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PHOTOS: Jazz and Blues Night 2

Published: Saturday January 31, 2015 | 12:51 pm Comments 0
Arturo Tappin had the audience mesmerised
Arturo Tappin had the audience mesmerised
Arturo Tappin had the audience mesmerised
Arturo Tappin had the audience mesmerised
The RIU booth was very popular
The RIU booth was very popular
This patron partied all night
This patron partied all night
What better to do, than cool out until the stars arrive
What better to do, than cool out until the stars arrive
The audience stood at attention for Arturo Tappin and this medical doctor was no different
The audience stood at attention for Arturo Tappin and this medical doctor was no different
Billy Craig Insurance\'s Janice Sherwood (left) and Karlene Maye
Billy Craig Insurance's Janice Sherwood (left) and Karlene Maye
Miguel Antonio opened the Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival on Friday night
Miguel Antonio opened the Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival on Friday night
Master saxophonist Arturo Tappin in performance
Master saxophonist Arturo Tappin in performance
Yellow Bird Steel band was a hit with the crowd
Yellow Bird Steel band was a hit with the crowd
Young artiste Simonia who sang with Arturo Tappin won the hearts of the audience
Young artiste Simonia who sang with Arturo Tappin won the hearts of the audience
Caught in the Arturo moment
Caught in the Arturo moment

Hundreds more turned out on Friday for Night Two of the 2015 Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival.

Senior Gleaner Writer Janet Silvera was roving the ground of the Trelawny Multi Purpose Stadium to capture the many moods at Jazz.

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