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Follow on Google News | ![]() First Annual Rhodes Fest ConcertA benefit concert featuring Grammy Award-winning artists at Oxnard College Performing Arts Center
By: FenderRhodesStory.com “I’m proud to celebrate the Rhodes piano,” said Gerald McCauley, producer of RHODES FEST and “Down The Rhodes: The Fender Rhodes Story” documentary. “It’s an american instrument that is a significant part of our music history and cherished worldwide. Our goal is to make Rhodes Fest 2015 an unforgettable experience.” Additional featured artists are Rodney Franklin, Mark de Clive-Lowe, Frank McComb, Greg Phillinganes and Kandace Springs. Special guest performances by Terrace Martin, Take 6, Sheléa, Butterscotch, Stokley Williams, Natalie Cadet, Kenneth Crouch, Eric Marienthal, Antonique Smith, Trina Broussard, Rahsaan Patterson and others. Tickets can be purchased via inTicketing.com with general seating tickets priced at $40 and $60 and handicap seating at $25. RHODES FEST 2015 benefits the Rhodes Scholars Scholarship — a music and arts education initiative in the spirit of Harold Rhodes who invented the Rhodes electric piano. More than just a scholarship, Rhodes Scholars recipients are linked with music industry professionals for mentorship and guidance. RHODES FEST is a celebration of the Rhodes piano and is sure to invigorate the hearts of music lovers. The artist lineup is continuously updated. For the most current and up to date RHODES FEST 2015 details see http://FenderRhodesStory.com. About The Producer: Gerald McCauley has an extensive production career working with prominent artists and songwriters. His debut release, “The McCauley Sessions” and CD/DVD, Gerald McCauley’s West Coast All-Stars “Live Sessions” are favorites among music lovers worldwide. As a former A&R director for Monster Music, he worked on 3 Doors Down “Rarities Edition: The Better Life” concert DVD. He served as A&R / production consultant for Grammy Award-winning George Benson and Al Jarreau “Givin’ It Up” and George Benson "Songs And Stories.” End
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