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Louis Jones III and Session

Louis Jones III, a standout drummer from Detroit, played at Cliff Bell’s on Wednesday, March 12, at 7:30 p.m. The show featured two separate seatings, highlighting his versatility and skill.

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Beginning with just two wooden spoons, Louis M. Jones III found his passion for drumming early in Detroit’s vibrant music scene. By age 11, he knew music was his path, learning from local legends like Wendell Harrison and Marion Hayden. Encouraged by his father to explore all genres, Louis developed a versatile style. His collaborations include Wayne Shorter and Karriem Riggins. At Cliff Bell’s, he showcased why he’s one of Detroit’s most respected drummers.

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