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Duane Parham

Duane Parham, a local legend and international Smooth Jazz, Gospel, and R&B saxophonist, plays Thursday, June 25, at 6 p.m. at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe in Grosse Pointe Farms. His decades-spanning career and Motown-inspired albums make this show a soulful occasion.

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Duane Parham is a well-known figure in Detroit's music scene, delivering Smooth Jazz, Gospel, and R&B sounds. His album Motor City Sax Appeal honors Motown legends like The Four Tops and The Miracles, and his song Detroit City is Coming Back celebrates the city's diversity. His latest release, the 2023 single My Turn, brings energetic Smooth Jazz vibes. Enjoy the night with great music and drinks at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe.

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