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Master Sgt. Marva Lewis, featured vocalist, sings “Ain’t

Master Sgt. Marva Lewis, featured vocalist, sings “Ain’t

Master Sgt. Marva Lewis, featured vocalist, sings “Ain’t Nobody” during The Jazz Ambassadors concert March 15, in Cerritos, Calif. The Jazz Ambassadors is the U.S. Army’s official touring big band and are curre... More

Southeast Academy High School Junior Reserve Officer

Southeast Academy High School Junior Reserve Officer

Southeast Academy High School Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps color guard present the colors while Master Sgt. Marva Lewis sings the national anthem to begin The Jazz Ambassadors concert March 15, in Cerr... More

Grammy award winner and legendary jazz bassist, John

Grammy award winner and legendary jazz bassist, John

Grammy award winner and legendary jazz bassist, John Clayton, accompanies Staff Sgt. Luke Brimhall as he solos during The Jazz Ambassadors Cerritos, Calif. concert, March 15. Clayton came on stage for an improm... More

Grammy award winner and legendary jazz bassist, John

Grammy award winner and legendary jazz bassist, John

Grammy award winner and legendary jazz bassist, John Clayton, came on stage for an impromptu performance of the song “Little Pixie II” with The Jazz Ambassadors during their Cerritos, Calif. concert, March 15. ... More

Cerritos, Calif. Mayor, Carol K. Chen, gave the opening

Cerritos, Calif. Mayor, Carol K. Chen, gave the opening

Cerritos, Calif. Mayor, Carol K. Chen, gave the opening remarks to The Jazz Ambassadors concert in Cerritos, Calif., March 15. The Jazz Ambassadors is the U.S. Army’s official touring big band and are currently... More

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