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SFJAZZ Spring Concerts

By Ronald Davis
August 28, 2025
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A collection of photos from various artists at SFJAZZ in San Francisco during their 2025 Spring Season featuring

Ravi Coltrane

saxophone, tenor
b.1965

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Faye Carol

vocals

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Tom Scott

saxophone, tenor
b.1948

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SambaDa

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Mark Hummel

harmonica

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Kenny Barron

piano
b.1943

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Howard Wiley

drums

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Grupo Falso Baiano

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Herlin Riley

drums
b.1957

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Marvin "Smitty" Smith

drums
b.1961

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