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Ginger Commodore is a Midwest music scene veteran – she began her performing as a long-time member of the Grammy Award-winning Sounds of Blackness, then touring across the United States, Europe and Japan with local jazz ensemble Moore By Four. Ginger appears regularly at the Dakota, Crooners and The Chanhassen Dinner Theatre. She also has joined the lineup several times for the Twin Cities Jazz Festival. ....
Kendra moved to the Twin cities in the early 90’s and has worked with The Jam Factory Band, The R-Factor, Maxx band and Nicholas David Mrozinski and the feeling band (3rd winner up on the Voice) to name a few. She has also sang backgrounds for National recording artist such as: Scott Holt, blues guitarist for Buddy Guy, Joaquin Quino McWhinney lead singer of Big Mountain and Sue Ann Carewell. This is Kendra’s debut with the Twin Cities Jazz Festival! ....
Davis Wilson, at home at the Artists Quarter (2013) Author’s Note. Much of this article is drawn from my interview with Davis in 2006, with thanks to Al Iverson for providing much of the background information.
“Support them all. It’s a scary business with no fortunes to be made. Their joy in the music and your love are the main sustenance.” –Davis Wilson If you ever visited the Artists Quarter in St. Paul before it closed two years ago, you undoubtedly met Davis Wilson– the bearded, white-haired fellow sitting at the AQ entrance, taking your money for the night’s gig, chatting with the customers about anything from the music of the evening to politics. On a slow night you might have seen him reading the paper or recounting stories about the AQ (“Do you remember the night we were robbed?”). On a weekend or any night with a big crowd piled into the club to hear a big act the Pete Whitman X-Tet, the Tuesday Night Band, New York pianist Rick Germ ....