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Sasha Kashperko Quartet at Cliff Bell’s

On Friday, September 16, 2016, at 9 p.m., Sasha Kashperko’s quartet explored Detroit swing and soul with originals and standards at Cliff Bell’s. The lineup featured Detroit heavyweights Jon Dixon on piano, Josef Deas on bass, and Alex White on drums.

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Sasha Kashperko has been part of Detroit’s music scene since 2008 and studies jazz guitar at Wayne State University. At Cliff Bell’s, he dove deep into swing and soul with three sets of originals and classic tunes. The band featured prominent local musicians Jon Dixon on piano, Josef Deas on bass, and Alex White on drums, showcasing Detroit’s rich jazz talent.

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