Kasimu Taylor

This is the kick-off to my monthly residency at Joe's! A different band and different vibe each month, The Kasimu-tet gets things going followed by Doc Dixon (blues) and Howard Street (soul).

The Kasimu-tet brings a unique blend of abstract and lush improvisation, infused with a fresh and intuitive ensemble interplay; their set encompasses standards and original music.

Joe's is one of the most unique venues in St. Louis, created by visionary artist Bill Christman, it provides the perfect atmosphere for a night out. Bring your own food and drink and fellowship with your family of music lovers!

Bring your vibe, Joe's is BYOB & BYOF!

Kasimu Taylor-trumpet Eric Slaughter-guitar Antonio Foster-piano Ben Wheeler-bass Demarius Hicks-drums

This is our last Thursday until February 29th!

Come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

This is our last Thursday until February 29th!

Come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

This is our last Thursday until February 29th!

Come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

This is our last Thursday until February 29th!

Come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

This is the kick-off to my monthly residency at Joe's! A different band and different vibe each month, The Kasimu-tet gets things going followed by Doc Dixon (blues) and Howard Street (soul).

The Kasimu-tet brings a unique blend of abstract and lush improvisation, infused with a fresh and intuitive ensemble interplay; their set encompasses standards and original music.

Joe's is one of the most unique venues in St. Louis, created by visionary artist Bill Christman, it provides the perfect atmosphere for a night out. Bring your own food and drink and fellowship with your family of music lovers!

Bring your vibe, Joe's is BYOB & BYOF!

Kasimu Taylor-trumpet Eric Slaughter-guitar Antonio Foster-piano Ben Wheeler-bass Demarius Hicks-drums

This is our last Thursday until February 29th!

Come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

This is our last Thursday until February 29th!

Come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

This is our last Thursday until February 29th!

Come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!

This is our last Thursday until February 29th!

Come fellowship at the National Blues Museum, blues jam open to all skill levels! Come work out those licks you've been practicing or that song you've been working on. The name Doc Dixon pays respect to Willie Dixon, one of the most prolific songwriters in American History, his most popular songs being blues standard repertoire!

No cover for musicians and an easy $5 cover for everyone else! See you soon!