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Soul Power Band opens music week at Glendale club

The Soul Power Band will open this week’s calendar of live music in Glendale.

The combo will perform at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 21 at Westside Blues & Jazz, 17045 N. 59th Ave., Suite 104 , Glendale.

The band consists of Kenny Williams (lead/background vocals), Robert James (percussionists), Dwight Downing (guitar/lead and background vocals), Corey Jaushlin (synth/piano/organ), and Daryl Dryer (bass/background vocals).

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Soul Power Band opens music week at Glendale club

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The Soul Power Band will open this week’s calendar of live music in Glendale.

The combo will perform at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 21 at Westside Blues & Jazz, 17045 N. 59th Ave., Suite 104 , Glendale.

The band consists of Kenny Williams (lead/background vocals), Robert James (percussionists), Dwight Downing (guitar/lead and background vocals), Corey Jaushlin (synth/piano/organ), and Daryl Dryer (bass/background vocals).

Soul Power Band, Westside Blues & Jazz, Glendale, Arizona

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