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Dave Vessella Quartet

Trumpeter and vocalist Dave Vessella played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Tuesday, December 18, 2018, at 8 p.m. His sound draws on traditional New Orleans music and west coast jazz in the style of Chet Baker.

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Dave Vessella is a trumpet player, vocalist, and composer whose sound is inspired by traditional New Orleans music and west coast jazz, especially influenced by Chet Baker. He's played at notable festivals and with prominent bands across Detroit, Chicago, and Los Angeles, rooted deeply in jazz and blues traditions influenced by Louis Armstrong and others. On Tuesday, December 18, 2018, he performed at Cliff Bell’s, a cozy Detroit jazz club known for live music.

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