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Raynald Colom Leny Andrade replaces the program of the Festival de Jazz de San Javier 2011 which provides thus the possibility to see live on 2 July, Colom, a meteoric career musician who has been at the top of jazz in our country and who last year triumphed over 5,000 people in the Marciac Jazz Festival, France.
The Festival de Jazz de San Javier which starts on Saturday June 25 with Biel Ballester Trio with violinist French Costel Nitescu, and the brilliant guitarist Albert Lee & Hogan's Heroes, dedicated the award to its fourteenth edition of Eric Burdon "in recognition of all the race has been a leading voice in the history of Rock. "
The Festival runs until July 30 includes 12 nights with a total of 23 concerts and notable presence like Chicago, whose concert in San Javier on 12 July will be the first to offer the legendary band in Spain along throughout his career.
A historic concert in Chicago which will refresh the audience essential themes of the 70 tracks in Spain as "If you leave me now" or "Hard to say I'm sorry," among many others.
The legendary pianist Ramsey Lewis will be another significant presence of an edition that will have Wynton Marsalis leading the Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra.
Other jazz greats as pianist Monty Alexander Jamaican, or Niels Lan Doky Danish pianist will participate in an edition dedicated to the memory of Solomon Burke and Gary Moore, so no shortage of great guitarists like Lee Ritenour, John Scofield, Elvin Bishop and the aforementioned Albert Lee.
Mexican singer Lila Downs at Jazz San Javier will present his new work "Sins and Miracles" in place of the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra.
The program includes other female vocalists like Rene Marie, and Carla Cook.
Among the extensive European presence in this issue highlights the Spanish jazz, and Biel Ballester add other names as the pianist Sergio Monroy Cadiz, pianist Albert Bover Catalan or Catalonian pianist quartet also will Jaume Vilaseca that Indian sitar player Ravi invited Chary .
Pink Turtle French group, with 7 musicians and great voices that offer a refreshing and entertaining vision of jazz, is one of the surprises of an issue in which as usual will have a resounding presence of blues and rock.
In addition to the aforementioned Chicago, Eric Burdon and Albert Lee & Hoogen's Heroes, visit Jazz San Javier 2011, Elvin Bishop, Lucky Peterson, the veteran British singer Chris Farlowe with the Norman Beaker Band, and the renowned bluesman de San Francisco, Joe Louis Walker.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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