Bethel New Life community fair
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Bethel offers programs for resident seniors and community youth. They all come together for a free fun intergenerational afternoon! Blues makes everything go better.
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Bethel offers programs for resident seniors and community youth. They all come together for a free fun intergenerational afternoon! Blues makes everything go better.
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Lawndale popup spot, Central Park Drive and Douglass Blvd, Chicago, IL 60623
Come to the free community festival for all ages
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Real West Side blues, soul and R&B at this over 21 club. No admission charge.
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St. Martin's Episcopal Church, 5700 Midway Park, Chicago, IL 60644
Soul buffet and blues jam to celebrate Larry's 69th birthday and honor all the unsung West and South Side musicians. Bring your voices, instruments and songs. FREE All Ages. Donations are welcome to FOUR Blues Inc. our nonprofit to restore blues and soul to the neighborhoods
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Garfield Park Conservatory, 300 N. Central Park Ave., Chicago, IL 60624
Hour-long, all ages concert under the greenhouse at Garfield Park. Free with reservations, follow directions in the link.
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The actor Leon and director/producer Darryl Pitts lead an evening of music and film to support the upgrading of the movie, based on Larry's life story of the Taylor family, into a full length feature. Today's professional Taylor family musicians will have an act in the show: Larry, brother Tim on drums, and sisters Brenda and Demetria, singers.
General Adm. $75, VIP $150
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Durand, Wisconsin, Veterans Memorial Park, Durand, Wisconsin
Three-day FREE festival on the Chippewa River.
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Budding West Side musical, poetry and spoken-word talent will step up for an open mic and jam backed by Jerry Hamlin's blues band. This is a fundraiser to finish the upcoming movie, The Rhythm and the Blues starring Leon as Larry's father Eddie Taylor Sr. Donations requested: $20 adults, $10 for students 12-17. Larry will be a special guest.
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Chicago Ave. at Mayfield, 5900 W. Chicago Ave., Chicago, IL 60651
Soul City Blues and R&B Fest, sponsored by ABNA, free outdoors all ages from noon to 6 p.m. It features community performers plus DJ Daddio, TC Express, Larry Taylor, Kjaz, a Tribute to soul singer Cicero Blake, and Theo Huff.
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Larry Taylor and Soul Blues Healers return to play free for all ages in North Lawndale's Unity Park.
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Larry and the Soul Blues Healers perform for a senior lunch in Garfield Park.
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Larry and his Soul Blues Healers play as part of North Lawndale's Sunday on the Blvd. summer series at the south end of Douglass Park.
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Austin neighborhood Public Library, 5615 W. Race Ave., Chicago, IL 60644
Austin is Chicago's farthest-west West Side neighborhood. Austin Public Library celebrates its 95th anniversary with games, activities, speakers AND Larry Taylor and the Soul Blues Healers! If you're visiting, get off the Green Line at the Central stop and walk north on Central to Race Ave. FREE ALL AGES
Sold-out NY Festival premiere of The Rhythm and the Blues, with Q&A by Leon and Producer/director Darryl Pitts
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Experimental private VIP showing of the movie "The Rhythm and the Blues" based on Larry's live story, written by Bonni McKeown and produced/directed by Darryl Pitts
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In the bio/feature film The Rhythm and the Blues, showing at the Pan African Art and Film Fest in L.A. on Feb. 14 and 17, guitar blues legend Eddie Taylor Sr. ( played by Leon) is challenged by a corrupt industry, family drama, and British rockers' appropriation of his music. He fights to prove his genius before the industry discards him. NYC actor/bluesman Guy Davis appears as Jimmy Reed--racked harmonica and all. Toni Belafonte plays Eddie’s songwriting wife Vera. Darryl Pitts is the producer and director. Bonni McKeown wrote the original script based on Larry Taylor's family story and Larry's music is featured in the film.
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In the bio/feature film The Rhythm and the Blues, showing at the Pan African Art and Film Fest in L.A. on Feb. 14 and 17, guitar blues legend Eddie Taylor Sr. ( played by Leon) is challenged by a corrupt industry, family drama, and British rockers' appropriation of his music. He fights to prove his genius before the industry discards him. NYC actor/bluesman Guy Davis appears as Jimmy Reed--racked harmonica and all. Toni Belafonte plays Eddie’s songwriting wife Vera. Darryl Pitts is the producer and director. Bonni McKeown wrote the original script based on Larry Taylor's family story, and Larry's music is featured int he film.
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FREE ALL AGES community show in Unity Park for peace and happiness on the West Side.
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FREE ALL AGES community show honoring veterans, community people, with light refreshments by South Austin (Chicago) Neighborhood Association. Additionally honoring the late West Side blues singer Taildragger, who died at 82.