Beyond Blues Poll

What is your favorite blues piano artist?

Duke Ellington	4
Jay McShann	3
Count Basie	2
Dr. John	1
Memphis Slim	1
Champion Jack Dupree	0
Sammy Price	0
Roosevelt Sykes	0
Pinetop Perkins	0
Lloyd Glenn	0
Gene Harris	0
Sunnyland Slim	0

Total votes: 11

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"[Kofi Annan] loves to dance, and he does so with the sort of undemonstrative panache that draws one's attention as if by seeking to deflect it - through finesse and understatement, expressing warmth while manifesting cool." --Philip Gourevitch

Friday Night Blues

Upcoming Schedule for Friday Night Blues
Note: Pricing for live band on June 26 is $15 ($10 students), add $5 for both classes

When	Host	Fundamentals (8-9)	All Levels (9-10)	Music by
June 26	Kal/Ben	Robert Strong	Carsie/Jon (Philly)	Dave Workman Band, Linda
July 3	Mihai	Mihai	Dan/Gabby (Seattle)	Dan, Michael, Roy, Mihai
July 10	Kal, Mihai	TBA	TBA	Cid, Ben

Upcoming Schedule for other events

June 25-29 - Beantown Teachers' Retreat in Boston - a unique opportunity

Aug 8-15 - Camp Blues - 7.5-day blues camp, one instructor per 3-4 students

Sep 5-6 - Barry Douglas Blues Workshop in San Francisco

Dec 5-6 - Andrew Sutton Just Dance Workshop in San Francisco

Next Classes

Mihai, May 29...
Blues 403: What I Learned About Blues From Tango (Fundamentals, 8-9).
Blues 602: Contrast/Textures (All Levels, 9-10).
See Mihai's curriculum page for class descriptions.

What You Need To Know
Schedule: fundamentals class (8-9), all levels class (9-10), dance (10-2)
Location: Studio Gracia, 19 Heron Street in San Francisco
Parking: easily available on the street, don't leave valuables in plain sight
Cost with one or both lessons: $15/$10 students
Cost without lesson: $9/$7 for DJ dance, more for live bands
No partner needed, all ages welcome
No experience needed, beginner lessons always offered
Wear comfortable shoes (if you wear heels, bring another pair)

Feedback?
If you have feedback please email feedback@beyondblues.com, or fill out a feedback form this Friday and drop it in the little black basket on the front desk.