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Roger Jones & Higher Calling

Pianist Roger L. Jones II and his band Higher Calling played at Detroit’s Cliff Bell’s on Saturday, October 14, 2017, at 9:30 p.m. They brought a fresh, soul-infused jazz sound with energetic performances.

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Hailing from Flint, Roger L. Jones II found his musical roots in gospel and developed a passion for jazz influenced by legends like Miles Davis and John Coltrane. His studies at Oberlin Conservatory expanded his skills, leading to collaborations with renowned artists including Wynton Marsalis. With his band Higher Calling, Roger explores innovative, soulful, and modern jazz. At Cliff Bell’s, they delivered a powerful, swinging set that connected with the audience.

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