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The Max Bauhof Group

The Max Bauhof Group, featuring pianist/vocalist Shawn McDonald, bassist Ben Luttermoser, guitarist Paul Carey, and Max on drums, played Thursday, June 28, 2018, at 8 p.m. at Detroit's Cliff Bell’s. Their set mixed jazz and funky blues for a smooth groove.

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The members of The Max Bauhof Group bring years of touring experience across the U.S. and abroad. Shawn McDonald’s piano and vocals shaped their distinctive sound, supported by Ben Luttermoser’s deep bass and Paul Carey’s energetic guitar, with Max holding the beat on drums. This free concert at the cozy Cliff Bell’s gave listeners a fresh blend of jazz and funky blues vibes that kept the room moving all night.

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