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STRAIGHT AHEAD

Straight Ahead, Detroit’s groundbreaking, Grammy-nominated all-woman jazz group, played at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe in Grosse Pointe Farms on Thursday, November 14, at 6 p.m. Their set covered everything from mainstream jazz to Latin jazz and jazzy hip-hop.

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Organizer image · Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe ↗
Straight Ahead made history as the first all-woman group signed to Atlantic Jazz and are in the Detroit Music Awards Hall of Fame. The group features Alina Morr on piano, Marion Hayden on bass, Gayelynn McKinney on drums, Kymberli Wright on vocals, and Ingrid Racine on trumpet. Their live show was a vibrant mix of power and joy, with a sound that effortlessly moved from traditional jazz to Latin and jazzy hip-hop styles.

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