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Louis Jones III and Session

Louis Jones III, a standout Detroit drummer, played at Cliff Bell’s on Wednesday, March 19, with two separate seating times at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. He showcased his versatile style across genres during the performances.

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Louis M. Jones III rose from starting with wooden spoons to becoming one of Detroit’s most prominent drummers, inspired by mentors like Wendell Harrison and Marion Hayden. He’s collaborated with major artists including Wayne Shorter and Karriem Riggins. On this night at Cliff Bell’s, Louis delivered a rich performance drawing on Detroit’s vibrant music scene, demonstrating his skill and passion across multiple styles.

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