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DATE NIGHT AT LITTLE E'S JAZZ CLUB AND RESTAURANT PRESENTS THE MATT BOOTH TRIO!!!

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DATE NIGHT AT LITTLE E'S JAZZ CLUB AND RESTAURANT PRESENTS THE MATT BOOTH TRIO!!!

Time: October 23, 2010 at 7:30pm to October 24, 2010 at 12:30am
Location: LITTLE E'S JAZZ CLUB
Street: 949 LIBERTY AVENUE UPPERLEVEL
City/Town: DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH
Website or Map: http://www.littleesjazz.com
Phone: 412-392-2217
Event Type: dinner, and, jazz, show
Organized By: Little E's Jazz Club
Latest Activity: Oct 23, 2010

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SATURDAY NIGHT HAS ALWAYS BEEN DATE NIGHT. SO WHY NOT TRY SOMETHING NEW, DIFFERENT AND EXCITING. COME AND ENJOY A EVENING OF GREAT FOOD AND FANTASTIC MUSIC AT LITTLE E'S JAZZ CLUB AND RESTAURANT. SATURDAY MARKS THE CONTINUATION OF OUR MONTH LONG SERIES OF JAZZ APPRECIATION, FEATURING LIVING LEGENDS AND NEXT GENERATION OF JAZZ GREATS. PLEASE COME JOIN US FOR THE CONCLUSION OF A FANTASTIC WEEKEND OF GREAT JAZZ MUSIC. OCTOBER 23RD, 2010. COME AND ENJOY AT LITTLE E'S JAZZ CLUB:

THE MATT BOOTH TRIO!!!

THIS YOUNG BASS PHENOM WILL GRACE OUR STAGE WITH THE YOUNG TALENTS OF CHRIS PARKER ON DRUM AND BEN OPIE ON SAXOPHONE. DO NOT MISS OUT ON THESE GREAT YOUNG TALENTS!!!

CALL FOR RESERVATIONS. SEATING FOR DINNER BEGINS AT 7:30PM, SHOWTIME AT 8:30-12:30AM. FOR ALL OUR SHOWS GO TO www.littleesjazz.com

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Comment by Anne Annie Friedland on September 24, 2010 at 4:14pm
I WANTED TO TALK TO YOU. ON THE WAY HOME, I WENT BY RENZIE PARK....THAT;S WHERE THE ACTION WAS!!!! I WAS HOPIONG I COULD PLAY ONE OF MY NEW TUNES. BUT, I JUST REALIZED IT'S ON HERE..IT'S "TELL IT LIKE IT IS" AND GET THIS: I AM PLAYING EVERYTHING (KEYS, KEY BASS, VOCALS, B'GROUND VOCALS, ORGAN) PLUS ARRANGED IT. THERE ARE 2 MORE BUT i NEED TO CONVERT AND ;PUT THEM ON!!!LET ME KNOW WHERE YOUR NEX=T ONE IS OR CALL ME!
Comment by Muddy Kreek Blues Band on September 17, 2010 at 1:21am
I WOULD ATTEND BUT I GOT A GIG THAT NIGHT TOO! SEE A SOON FREDDY PEACE JD
Comment by Muddy Kreek Blues Band on September 17, 2010 at 1:19am
GO FREDDY THATS MY HOME BOY FROM THE STEAD!! CLASS A 71'
I'LL PLAY THE BLUE'S FOR YOU TOO!
Comment by Kevin Hurst, Sr. on July 14, 2010 at 4:35am
Jean Tate! OMG for a whole night! Might come in before, would be great to see her.- kevin

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