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Rockelle Whitaker

Rockelle Whitaker, a jazz and soul singer rooted in Motown traditions, played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Sunday, February 19, 2023, at 7:30 p.m. You could expect a wide range of styles from lush ballads to blues and bebop tunes. Tickets were $20.

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Immersed in Motown music since childhood and daughter of renowned bassist Rodney Whitaker, Rockelle has deep jazz roots. She studied jazz at Michigan State University and was a lead member of a church choir, honing her vocal skills and artistic range. At Cliff Bell’s, her show covered everything from smooth ballads to energetic blues and bebop, filled with passion and powerful soul. The $20 ticket secured you a spot for this memorable performance.

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