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DeSean Jones

Detroit-based saxophonist and Grammy-nominated arranger De’Sean Jones played at Cliff Bell’s on Wednesday, March 17, at 7:30 p.m. He brought his unique blend of jazz rooted in rich black cultural history to Detroit's stage.

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De’Sean Jones is a Detroit-born saxophonist who’s spent 20 years touring and recording with legends like Stevie Wonder and Faith Evans, as well as Detroit icons including Marcus Belgrave and Mad Mike Banks. His work as a bandleader and producer pushes musical boundaries while honoring black cultural traditions. The show at Cliff Bell’s delivered an emotionally charged and thoughtful performance reflecting his diverse influences and deep roots in Detroit’s music scene.

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Last successful source check: Nov 13, 2026, 7:45 AM

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