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Tribute concert for Gap Band founder held Saturday - Vimarsana News

Tribute concert for Gap Band founder held Saturday

Gap band, Ronnie Wilson, tribute concert, Doc Shaw, pocket full of hope, Big 10 ballroom, R&B, Greenwood, Archer, Pine, Tulsa, Tulsa Race Massacre, Inc.'s UpBeat 360, 80's Superstars Yarbrough and Peoples

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Jessie Ware at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC - Vimarsana News

Jessie Ware at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC

Being a child in a space generally meant for, and currently filled with, adults can be both an exciting and unnerving experience. My father was a music photographer who especially loved jazz (while also capturing many rock legends with his lens) and I would often be the only kid at Ronnie Scott’s, the famous London jazz club, or the lone under-ager in the photo pit at a music festival, sometimes helping my dad load his film in an era before digital cameras.

I Took My 10-Year-Old Daughter to See Her Favorite Singer Jessie Ware and Here's What Happened - Vimarsana News

I Took My 10-Year-Old Daughter to See Her Favorite Singer Jessie Ware and Here's What Happened

Being a child in a space generally meant for, and currently filled with, adults can be both an exciting and unnerving experience. My father was a music photographer who especially loved jazz (while also capturing many rock legends with his lens) and I would often be the only kid at Ronnie Scott’s, the famous London jazz club, or the lone under-ager in the photo pit at a music festival, sometimes helping my dad load his film in an era before digital cameras.