Where else can you find the fun and eclectic combination of art and music that BeExposed! is bringing you this Friday?:

• The PhotoKenosha Group
• Jerome Hunter
• Jean Preston
• Susan Larkin
• Janine Arecco
• Jamey Buencamino
• Brian Ford,
• and–
  even a mystery guest!

By the way, did I mention that all of this is totally FREE at Carolyn’s Coffee Connection?

Only in Kenosha . . .”

See you Friday at 6:00pm

SUNDAY MARCH 21ST
1:00 PM
BRENT MITCHELL LIVE

This is Americana by the truest definition, which is to say stylistically diverse, but with a unifying thread of country, folk and blues roots



Carolyn’s Coffee Connection
1351-52nd Street
Kenosha, WI 53140

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BeExposed!’s next show is on Friday, March 19th and Jerome Hunter will be playing during the PhotoKenosha Group opening reception from 6-7pm.

“The music of Jerome Hunter”.

Jerome grew up in a large family in North Chicago, IL.
His musical influences growing up were his mother, Beatrice and his father, Robert. Beatrice played the piano and sang in the church choir with the great Sam Cook.
Robert was a blues guitarist, introducing Jerome to the blues at a very young age.

Other close influences were his uncle, Brett Garrett and his cousin, Donnie Bates, both guitarists. Robert and Brett both had the privilege of playing with blues greats like Muddy Waters and B.B. King. The Motown sound was a big influence, along with artists such as, Earth, Wind and Fire, Jimi Hendrix, Chicago, The Eagles, The Beatles and Seal.

Over the years, Jerome has played with many bands, the longest period was with the band, “Hot Ice”, which toured many of the southern states for about five years. These experiences have helped make him the musician and songwriter he is today.