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“The Sweetest Sounds You’ve
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The Sweet & Hot Music Festival, which celebrates its 13 year, at the Los Angeles Marriott Hotel, August 29, 30, 31, September 01, 2008, is considered “The Finest Combination Jazz Party/Festival in the U.S.” Each Labor Day weekend at the Los Angeles Marriott, the Sweet & Hot Music Festival takes over 4-days of Swing, Be Bop, Big Bands, Dixieland, and Classic American Jazz Music, often in 8 venues at once. Celebrate with us the Golden Age of American Popular
Music, music from the 20s, 30s, and 40s. |
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NO QUESTION: it's the BEST
jazz festival/jazz party in the universe! 5 dance floors..BIG BAND dancing..SWING dancing...dance to the music of the '20s, dance at the poolside venue, dance in the pool, dance to the midnight lobby jam bands HEAR jazz in all it's diversity...it's one of the only jazz festivals in the U.S. where you can take a three minute walk and go from the HOT JAZZ of the '20s to the west coast "COOL SCHOOL" of the '50s ......and even beyond. BEST OF ALL......this incredible musical party comes to you with an affordable, friendly ticket price....imagine, 12 hours of music a day(Sat. & Sun.) for under $4 an hour...or better yet, buy a four day all event badge and hear 50 hours of great live music for under $2 an hour. NOW...check out our
website for more information. we think you'll agree...it's the best
MUSICAL PARTY in the universe. |
Sweet & Hot Music Festival
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With 14 Hours of continuous jazz playing in up to eight separate locations at the same time, this is one of the finest combination Jazz Party/Festival in the U.S. & the World. LA Jazz Scene |
It is a special weekend, one that should never be missed by any serious jazz fan. Scott Yanow |
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There were so many highlights throughout this festival here are a few; Jack Sheldon Big Band roaring through their performance; Tommy Saunders paying tribute to Wild Bill Davison with humorous stories and hot solos; Howard Alden, Bucky Pizzarelli and bassist Dave Stone during a set that can only be called exquisite; clarinet and tenor summits; and much more. LA Weekly |
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