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Rte. 441 Boca Library Enjoys Jazz Concert

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The Swing & Jazz Preservation Society, Inc., led by President Rene Zerah brought saxophonist Sid Parker, his quintet and vocalist Roberta du Moro to the newly opened Palm Beach County Public Library at Rte. 441 in Boca Raton to present a free concert Wednesday, Feb. 25 between 2 and 3 PM. An appreciative audience enjoyed Ms. Du Muro's singing, especially her rendition of "Makin' Whoopee."

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Bass fiddler Al Ferrari strummed and sang "Time after Time," in his unique style. Leader/Saxophone player Sid Parker played many favorites including "Back Home in Indiana," "Bernie's Tune." Joe Belanger was featured on drums and Sonny Maruso handled the keyboard. Johnny Amoroso, the happy trumpeter concluded the joyful occasion, singing "Lulu's Back in Town."

Two more free concerts are planned for the end of March: At the Rte. 441 Library in Boca Raton, Wednesday, March 25 at 2 PM; followed by the final concert at the Hagen Ranch Road Library in West Delray on Saturday March 28th at 2 PM. Free admission tickets will be given out at each library about ten days in advance of each concert date. Check for exact date at each library Information Counter.

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