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SUMMARY:MICHAEL ZAPORSKI
DESCRIPTION:Prepare to be enchanted by the captivating live jazz melodies of acclaimed pianist Michael Zaporski\, a true maestro on the piano\, performing every Wednesday night at Dirty Dog Jazz Café. Enjoy an unforgettable night of world-class jazz music\, fine dining\, and a vibrant Detroit nightlife experience – there’s no cover charge!
URL:https://dirtydogjazz.com/event/michael-zaporski-9/2025-11-05/
LOCATION:Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe\, 97 Kercheval St\, Grosse Pointe Farms\, MI\, 48236\, United States
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SUMMARY:DR. PROFESSOR LEONARD KING
DESCRIPTION:In late 1962\, at age 14\, he decided it was time to be a band leader and\, with his two brothers and a few neighborhood youngsters\, started The Jazz Sextet which later became known as Leonard King and the Soul Messengers (1963-73). The group became very popular providing accompaniment for a variety of single artists and groups who did not have their own bands. Additionally the group provided music for fashion shows\, industrial presentations\, and many social events. These experiences served as a basis for other ensembles: Strata Nova (1976-88)\, Visger Road Drum Band (1991-2006) Proportioned Orchestra (1989-present)\, Oopapada (1995-present)\, Dr. Prof. Leonard King “Drum Fun & Vocals\, Too” (1990-present)\, and the Dr. Prof. Leonard King Orchestra (2010-present).                                                                                                    \n  \nAn interest in music-related areas outside of performing keyed his interest in having his own radio program for six years (1975-81) on WDET-FM. He also worked as a music therapist is association with the Levine Institute on Aging and the Children’s Center of Metropolitan Detroit (1993-99). Other areas of music edutainment include working with Young Audiences of Michigan (1992-2004)\, and Omni Arts In Education (1993-2007). Although he has performed with Eddie Kendricks\, Al Green\, Herb Ellis\, Dr. Donald Byrd\, and many others\, his other associations of longevity include a memorable 35-year association with famed organist Lyman Woodard. He toured the world extensively with saxophonist James Carter for 16 years (Leonard helped to mentor Carter when he was in his teens). Additionally he is the president of the Lyman Woodard Organization for the Arts which is based in Detroit and produces concerts yearly.              \n 
URL:https://dirtydogjazz.com/event/dr-professor-leonard-king-5/2025-11-06/
LOCATION:Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe\, 97 Kercheval St\, Grosse Pointe Farms\, MI\, 48236\, United States
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SUMMARY:DR. PROFESSOR LEONARD KING
DESCRIPTION:In late 1962\, at age 14\, he decided it was time to be a band leader and\, with his two brothers and a few neighborhood youngsters\, started The Jazz Sextet which later became known as Leonard King and the Soul Messengers (1963-73). The group became very popular providing accompaniment for a variety of single artists and groups who did not have their own bands. Additionally the group provided music for fashion shows\, industrial presentations\, and many social events. These experiences served as a basis for other ensembles: Strata Nova (1976-88)\, Visger Road Drum Band (1991-2006) Proportioned Orchestra (1989-present)\, Oopapada (1995-present)\, Dr. Prof. Leonard King “Drum Fun & Vocals\, Too” (1990-present)\, and the Dr. Prof. Leonard King Orchestra (2010-present).                                                                                                    \n  \nAn interest in music-related areas outside of performing keyed his interest in having his own radio program for six years (1975-81) on WDET-FM. He also worked as a music therapist is association with the Levine Institute on Aging and the Children’s Center of Metropolitan Detroit (1993-99). Other areas of music edutainment include working with Young Audiences of Michigan (1992-2004)\, and Omni Arts In Education (1993-2007). Although he has performed with Eddie Kendricks\, Al Green\, Herb Ellis\, Dr. Donald Byrd\, and many others\, his other associations of longevity include a memorable 35-year association with famed organist Lyman Woodard. He toured the world extensively with saxophonist James Carter for 16 years (Leonard helped to mentor Carter when he was in his teens). Additionally he is the president of the Lyman Woodard Organization for the Arts which is based in Detroit and produces concerts yearly.              \n 
URL:https://dirtydogjazz.com/event/dr-professor-leonard-king-6/2025-11-07/
LOCATION:Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe\, 97 Kercheval St\, Grosse Pointe Farms\, MI\, 48236\, United States
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SUMMARY:DR. PROFESSOR LEONARD KING
DESCRIPTION:In late 1962\, at age 14\, he decided it was time to be a band leader and\, with his two brothers and a few neighborhood youngsters\, started The Jazz Sextet which later became known as Leonard King and the Soul Messengers (1963-73). The group became very popular providing accompaniment for a variety of single artists and groups who did not have their own bands. Additionally the group provided music for fashion shows\, industrial presentations\, and many social events. These experiences served as a basis for other ensembles: Strata Nova (1976-88)\, Visger Road Drum Band (1991-2006) Proportioned Orchestra (1989-present)\, Oopapada (1995-present)\, Dr. Prof. Leonard King “Drum Fun & Vocals\, Too” (1990-present)\, and the Dr. Prof. Leonard King Orchestra (2010-present).                                                                                                    \n  \nAn interest in music-related areas outside of performing keyed his interest in having his own radio program for six years (1975-81) on WDET-FM. He also worked as a music therapist is association with the Levine Institute on Aging and the Children’s Center of Metropolitan Detroit (1993-99). Other areas of music edutainment include working with Young Audiences of Michigan (1992-2004)\, and Omni Arts In Education (1993-2007). Although he has performed with Eddie Kendricks\, Al Green\, Herb Ellis\, Dr. Donald Byrd\, and many others\, his other associations of longevity include a memorable 35-year association with famed organist Lyman Woodard. He toured the world extensively with saxophonist James Carter for 16 years (Leonard helped to mentor Carter when he was in his teens). Additionally he is the president of the Lyman Woodard Organization for the Arts which is based in Detroit and produces concerts yearly.              \n 
URL:https://dirtydogjazz.com/event/dr-professor-leonard-king-6/2025-11-08/
LOCATION:Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe\, 97 Kercheval St\, Grosse Pointe Farms\, MI\, 48236\, United States
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