
Credits
BRANDON FIELDS — Grammy Winning Saxophonist
Recorded and toured with:
Tower of Power, Earth Wind & Fire, Elton John, Quincy Jones, Nancy Wilson, Jewel, B.B. King, Everclear, Bonnie Raitt, Babyface, Toto, Luther Vandross, Luis Miguel, Al Jarreau, Robben Ford, Bobby Caldwell, Los Lobotomys, The Rippingtons, Nancy Sinatra, George Duke, Stanley Clarke, The Temptations, Buzz Feiten, Michael McDonald, Randy Newman, Neil Diamond, Kenny Rogers, David Garfield, Lionel Richie, Queen Latifah, Rob Thomas, Engelbert Humperdink, Harry Connick Jr., O.D.B, and Dave Weckl, Barbara Streisand, Tom Petty, David Benoit, Simon Phillips, Steve Lukather. Brandon has also been a featured player on several movie soundtracks, including Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, Class Action, Bull Durham, 2 Days in The Valley, The Preacher’s Wife, Waiting to Exhale and Dreamgirls.
Munyungo Jackson — 4x Grammy-winning percussionist
Otmaro Ruiz — 4x Grammy-nominated Pianist
The long list of re-known musicians with whom Otmaro works, constantly confirms his versatility, proving that this jazz giant sails with ease in many different styles, from Straight-Ahead jazz to Pop-Rock, from the most authentic Salsa & Afro-Cuban to the most exciting Fusion, with unusual ability to express his own language both at the acoustic piano and in the electronic world of synthesizers. Among these amazing artists: John McLaughlin, Gino Vannelli, Toto, Robben Ford, Vinnie Colaiuta Randy Brecker & Bill Evans’ SoulBop Project, Simon Phillips’ Protocol, Tito Puente, Arturo Sandoval, John Patitucci, Paquito D’Rivera, Akira Jimbo, Frank Gambale, Peter Erskine, David Weckl, Art Davis Quintet, Charlie Haden Liberation Music Orchestra, Alain Caron, Gino Vannelli, Tolu, Frank Morgan, Robben Ford, Vinnie Colaiuta, and Jon Anderson.
ERNEST TIBBS — GRAMMY-WINNING BASSIST
In Appreciation of our Sponsors
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The Ojai Art Center (also known as the Ojai Center for the Arts) is the longest continuously operating multi-disciplinary center serving the arts in the State of California.
The concept which became the Art Center was first suggested in 1936 as a means of bringing together five independent and struggling arts organizations in Ojai under one umbrella and one roof. Dr. Charles Butler, a local physician, and financier, initially proposed the idea to wide acclaim, and by 1939 the Art Center was built and occupied at 113 S. Montgomery St., just half a block away from Ojai’s famed Arcade downtown shopping district.
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