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Jazz finds its roots in The Cellar Door
October 29, 2014
Camille Thurman belts out the blues with Fred Hughes on keyboards. BY DENY HOWETH
Vocalist Camille Thurman and pianist Fred Hughes deliver a sultry performance Oct. 15 at The Cellar in Rehoboth Beach BY DENY HOWETH
Camille Thurman, a talented saxophonist, gets backup from percussionist Frank Russo. BY DENY HOWETH
Amy Shook lends her upright bass talent to the trio. BY DENY HOWETH
Frank Russo on drums. BY DENY HOWETH
Fred Hughes is a composer, conductor, music director and pianist. BY DENY HOWETH
Fred Hughes grooves to the beat. BY DENY HOWETH
Peggy Raley-Ward welcomes everyone to the True Blue Jazz experience. BY DENY HOWETH
Sherman Ward welcomes the audience to the show. He is joined on stage by bassist Amy Shook and vocalist Thurman. BY DENY HOWETH
Delaware Beach Life publisher Terry Plowman sponsored True Blue Jazz's opening event. BY DENY HOWETH
The True Blue Jazz Series, under the direction of Sherman Ward and Peggy Raley Ward, showcased artists throughout the 25th annual Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival. The Fred Hughes Trio with vocalist Camille Thurman was featured Oct. 15 at The Cellar Door.
For more information about the True Blue Jazz Series, go to truebluejazz.org. For more information about the Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival go to rehobothjazz.com.
