The 38th Anniversary of the Black Political Empowerment Project with upwards of 70 Pittsburgh Jazz notables at the Heinz History Center

Anchored by Roger Humphries and the RH Factor and the Tim Stevens Project leading the musical proceedings, a reunion of Pittsburgh Jazz royalty for a good cause.

Musicians scheduled to appear:

Afro American Music Institute Youth Jazz Ensemble (AAMI)

Artistree Live
Howie Alexander, Pianist

Don Aliquo, Sr., Saxophonist

Esai Aliquo-Varela, Vocalist Donna Bailey, Vocalist

Roger Barbour, Trumpeter

Heidi Beatty, Vocalist

Betty Biggs, Vocalist
Ronnie Biggs, Bassist
Carl Black, Guitarist
Hilary Borneo, Steel Drummer

Tim Bottegal, Vibraphonist

Tony Campbell, Saxophonist

Harry Cardillo, Pianist

Center of Life (COL) Music Ensemble

Paul Consentino, Saxophonist
Etta Cox, Vocalist
Antonio Croes, Pianist

Frank Cunimondo, Pianist

Tubby Daniels, Vibraphonist

Roger Day, Tuba Player
Phat Man Dee, Vocalist

Dwayne Dolphin, Bassist

Al Dowe, Trombonist
Al Dowe, Jr., Saxophonist

Brian Edwards, Drummer

Roby Edwards, Saxophonist

Larry Keith Estes, Guitarist

Tom Evans, Vocalist
Mike Farrell, Bassist
Joe Garuccio, Guitarist, Vocalist

Tom Glovier, Pianist

Sandra Green, Vocalist with Taylor Mayde
Scott Hanley, Vocalist
Teresa Hawthorne, Vocalist
Bob Insko, Bassist
Dr. James Johnson, Jr., Pianist
Pam Johnson, Vocalist
George Jones, Conga Drum Player
John Korpiel, Drummer
Janet Lawrence, Vocalist
Jessica Lee, Vocalist
Anita Levels, Vocalist
Terry Levels, Drummer
Bagumbo Lowery, Percussionist
Chris McGraw, Bassist
Jeff Montgomery, Drummer
Carl Murphy, Drummer
“THE OLD TIMERS”
Kenny Powell, Flutist/Saxophonist
Fred Pugh, Vocalist
Barbara Ray, Vocalist
Lee Robinson, Saxophonist
Ken Roosevelt, Guitarist
Lori Russo, Vocalist
John Shannon, Guitarist
Calvin Stemley, Saxophonist
Mark Strickland, Guitarist
Sunny Sunseri, Bassist
Hon. Judge Warren Watson, Saxophonist

Windafire, Vocalist
Robert “Bongo Bob” Young, Percussionist

Quinton Zigler, Pianist