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Wayne Powers Jazz Night

Wayne Powers, celebrating 50 years in entertainment, performed on Saturday, March 1 at 6 p.m. at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe in Grosse Pointe Farms. The jazz vocalist, actor, and comedian blends decades of TV fame with live music.

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Wayne Powers started as a nightclub singer in New York before moving to Hollywood, where he worked with Henry Mancini and appeared on shows like Laverne & Shirley and Full House. With a career that spans television, radio, theater, and jazz stages, he's been compared to jazz legends for his full-package talent. At Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe, he wowed the crowd with a mix of jazz vocals and comedy, marking a milestone in his 50-year career.

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