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Aja Vu plays The Music Of Steely Dan
plus The Mark Gelfand Trio
The San Francisco-based Aja Vu band won KFOX’s Last Band Standing competition on the Bay Area's #1 rated Greg Kihn Show two years running...

 

Online Box Office is now closed. Tickets are still available at the door!

 

Sat. November 8, 2008 - 8pm

 $12 adv. / $14 door

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The San Francisco-based Aja Vu band won KFOX’s Last Band Standing competition on the Bay Area's #1 rated Greg Kihn Show two years running. Aja vu performs the music of Steely Dan, from "Hey Nineteen" and "Reelin' In The Years" to "Rikki Don't Lose That Number". You can buy a thrill when you hear the tight chunky horns, vocals and solos note for note and phrase for phrase backed up by an unparalleled rhythm section! The Aja Vu show recreates the combination of rock, jazzy blues and unique storytelling that has made the Steely Dan sound endure throughout pop culture for 30+ years! Aja Vu has also perfomed with The Doobie Brothers, Dave Mason, Robben Ford, at Shoreline, and Fresno's Tower Theatre. Come join them tonight and keep the music of Steely Dan alive for die-hard fans and newcomers alike! www.ajavu.com
Videos at: www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ajavu
Tunes at Myspace: www.myspace.com/ajavumusicofsteelydan

This smokin’ Hammond B3 organ trio has been playing together for the past ten years but also has a storied background in other various musical forms. Keyboardist Mark Gelfand and guitarist David Rampley combined their musical creativity throughout the 80’s in the popular jazz fusion band ‘Prime Suspect’. After a successful eight year run playing clubs, each went on to play with other popular local artists for the next twelve years. It was only later in Mr. Gelfand’s musical career that he crossed paths with versatile, jazz/funk drummer Mark Vrudny. Sharing similar interests in the resurgence of the Hammond B3 sound of the 50’s and 60’s fueled by the great Joey Defrancesco and Larry Goldings, they decided to focus on their own mix of original and cover compositions. The trio’s ideas successfully materialized after Mr. Rampley joined the band and they never looked back!