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The Dana Ali Band
appearing at
Great British Rhythm and Blues Festival
and other locations, Colne, Lancashire
Sunday 25th of August 201914:20
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The band takes elements of Soul, Jazz Blues, R&B with Latin and Funk Rhythms to create a fresh and distinctive sound.
Dana Ali (Lead Vocals)
Taking her influences from the likes of India Arie, Lauren Hill, Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder to name but a few, Dana started singing Gospel music in the churches of Atlanta GA. With experience singing in front of large audiences in churches, conferences and choirs, Dana decided to take her performing career to another level. Collaborating with Dave Hewitt and Alan Shacklock (from the British band Babe Ruth), Dana Ali started recording material in Nashville for her solo project. And since moving to the UK has joined forces with Dave and Sid Szydelko to continue recording original tracks for a album release. 'Breathe in Love' which will be featured on this album is now available as a single. Dana now performs and tours with The Dana Ali Band.
Dave Hewitt (Bass)
British musician Dave Hewitt found fame in the 1970s with blues rock band Babe Ruth before moving to the USA in the 1980s. Hewitt has worked with the likes of Eddie Offord, Jeff Glixman, Georgia Sattelites, Whitford St. Holmes (Aerosmith and Ted Nugent) and Steve Marriot to name but a few!
A showcase of fine, contemporary blues talent.
The festival draws thousands of visitors from all over the world, alongside many, many local and UK based music-lovers.
170+ ACTS
22 STAGES
3 DAYS
1 GREAT FESTIVAL
At the Muni
The Muni, The Hippodrome & The Little Theatre,
and other locations,
Colne,
Lancashire,
England,
BB8 0AQ.
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