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Smokin’ Red Hot Fire House Jazz fundraiser heats up Rehoboth
Eddie Sherman hitches a ride on the vintage fire truck with Rehoboth Beach fireman Leonard Tylecki at the wheel. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
October 23, 2017
The True Blue Jazz Rehoboth Bandstand free concert hosted Cape Henlopen High School jazz ensemble as well as Mike McShane Trio and special guests.
Kent Swarts, Stephanie Wingert and Sue Simpler hand out tickets for the Smokin’ Red Hot Fire House Jazz fundraiser.
Jazz organist Bill Dilks kept the crowd jumping with a grooving jazz jam. The B3 Bill Dilks Trio featuring Vince Lardear on alto sax and Jackie Browne on drums set the room ablaze.
The B3 Bill Dilks Trio, with jazz organist Bill Dilks, Vince Lardear on alto sax and Jackie Browne on drums, kept the crowd jumping with a grooving jazz jam.
The donation boots are out! John Meng serves a concert attendee.
Shown are (l-r) Mike SImpler, Warren Jones and John Meng ready to pour libations for the fundraiser.
TBJ founders Peggy Raley Ward and Sherman Ward cruise down Rehoboth Avenue with Rehoboth fireman Leonard Tylecki driving the Rehoboth Beach Fire Company vintage engine.
Beacon Middle School Band Director Rob Barbarita plays saxophone with a special guest.
True Blue Jazz festival held a concert at Rehoboth Beach Fire Station 86 to raise funds for the volunteer fire company. Hammond B3 Jazz Organist Bill Dilks kept the crowd jumping with a grooving jazz jam. The trio featuring Vince Lardear on alto sax and Jackie Browne on drums set the room ablaze with their tunes. After the TBJ free concert at the bandstand, a vintage fire truck led the way to Station 86 for the concert. Beer, light fare and auction items were donated by Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats.
