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Rehoboth Jazz Fest alive in Cape Region

Jeff Bradshaw entertains the crowd on Sunday afternoon at the Rudder. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Dan Cook
October 17, 2020

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The 2020 version of the Rehoboth Beach Jazz Fest took the stage at the Rusty Rudder Oct. 16, with performances by Gerald Veasley and Carol Riddick. The fest continued Oct. 18, with shows at the Rudder and many other venues.

Gerald Veasley slams out the jazz version of Sly and the Family Stone’s “Thank You.”
Carol Riddick delivers smooth, sultry vocals.
Bassist Gerald Veasley performs one of his hits on the Rusty Rudder stage.
Carol Riddick and Gerald Veasley perform on the Rusty Rudder stage Oct. 16.
Carol Riddick and Gerald Veasley perform to a socially distanced audience at the Rusty Rudder.
Gerald Veasley and his band perform a hard-hitting jazz tune.
Gerald Veasley shows off his unique style.
Carol Riddick entertains the Rudder audience with her unique vocals.
Gerald Veasley’s percussionist Tim Hutson performs a drum solo.
Gerald Veasley opens his set wearing a mask.
Gerald Veasley gets into the spirit of jazz fest.
Gerald Veasley’s sax player wails out a solo.
J J Sansaverino rocks the Rudder deck Saturday, Oct.17.
Club Phred’s Mark Sisk sings a hard-pounding oldie Saturday on the Rudder deck.
Club Phred’s keyboardist Kathy Layfield sings “Love Shack.”
J J Sansaverino looks to his drummer to lay down the beat.
Club Phred’s Brian Scott gets into a solo.
Club Phred drummer Jim Palmer smiles for the camera while holding down the beat.
Art Sherrod Jr. plays a top hit off his new album.
Maysa, 2020 Artist of the Year, performs “Love is a Battlefield.”
Marcus Anderson wows the crowd with his sax play on Saturday afternoon at the Rudder stage.
Marcus Anderson plays a hit from his CD.
Marcus Anderson has a musical battle with his guitar player.
Emcee Tony Clarke shares the Covid rules for the event.
Marcus Anderson’s guitarist plays some hot licks.
J J Sansaverino plays a solo on the Rudder deck.
J J Sansaverino plays a jazzy lead.
Marcus Anderson plays a one of his top hits.
Marcus Anderson says this is for you to one of his fans.
Club Phred plays oldies on the deck.
Carol Riddick entertains the Rudder with a sultry tune.
Jeff Bradshaw awaits the audience participation.
Maysa sings a tune from her former British band Incognito.
Art Sherrod Jr has a lighthearted moment with the audience.
Jeff Bradshaw performs a hit from his album Bone Deep.
Art Sherrod Jr’s guitarist plays a funky solo.
Maysa performs on the Rudder stage Sunday afternoon.
Maysa performs with Art Sherrod Jr’s band.
Art Sherrod Jr plays a song from his album Smooth Groove.
Jeff Bradshaw plays a song from his album Bone Appétit,

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Dan has worked for the Cape Gazette for more than 30 years as a photographer and reporter, covering high school sports and happenings around eastern Sussex County. He won a photography award from the National Newspaper Association, and numerous awards from the Maryland, Delaware, D.C. Press Association. A Delaware native, Dan graduated from Cape in 1972 and returned as a teacher and coach in the 1980s. He retired from the classroom in 2016. He was inducted into Cape High’s Legends Stadium in 2016. In his spare time, Dan enjoys spending time with his wife, two sons, grandchildren and dogs. 

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