Alex Dugdale Quintet at Seattle Jazz Fellowship

If there has been a more enthusiastic, fun-loving presence on the Seattle jazz scene than saxophonist Alex Dugdale over the past decade, please direct me to his/her doorfront- I need an extra jolt of positivity these days, you dig? Dugdale has been bopping and weaving (see what I did there?) between alto, tenor and baritone over the past decade, as well as laying it down as a tap artist in the process. His residency dates at the now shuttered Tula’s Jazz Club were celebrations, drawing large audiences of all ages. 

Dugdale arrives at the Fellowship with his usual cats in tow in pianist John Hansen, drummer Max Holmberg and bassist Greg Feingold...

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If there has been a more enthusiastic, fun-loving presence on the Seattle jazz scene than saxophonist Alex Dugdale over the past decade, please direct me to his/her doorfront- I need an extra jolt of positivity these days, you dig? Dugdale has been bopping and weaving (see what I did there?) between alto, tenor and baritone over the past decade, as well as laying it down as a tap artist in the process. His residency dates at the now shuttered Tula’s Jazz Club were celebrations, drawing large audiences of all ages. 

Dugdale arrives at the Fellowship with his usual cats in tow in pianist John Hansen, drummer Max Holmberg and bassist Greg Feingold. Trumpeter Michael Van Bebber completes the front line for this heat seeking quintet. https://seattlejazzfellowship.org/events

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