'8 - The Michigan Daily-- Wcek. 44& - Thursda, September 21, 1995
ANN ARE3OR BLUES AND JAZZ FESTIVAL

NUMEROUS
COLORFUL DANNERS
ANDP0FOTER5
*WEKEHUNG FROM THE
S5TKU CTU KE .

STAGE ANDPRt'ODUCTION CREW MEMBERS 5EGAN SETTING UP'
THE PERFORMANCE AND SOUND [300TH AKEAS EARLY FRIDAY
MORNING AND CONTINUEDPRF'EPERATION FOR THE FESTIVAL UNTIL
THE MOMENT IT DAGAN.

CYNTHIA ULCQT, AN AKTIST WOKIKING IN FIEMO AND GLASS
5LOWEK ANNETTE DARON SET Ut' THEIK PISI'LAY SHELVES
5EFORE THE FESTIVAL ON FKIPAY AFTEKNOON.

Z EEMO T HE tMAGNIFICENT, AN, ANN
AI~poi, RESIDENT GAVE OUT YO+YOS AND
TOUGHT TRICKS TO DOZENS OF CHILDREN
DURING THE 5'LUES AND JAZZ FESTIVAL
SATURPAY AFTERNOON.

1LUES HARMONICA LEGAND LITTLE SONNY DAZZLED 5ATUKPAYAS (GALLUP'
P'ARK CKOUP THROUGH HIS ENREGETIC DANCING AND PYNAMIC SOUNP.

THE GREAT PIANO LEGANDP LR JOHN KICKED OFF
THE FESTIVAL WITH AN INCREADALE
PERFORMANCE AT THE MICHIGAN THEA-rERE
EKPDAY EVENING.

OP'ENING FOP.
DR<.JOH N WAS
53LUES GUTAIRIST
JOHN MOONEY
WHO PERFORMED
FROM HIS5OUL,
AS HAUNTING
L YICS ANP
GUITAR MELODY
FILLEP THE
TH EATE RE.

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