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Comment by Jo-Jo Oi aka DojO- on January 12, 2018 at 11:49am

L.A. previews January 12-18:  Dwight Trible  celebrates Dr. King

Sun. Jan. 14 – Get way up in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as singer Dwight Trible, windman Pablo Calogero, bassist John B. Williams, percussionist Derf Reklaw, percussionist Christopher Garcia and drummer Breeze Smith pay tribute. One hell of a band for sure. At the Blue Whale on the third level of Weller Court Plaza, south of East First Street between South Los Angeles Street and South San Pedro Street, Little Tokyo 90012; 9pm-midnight; $20; 21+; parking $9 underneath off Second Street at the sign of the P in a circle; (213) 620-0908; http://www.bluewhalemusic.com./

Comment by Jo-Jo Oi aka DojO- on January 12, 2018 at 9:01am

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Sunday 1/14

9:00PM – Dwight Trible – Blue Whale - Downtown

Comment by Jo-Jo Oi aka DojO- on January 11, 2018 at 9:42pm

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Sunday 1/14 – Vocalist Dwight Trible is at Blue Whale in Little Tokyo

Comment by Jo-Jo Oi aka DojO- on January 11, 2018 at 9:16am

Transcendence isn’t something you generally think of encountering when you go see a band these days — but you may at least rub elbows with a faint sense of the deific when you see The Dwight Trible Cosmic Band this evening. One of Los Angeles’ finest (J)azz singers, Trible is eloquent without being grandiloquent in his voicing, giving as much gravity to his songs without holding himself down because, after all, this is a cosmic band, and when it’s time to fly, you’ve got to move and get rid of what holds you back. The Band may or may not consist of Miguel Atwood-Ferguson on viola, Mark de Clive-Lowe on piano, Dexter Story on drums and Trevor Ware on acoustic bass — but whatever combination manifests itself tonight, it’ll be out of sight like OH YOU TEE out of sight. - David Cotner, LAWeekly