PERFORMANCES
The Benedict College Presidential Scholarship Gala, Koger Center, Columbia, SC, 2004 Featuring, Kenny Garrett: premier Jazz alto saxophonist and legendary R&B vocal recording artist Lou Rawls. Member of the accompanying orchestra (Guitarist)
Fred Wesley (1999 - present)
2004 Fred Wesley and the Jazz/Funk Unit
Fred Wesley: Trombone, Alfred “Pee Wee” Ellis: Tenor Sax.,
Ernie Field Jr.: Alto Sax./Flute/Picc., Gary Winters: Trumpet/Flugel Horn, Joël C. Johnson: Guitar, Dwayne Dolphin: Bass, Peter Madsen: Piano/Keyboard, Bruce Cox: Drums
July: 2004 Orleans International Jazz Festival - Orleans, France
2004 Vienne International Jazz Festival - Vienne, France
The New Morning Café - Paris, France
Jazz/Funk All-stars, 2004
Fred Wesley: Trombone, Alfred “Pee Wee” Ellis: Tenor Sax.,
Ernie Field Jr.: Alto Sax./Flute/Picc., Gary Winters: Trumpet/Flugel Horn, Joël C. Johnson: Guitar, Michael Mondesir: Bass, Peter Madsen: Piano/Keyboard, Bruce Cox: Drums
February: 2004 Aeronef (Festival of Culture), Place du General de Gaulle, Lille, France
April: The 2004 African- American Heritage Festival - Savannah, GA
Fred Wesley’s “Wuda Cuda Shuda“ Tour, 2003
Fred Wesley: Trombone, Alfred “Pee Wee” Ellis: Tenor Sax.,
Ernie Field Jr.: Alto Sax./Flute/Picc./Bag Pipes, H. Wade Johnson:
Trumpet/Flugel Horn, Joël C. Johnson: Guitar, Michael Mondesir: Bass,
Peter Madsen: Piano/Keyboard, Bruce Cox: Drums
The Moonwalker - Aarburg, Switzerland
The Wardrobe - Leeds, United Kingdom
Jazz Café - London, United Kingdom
Open Air Festival - Belgrade, Serbia
Jazz Festival - Brno, Czech Republic
Jazz Festival - Praha,Czech Republic
Jazz Sousles Pommiers - Coutances, France
Stadtgarten - Cologne, Germany
Le Chatodo - Blois, France
New Morning Café - Paris, France
Salle des Fetes - Sarreguemines, France
Jazz-Funk Explosion Tour, 2000
Fred Wesley: Trombone, Alfred “Pee Wee” Ellis: Tenor Sax.,
Ernie Field Jr.: Alto Sax./Flute/Picc./Bag Pipes, H. Wade Johnson:
Trumpet/Flugel Horn, Joël C. Johnson: Guitar, Michael Mondesir: Bass,
Peter Madsen: Piano/Keyboard, Bruce Cox: Drums
Jazz Cafe - London, England
Mühle Hunziken - Rubigen, Switzerland
Atlantis Club - Basel, Switzerland
Kaufleuten Club - Zurich, Switzerland
Open Air Ring Platz Festival - Biel, Switzerland
Estival Jazz - Lugano, Switzerland (Televised Nationally)
La Laiterie Club - Strasbourg, France
Parc Floral Festival - Paris, France
Couleur Café Festival - Brussels, Belgium
Jazz Festival - Kortrijk, Belgium
Jazz Rally Festival - Düsseldorf, Germany
Collos-Saal Club - Ashaffenburg, Germany
KKL Liederhalle - Stuttgart, Germany (Televised Nationally)
Hafen Club - Innsbruck, Austria
Conrad Sohm Club - Dornbirn, Austria
Paradiso Club - Amsterdam, Netherlands
Sala Luz de Gas - Barcelona, Spain
South Carolina Jazz All-stars (1999 - 2004) Three Rivers Festival - Columbia, SC
Pit Musician and Music Consultant- NSU Theater (1992 - 1998)
Musical Director - 1992 - 94 Miss Norfolk State University
United States Army, 80th Division Reserve Band: Richmond, VA
Musician: guitarist, auxiliary percussion, and background vocalist (1/1997 - 8/1999)
Provide: Ambient and concert music in the styles of Jazz, Blues, Pop, Rock, Country, Top-40, Classical and Gospel.
Busch Gardens: Williamsburg, Full Time Musician: guitarist, keyboard, and background vocals
(6/1995-9/1995 and 4/1996-9/1996) Provided: Show music in the styles of Jazz, Blues, Pop, Italian.
Platters (5/1997)
Kingdom Records, NC (1994 -1997)
Bill Pinkney and The Original Drifters (4/1997-6/1994)
Melba Moore, Norfolk, VA (6/1993, 9/1993, 8/1995)
Laurence Lacari, Mayim Records, France (5/1993)
Rogers Brown, RNB Records, Norfolk, VA (5/1993)
The Good Life (8/1992 - 1998)
The Tidewater All-Stars (11/93 -1998)
Guitar, auxiliary percussion, background vocals:
Jazz, Blues, Pop, Rock, Country, Top-40, Classical and Gospel
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