The Good Thing

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Kim Jade Fry    The Good Thing Kim Jade Fry’s father was a bebop jazz bass player in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and her mother was a singer, originally from Minnesota. Kim was born in Miami. After four years in warm weather, her mother forced the family to move to a cooler climate – they relocated to […]

“Celebrating their first anniversary of music”

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Jesse Wagner & Jillian Todd    AKA: Jess & Jill – “Celebrating their first anniversary of music”   The hottest duo in Key West, Jess & Jill, is a Gen Z – Gen X mashup of talent that really works. These two artists bonded in a unique way through a fairly obscure Bob Dylan song. […]

All Night Long

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Robert Albury    All Night Long Robert Albury, a homegrown Key West talent, grew up on the corner of Amelia and Whitehead Streets in Bahama Village. He enjoyed his older brother George’s singing. George toured with B.B. King for a short time before returning to Key West. In fact, Robert had nine brothers and they all […]

still delivering it

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Randy Stindt   “still delivering it”   Born and raised in Fresno, California, Randy had a younger brother, Paul and sister, Ashley but he was the only one in the family with an interest in music. An aunt gave him an acoustic guitar and he began teaching himself songs.  Along with other friends, they started a […]

Oren Polak – loves the new friends he makes every day

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Oren Polak – loves the new friends he makes every day Born in upstate New York and raised in the Washington, D.C. area, Oren Polak started singing at a very young age. He learned piano early on and later, began playing guitar in high school. Oren went to George Mason University, in Fairfax, Virginia, graduating […]

Hunker Down “…that’s what that TV man said”

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Hunker Down “…that’s what that TV man said” Anyone living in the Florida Keys during Hurricane season has probably heard the famous hurricane song by Bill Blue, officially titled “Hunker Down”. It’s an anthem that describes living through a hurricane only the way Bill Blue could describe it – in a song. Bill related his […]

a quiet important part of Key West music

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Fritz Sigler  – a quiet important part of Key West music Fritz Sigler grew up in rural Clinton, New Jersey. His interest in music began with The Rolling Stones and their song, “Satisfaction”. He took piano lessons as a child but his love was the guitar. Fritz had a younger brother who played keyboard and, […]

amazing, sad and bittersweet

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Steve Mello     amazing, sad and bittersweet Born March 10, 1954, Steve Mello was originally from Bermuda where his father owned several grocery stores. He had two sisters and a wonderful mother with strong family roots. The family moved to Melbourne, Florida where he finished school, graduating from Melbourne High School. Growing up, he listened to his […]

rhythm of a song is like dancing

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Denis Hyland –  the rhythm of a song is like dancing Denis Hyland was born in New York and raised in New Jersey. His father was a writer for Billboard magazine. As a young child performer, with incredible New York City influences, he was featured in the musical “Mame” until his voice changed. He was […]

Missing Piece of the Puzzle

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Coffee Butler Amphitheater  – the missing piece of the puzzle The story behind the Coffee Butler Amphitheater starts about twelve years ago with a Mason jar of blackberry moonshine and two guys floating in a pool at a campground on Sugarloaf Key. Real Estate mogul Joe Cleghorn and good friend and musician Howard Livingston were […]

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