Yoshi’s Celebrating Anniversaries This Month

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May is a big month for Yoshi’s Jazz Club and Restaurant in Oakland, Calif. This month marks the 35th anniversary the club and restaurant has been in business, and it’s also the 10-year anniversary of the restaurant’s current location in Jack London Square.

To commemorate the occasion, Yoshi’s launched a new website and will release compilation of various performances, Live At Yoshi’s: Anniversary Compilation.

The restaurant worked with Concord Records to acquire songs performed by Marian McPartland, Poncho Sanchez, Joe Pass and Joey DeFrancesco. The CD also includes two rare tracks by Madeleine Peyroux and Robben Ford that were recorded by a local radio station during private concerts.

For more information or to purchase a CD, visit: www.yoshis.com



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