DJ JAZZY JEFF - March 31st @ Club 686

[Kraig]

Club 686 is very excited to present...

WHEN: Friday, March 31st, 2006
WHERE: Club 686 on West Hastings Street
-- 19+ event, 2 pieces of ID are required for entry
-- Absolutely zero guest list will be given for this limited capacity 350-person event



DJ JAZZY JEFF - www.djjazzyjeff.com

Most people hear Jazzy Jeff and they think to back to the days of Fresh Prince when the duo were on top of the charts with songs of a “Nightmare on My Street”, “Summertime”, and “Parents Just Don’t Understand.” After that most people don’t know what happened.

In 1990 Jeff founded his own production facility, A Touch of Jazz. ATOJ producers have been responsible for productions on projects for Dave Hollister, Jill Scott, Kenny Latimore, Lil’ Kim, Musiq Soulchild, Michael Jackson, The Simpson’s Sing The Blues, and the Love Jones soundtrack just to name a few. Jeff enlists the help of 6 other producers and has worked hard to make ATOJ one of the most respected production houses in the industry.

By 1993 Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince had released 5 albums in 7 years, sold 14 million records together, won 2 Grammy and 3 American Music Awards and this success continued all through-out the late 90’s.

Jumping forward to 2002, Jeff released his first solo album titled “The Magnificent” and then in 2004 Jeff released his first official mix CD, “Hip Hop Forever II” for BBE.

In 2005, Jeff continued his 20-year collaboration with Will Smith working on Will’s fourth solo release “Lost & Found” and also began working on his second solo album, “The Return of the Magnificent.”

Jazzy Jeff continues to represent the DJ throughout his records, mix tapes, and live shows. His love of music shines through on all projects, whether it’s with Will Smith, Jill Scott or his own solo records.

When he came to Vancouver last year, he sold out a 900+ person venue and this time around you will see him for an up-close and personal 3 HOUR DJ SET at Club 686! No doubt we’ll need the extra sound on this one!

Opening the night:
SKILLZ

TICKETS:
- $40
- More at the door
www.clubzone.com/cargo
www.clubvibes.com

TICKETS WILL ONLY BE SOLD VIA THE TWO ONLINE VENDORS

[Veni*C]

oh shit...*freaking out*!!

bev..john... kenny....gusto.... book this night off.
were doing a replay of last year... *COMPOSURE ALERT!*

[miss.myra]

ugh. friday :(

[Veni*C]

^^ your coming. no excuses! :P

[Kraig]

Uh-oh... is rowdy Venita coming out?

5-1-8 crew on repeat!

[TrixX]

sawwwwwweeeet. always, always good times :)

[matéo]

SICK



http://scratchlive.net/djs/?dj=jazzy+jeff&details

[Pennywise]

im all over this like a fat kid on a smartie.

[Kraig]

I'll post as soon as I have the ticket info!

[Kraig]

Tickets are $40 each for this limited capacity event.

They are online via Clubvibes.com right now and will be online via Clubzone.com any moment:

Clubvibes = https://www.clubvibes.com/ticketing/...ng.aspx?id=149

Clubzone when it's up: http://www.clubzone.com/events/event29633.html

Cheers.

[vangroover]

has anyone seen him play? , what kind of stuff does play?

[Kraig]

Party and old skool Hip Hop mixed with some wicked turntablism!

TICKETS ARE NOW ONLINE VIA CLUBZONE!

http://www.clubzone.com/store/cart.asp?product_iid=687

[FeelGood]

Urg, you can ONLY get tickets via clubzone and clubvibes.

I HATE seeing tickets at 40$ and with tax and service charges end up seeing almost 49$.

Why not just sell your tickets via ticketmaster?

[Kraig]

Originally Posted by eighty5

Urg, you can ONLY get tickets via clubzone and clubvibes.

I HATE seeing tickets at 40$ and with tax and service charges end up seeing almost 49$.

Why not just sell your tickets via ticketmaster?

Same type of service charge to you anyway. And besdies, Ticketmaster venues are a pain in the ass to work with. -- Just ask Agrodave!

Clubzone has an excellent, real time online ticketing system. Service charges suck yes but they are absolutely guaranteed to be at the door for you.

[Gusto]

Originally Posted by ~Veni_C~

bev..john... kenny....gusto.... book this night off.
were doing a replay of last year... *COMPOSURE ALERT!*

haha, think i can manage that. i don't work weekends anyway.

[decypher]

Originally Posted by vangroover

has anyone seen him play? , what kind of stuff does play?

Saw him play at plush. Wicked wicket set. He starts off with oldskool breaks, various instrumentals, Beat juggling, some scratching, drops all the big hits. He is really good at controlled the crowd then just as people are getting hyped he'll beat juggle some anthems and blow the crowd away. I really enjoyed his set.

[Silverwinged]

Originally Posted by Kraig

5-1-8 crew on repeat!

did someone say 518 crew?!?!?

[dj_soo]

He's really good, but $40 is a bit much. He played at Plush for less and Q-Bert, the X-ecutioners and Grand Wizard Theodore on the same bill...

[FeelGood]

Originally Posted by dj_soo

He's really good, but $40 is a bit much. He played at Plush for less and Q-Bert, the X-ecutioners and Grand Wizard Theodore on the same bill...

Uhhhh.

Plush capacity approx 1000
Club 686 capacity 350 with NO gueslist.

Maybe thats why?

[dj_soo]

^ no shit.

not worth it to me to pay $40+ tax and service charges to see Jazzy Jeff in a small venue.

have fun tho.

[Kraig]

I hear ya Soo about prices being expensive... they are.

I would have loved to drop ticket prices and done the show at Plush, unfortunately it wasn't available.

[Kraig]

And we can't forget day 2 of the crazy weekend of talent to hit Vancouver!

Thursday - Kid Creme/Junior Jack
Friday = Jazzy Jeff
Saturday = Stanton Warriors/Tipper

[mikey]

when i saw him @ onyx it was $15, and that was the best jazzy jeff set i've seen.

[Kraig]

OFFICIAL EVITE!

[Kraig]

(bump)

THIS FRIDAY!