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Alexa Weber Morales
Anthony Blea y Charanga
Anthony David
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The Bay Area Blues Society Caravan of Blues Allstars
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy in a tribute to Cab Calloway
Bill Holman Orchestra
Blane Lyon
Bob Enos and Soundwave
Bob Mintzer and Pete Yellin
Bobby Matos
Breze
Chembo Corniel and Chaworo
The Chicago Blues Review
Chico Pinheiro with Marcos Silva
Chris Almada
Christian Scott
Claudia Villela
Cool Fire
CSMA Jazz Combo
Danilo y Orquesta Universal
Danny Hull and Spangalang
Dave Pell and Bonnie Bowden in a tribute to Lester Young
David Sanborn in a tribute to Ray Charles and Hank Crawford
Dayna Stephens
Diem Jones presents Equanimity
Djabe
East Coast Standards Time
Eddie Gale
Eddie Turner
Eftekasat
Eric Rangel y su Orquesta America
FEMI
Full Spectrum Jazz Orchestra
Gail Dobson Latin Jazz Sextet presents 3 Generations of Jazz
Gail Dobson's Youth in Jazz
The Gary Smith Blues Band
George Brooks' Summit featuring Zakir Hussain
Gini Wilson and the San Francisco Chamber Jazz Quartet featuring Steve Heckman
Gunn High School Big Band with special guest Steven Bernstein
Harold Fethe Trio
James Hunter
Javon Jackson with Les McCann and Dr. Lonnie Smith
The JazzFunk Allstars
Jazz Mechanics
Jeffrey Halford and the Healers
Jennifer Johns (canceled) / The 650 Connection
Jessica Johnson
Jesus Diaz y su QBA
Joe Bonamassa
The Joe Ferrari Big Band
John Densmore's Tribaljazz
John Proulx
John Santos Quintet
Jonathan Poretz
Juan Chavez y Arco Kemao
Judy Wexler Quartet
Karabali
Keyan Williams
Lady Bianca
Laila Smith and Impressions
The Latin Jazz Youth Ensemble of San Francisco
Lisa Engelken with Frank Martin
The Manhattan Transfer
Mazacote
Mimi Fox
Modesto Briseno Septet
Mo'Rockin Project
Mr. Clifford - Rainbow Montessori
Nicolas Bearde
New York Police Department Big Band
Orquesta Borinquen
Orquesta d'Soul
Orquesta la Moderna Tradicion
Outta Nowhere
Peter Anastos and Iter
Platinum Pied Pipers
The Poblano Project
Rene Solis & Tia Carroll
Roberta Donnay
Ron E. Beck
Round Midnight
Rumbache
Samba Da
Santa Clara Swing
Santa Clara University Jazz Combo
Shotgun Wedding Hip Hop Symphony
Stagg High School - Stockton
Stanford Jazz Workshop Combo
Straw Hats Jazz Band
Summer Jazz Camp Combos
Surf City Swing
Tito y Son de Cuba
Tony Lindsay
Vagabond Opera
Valley Christian High School
Vandivier
Wally Schnalle Quintet
Wayne Wallace Latin Jazz Quintet
Yosvany Terry
Yuma Sung Group and the San Jose Youth Orchestra

Judy Wexler Quartet
Smith Dobson Tribute Stage
Sunday 6pm

Judy Wexler has a distinctive voice, full of shadings. She’s a natural storyteller who knows how to dig into a song and find its essence. According to JazzTimes, she’s "one of the most focused, unpretentious, no-nonsense, bop-oriented jazz singers around,” with an “instinctive ability to bring out the best in each song, often taking it into unfamiliar territory,” says All Music Guide. Her 2005 debut, Easy on the Heart, made radio waves and introduced her to a wide jazz audience. Debuting at #2 on the national JazzWeek chart, her new release, Dreams & Shadows, confirms her ability to find great songs and effortlessly bring them to life.

“Judy was interviewed for NPR Weekend Edition by Susan Stamberg, who said, “Based on the evidence of her second CD, “Dreams & Shadows,” Judy Wexler can sing almost anything.”  Listen to Judy’s NPR interview.”

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