THE BOB FOX SEXTET
Featuring BOBBY SHEW
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12th

The BOB FOX SEXTET
featuring BOBBY SHEW

Bob Fox is one of the most respected jazz musicians among his peers. When he decided to move beyond his four year tenure with the legendary Stanley Turrentine, he chose to settle in Santa Fe, putting his promising jazz career on hold to raise his family in our beautiful city. Two college graduates, a home and many years later, Bob is once again focusing his huge talent on composing, and performing. He has a vast knowledge of many sub genres of jazz including latin music, R & B, Country and Pop, offering a diverse musical menu to his listeners. His writing always ignites the musical pallet of even the most dedicated jazz afficionados. For this concert of original music, Bob has chosen the sextet format, featuring Northern New Mexico’s finest, Bobby Shew - Trumpet; Alex Murzyn - Saxophone; Chris Buckholz - Trombone; Terry Burns - Bass and yours truly on the drums. 
Come on out, sit back and enjoy the musical journey that Bob Fox has in store for you. We guarantee that this concert will be among one of the best that SFMC has ever presented. 

Friday, November 12th
5pm (Doors at 4:30pm)
SITE Santa Fe
 $25 (SFMC and SITE Members)
$30 (Non-Members)

TICKETS AVAILABLE ON-LINE UNTIL NOON, NOVEMBER 12th
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR

Our Sincere Thanks to SITE Santa Fe for Hosting this Event
​In partnership with The Outpost, this concert will be performed in Albuquerque on Thursday,
​November 18th. For information about that concert, go to The Outpost, or (505) 268-0044

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Thank You To Our Wonderful
Grantor and Sponsors

KAMAN
FOUNDATION

MEREDITH SPEERS and SEAMUS MALIN 

DAVE EDWARDS
DICK and LAURIE MEYER
ELAINE and MICHAEL BROWN       
BRUCE JOHNSON and DIANE RAMSEY​
GARY KILPATRIC 

Sustaining Members:
ANNA and MARK DAVIS
JERI and DON BALICK
​ WALLY AUSSERER
MARY ACKERMAN and JIM REENTS