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Dave Bennett

Dave Bennett brought his jazz clarinet to the Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe in Grosse Pointe Farms for a two-night show on March 30-31. His mix of swing, rockabilly, and jazz created a unique fusion of classic and contemporary sounds.

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Dave Bennett doesn’t fit the typical jazz clarinet mold. With influences ranging from Alice Cooper to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Roy Orbison, he blends swing era tunes and rockabilly hits, often accompanying himself on piano or electric guitar. Starting his touring career at 14, he’s played Carnegie Hall and numerous orchestras across the US and Canada. His two-night gig at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe showcased this blend in a vibrant performance.

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