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The Justin Dillard Organ Trio

Hammond organist Justin Dillard, guitarist Vinnie Roofe, and drummer Samuel Jewell played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Saturday, June 4, 2016, starting at 9:30 p.m. Their original music blends jazz and funk influences in a style called ‘GIT down.’

The Justin Dillard Organ Trio — Organizer image
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The DOT features Hammond artist Justin Dillard, veteran guitarist Vinnie Roofe, and dynamic drummer Samuel Jewell, all from Chicago. Their music, coined ‘GIT down,’ combines original compositions influenced by legendary organ masters and funk icons, pushing the Hammond organ sound into fresh territory. Their show at Cliff Bell’s was a blend of jazz grooves and funky rhythms for a compelling night out.

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