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Spare Parts at Cliff Bell’s

Spare Parts, the jazz-funk trio, played at Detroit's Cliff Bell’s on Saturday, June 1, 2024, starting at 7:30 p.m., blending vintage keyboards, electric bass, and drums for a fresh, dynamic performance.

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Spare Parts is an instrumental trio pushing beyond typical jazz-funk, mixing vintage keyboards by Kevin Kozol, electric bass from Colin Scott, and drums by Mike Bruno into a groove-heavy, dynamically improvised set. They’ve won praise and worked with big names like Victor Wooten and Snoop Dogg. Their show at Cliff Bell’s delivered a fresh take on analog-era vibes with modern energy, great for fans of funk-infused jazz in an intimate Detroit venue.

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