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The Ali Bey Quartet

The Ali Bey Quartet played Friday, April 14, 2017, at 9 p.m. at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit. The group centers on bassist Ali Bey, who has roots deep in Detroit’s jazz scene and a unique style.

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Born and raised in Detroit, Ali Bey started playing bass guitar at age eleven, influenced by jazz, blues, and gospel music from his family. He worked with notable musicians including Harold McKinney and Marcus Blegrave before forming The Ali Bey Quartet in 2009. The group features Timothy Stroud on drums, Larry Andrews on lead guitar, and Raphael Statin on saxophone, blending traditional and fusion jazz sounds that filled the stage at Cliff Bell’s in mid-April.

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