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San Juan Jazz Fest 2000
The trumpeter of The Ain't No Heaven Seven adds some tin to his tune.
Longtime Jazz Fest supporter Georgia Davis of Friday Harbor bobbed to the tunes Sunday, Oct. 15.
The Ain't No Heaven Seven's George Oelrich and Ward Kennedy blast away in the San Juan County Fairgrounds.
Karl May picks the banjo.
Die-hard jazz fans listened to the closing jam in the Fairgrounds Sunday, Oct. 15.
Anthony Schmidt catches some Z's on his grandmother, Betty Angvall.
posted 10/16/00
San Juan Jazz Fest 2000 was scaled back from previous summertime festivals, but that didn't stop jazz lovers from tapping their toes and swinging their hips last weekend, Oct. 13-15, in Friday Harbor.
Matt Pranger photos
Ten-month-old Anthony Schmidt grooves on his father Mike's lap.
Fred Bellman and Ellen Learner twirl in the Main Building at the Fairgrounds.
A clever musician used a bass-ic work boot.
Sasha Hagen of Orcas Island and his mother Barbara jazzed up their Sunday. They rode the ferry from Orcas Island to Friday Harbor to hear some tunes and dance some numbers.
Elizabeth Elsbree and her father John take a break.
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