"CANNONBALL & NAT ADDERLEY CELEBRATION CONCERT" Featuring JOHN LOVELL & DIDIER LABOSSIERE. Tribute to South Florida's Own: THE ADDERLEY BROTHERS!

Concert Featuring World-Class Jazz Musicians JOHN LOVELL on trumpet and DIDIER LABOSSIERE on saxophone. Performing with Jim Petullo - piano * Michael Kolber- bass * Brandon Lee Lewis - drums.

Celebrating the 1950's & 60's Music of South Florida's Own "THE ADDERLEY BROTHERS". Featuring their classic hits and compositions including: Work Song, Mercy Mercy Mercy, Unit 7, Jive Samba, Dis Here, One For Daddy-O, Sack o' Woe, Scotch and Water, Jeannine, Del Sasser.

"IT'S YOUR TABLE ALL NIGHT". The Ultimate night Out!

Concert Tickets $15 at tables. $10 at the bar. Full dinner menu is available at tables and at the bar before and during the show.

6:00-9:30 Open for Dinner.

Full Dinner Menu, Drinks and Desserts are served before and during the show.

6:30 Pre-Concert Set with Jim Petullo at the Solo Grand Piano

7:30 SHOWTIME: Featured Concert 1st Set.

8:30 Intermission.

9:00 SHOWTIME: Featured Concert "Bonus 2nd Set".

There is no minimum if you are having dinner with us.

There is a $20 minimum per person if you are not having dinner (drinks, appetizers, desserts). For parties of 7 or more please call us so we can meet your needs.

Call 954-572-0821.

JOHN LOVELL picked up the trumpet at age 5 from his father who was a trumpet player and avid jazz fan. He played in school band programs from fourth grade through high school, then began playing with local jazz musicians around Indianapolis, including the former Stan Kenton drummer John Von Ohlen. He was then recruited to travel with The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, directed by Buddy Morrow and followed that with a stint with The O’Jays. In 1979 John received a full scholarship to attend the University of Miami to play with their renowned Concert Jazz Band as a featured soloist and percussionist until 1983. Miami proved to be a great environment for further development, playing with such artists as Tony Bennett, Ben E. King, Bob James, Bobby Caldwell, Willie Chorino and Paquio De Rivera, among others. 1992 saw the start of a long relationship with Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band, where he has toured and played on numerous recordings for the last 33 years. John has since performed or recorded with a unique roster of artists, including Brian Wilson, Lionel Richie, Alan Jackson, Kenny Chesney, Mac McAnally, Clint Black, George Strait, Jake Shiabukuro, Allen Toussaint, Snoop Dog, Pitbull, Zac Brown, Brandi Carlisle, Sheryl Crow, Jackson Brown, Jack Johnson, Boz Scaggs and The Eagles. He has been twice nominated for a Grammy for his work with Latin jazz percussionist Sammy Figueroa on his first two albums in 2006 and 2007. His most recent recordings include “Islands” with the 14 Jazz Orchestra and Jimmy Buffett’s last album, “Equal Strain on All Parts.” He continues tour with the Coral Reefer Band today as well as being on tour with the Doobie Brothers.

DIDIER LABOSSIERE was born in Chicago, Illinois and raised in Miami, Florida. The son of Haitian immigrants, Didier’s heritage is deeply rooted into his music, from the jazz sounds of Chicago to the Caribbean and Latin sounds of Miami, which had a major influence on his musical development. Didier fell in love with music at the age of six. He began his music education in high school under his mentors Ralph D’ Ovidio and Ed Manina at North Miami Senior High. After high school Didier continue to perfect his craft and study under many musicians such as Gary Keller, Richi Perri, Neal Bosanti, Mike Rossi and Randy Emerick. Soon after, Didier began his professional career with the cultural group Koleksyon Kazak, a Haitian roots band that blended Jazz with traditional Haitian country music. An aficionado of diverse sounds and styles, Didier has played with bands that range from Bebop, Jazz, Urban, Tribal Funk and R&B with various bands such as the Jazz Five, The John Chapman Jazz Ensemble, The Baboons, Drummer Duffy Jackson and Joey Gilmore. Didier also was the lead and front man of his own band called D-Jazz Funk. Throughout his career Didier has had the opportunity to perform with the legend David Lee Roth of Van Helen, the world renown organist Dr. Lonnie Smith, and Mike Longo of the Dizzy Gillespie Band. Didier has been with the Valerie Tyson Band for 17 years and is currently the musical director of the band.