MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND SOUL MUSIC CONCERT IN JACUMBA MAY 26

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May 18, 2024 (Jacumba Hot Springs)—The Jacumba Hot Springs Hotel will host an evening of soulful tunes by Lady Dottie & The Diamonds with Rey.Wolf, DJs Roger Mars and Rick Barzell  on May 26 at the hotel’s ritual pool.  These award-winning musicians have their roots in blues, gospel and jazz.

Come for the day: The Ritual Pool is open from 9 a.m. – 12 a.m. Day Passes are $45. Entrance to the event is included for Hotel and Guest House accommodations and/or Day Passes. Purchase a Day Pass here

The event starts at 5 p.m. $15 advance tickets or $20 at the door. Tickets include access to the Ritual Pool starting at 5 p.m. Purchase a Ticket here

*Entrance to the pool and event is included with hotel and guest house accommodations and/or day passes.

Originally a gospel singer, Dorothy Mae "Lady DottieWhitsett's early career included performing with Kool, the Gang, and Clarence Carter. She was known as Miss Dynamite and formed a jazz duo (San Diego, 1984) after meeting keyboardist Joey Guevara in a local piano bar. They were joined by Guevara's bandmates from Operator X, Stephen Rey (bass) and Brian Cantrell (drums). Two guitarists, Isaiah Mitchell and Nathan Beale (of Dirty Sweet) and Joey's brother Dan Guevara on horns, rounded out the band. The band won two 2007 San Diego Music Awards for Best Blues and Best Blues Album, and it landed Best Blues again in 2008. They earned another Best Blues Album award in September 2009 and Best Blues (again) in 2011 and 2012.

Rey.Wolf consists of both original compositions and obscure songs from the 30s and 40s. The 21st century crooner tight ropes Swamp Blues and Jazz Noir. The avant-garde show hyper activates your eyes and ears. Rey.Wolf vocals capture the allure of early Hollywood crooners, the vulnerability of Roy Orbison, and the raw power of Howlin’ Wolf.

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