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The Alan Neese Project

Andrea Broadway|October 30, 2009

It was a wonderful night filled with nothing but Jazz, Jazz and more Jazz. Guilford College was graced with the sounds of Jazz by The Alan Neese Project. This event was open to Guilford college students and
the public. The ensemble consisted of:
Al Neese on trumpet, Scott Adair on saxaphone, Turner Battle on piano,
Charles Gambetta on bass, Jud Franklin on guitar and Peter Dennis on drums. To find out more information on The Alan Neese Project, logon to www.myspace.com/AlneeseJazzProject.

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