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Kimmie Horne at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe

Detroit's own Kimmie Horne debuted new songs on Friday, May 10, at 6 p.m. at the Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe in Grosse Pointe Farms. Her warm voice carries the legacy of her legendary family, taking listeners through jazz, blues, and funky rhythms.

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Kimmie Horne, a proud native of Detroit and niece of the iconic Lena Horne, brought fresh tunes to the stage with her four-piece band at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe. Her sultry voice and soulful style delivered a rich journey through jazz, blues, and funk. Besides performing, she's known for creating the award-winning Kimmie Horne Jazz Festival, making her a key figure in Detroit's music scene.

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