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Glenn Tucker’s Sacred & Profane

Glenn Tucker, a standout among Detroit’s young pianists, played with his project Sacred & Profane on Thursday, December 29, 2016 at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit. The group’s sound mixed Hammond organ, saxophone, Rhodes keyboard, synths, and drums, balancing deep roots and fresh energy.

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Glenn Tucker, known for his blend of enthusiastic versatility and respect for Detroit’s musical heritage, led a group featuring Jake Shadik on sax and electronics, Ian Finkelstein on Rhodes and synths, and Kayvon Gordon on drums. Their performance at Cliff Bell’s offered a mix of classic and cutting-edge jazz sounds. Tickets were $10 at the door.

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