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SHOWS

This concert  was a memorable performance I did over at the Masonic Temple in Los Angeles. This was a performance, we performed at the Masonic Temple in Los Angeles. Tony on Lead guitar, vocals, Danny on Alto Sax and Timbales, Carl on Trumpet, Joe on bass, Yolanda on Vocals, Michael on drums and a special guest on congas.

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This was a show I did in front of Bruin Walk at my

alma mater, UCLA. This concert features two of my favorite musicians I wanted to meet when I returned

to my roots in East Los Angeles. Steve Medrano on guitar and vocals and bassist Juan Perez. Sam on Drums, Fernando on Congas, Pete Perez on Vocals and Bongo, Paris Escovedo on Timbales!

This was a performance we did at "The House of Blues," in Hollywood with the band Azteca. I'm proud of the music compositions, we performed  that evening. Sixty five percent of the music was written and arranged by me. This composition was entitled, "Fuiste Tu! (Was it You)

These two videos were one of my favorite Redbone shows. This was a show we did at the "Billboard, in West Hollywood," originally known as "Gazzarri's, on the Strip! I had the privilege of working with the late great Tony Bellamy, Lead Vocals  and Guitar and Pete DePoe on Drums! The evening was very unusual! We wound up with the Redbone Trio, that evening! Turned out pretty spectacular! "Uptight," and Rebecca were great numbers! 

Rebecca was one of the great songs Tony wrote. we performed that evening! Tony doubled on bass and guitar, while I doubled on keyboards and Keyboard Bass. 

Clearwater Casino in Lewiston, Idaho. This was the last show I performed with Tony! It was memorable experience working with one of my favorite guitarist! He was phenomenal! Tony sang, played and danced, Flamenco as a child. Here we performed, "Come and Get Your Love," featuring Tony Bellamy on Guitar and Lead vocals, Pete DePoe on Drums, Louie Villa on bass  and yours truly on Keyboards and Vocals. I especially remembered after the performance, I had the distinguished opportunity of riding a beautiful mare, named, Impressive! She was a three year old, Appaloosa! A'ho!

Masonic Temple,
Dr. Jorge Estrada

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