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Jazz Aspen Snowmass’s Vino & Vinyl 1.0 with Michael McDonald

1EJ Foerster and Michael McDonald
EJ Foerster and Michael McDonald
2James Foerster, Michael McDonald, EJ Foerster, and Marny Eng
James Foerster, Michael McDonald, EJ Foerster, and Marny Eng
3James Foerster, Michael McDonald, EJ Foerster, and Marny Eng
James Foerster, Michael McDonald, EJ Foerster, and Marny Eng
4Jenny Hamilton with Cheryl and James Foerster
Jenny Hamilton with Cheryl and James Foerster
5Jenny Hamilton with Cheryl and James Foerster
Jenny Hamilton with Cheryl and James Foerster
6John Beatty, Marny Eng, and Victoria Haveman
John Beatty, Marny Eng, and Victoria Haveman
7John Beatty, Marny Eng, and Victoria Haveman
John Beatty, Marny Eng, and Victoria Haveman
8Travis Van Domelen, Olivia Davis Van Domelen, Dick Carter, and Kelsey McCartney
Travis Van Domelen, Olivia Davis Van Domelen, Dick Carter, and Kelsey McCartney
9Rose Sullivan, Cameron Ortega, and Drew Siegel
Rose Sullivan, Cameron Ortega, and Drew Siegel
10Billie Erwin and Michael McDonald
Billie Erwin and Michael McDonald
11Travis Van Domelen, Olivia Davis Van Domelen, Dick Carter, and Kelsey McCartney
Travis Van Domelen, Olivia Davis Van Domelen, Dick Carter, and Kelsey McCartney
12Lori and Jeremy Lowell
Lori and Jeremy Lowell
13Billie Erwin and Michael McDonald
Billie Erwin and Michael McDonald
14Jo Brumet, John and Allison Pattillo, and Todd Hartley
Jo Brumet, John and Allison Pattillo, and Todd Hartley
15Jo Brumet, John and Allison Pattillo, and Todd Hartley
Jo Brumet, John and Allison Pattillo, and Todd Hartley
16Rose Sullivan, Cameron Ortega, and Drew Siegel
Rose Sullivan, Cameron Ortega, and Drew Siegel
17Lori and Jeremy Lowell
Lori and Jeremy Lowell
18EJ Foerster and Michael McDonald
EJ Foerster and Michael McDonald

Hosted by Jazz Aspen Snowmass and the Jake Foerster Music Arts Fund, this kick-off to the new Vino & Vinyl series featured a conversation with Michael McDonald, five-time Grammy-winning singer/songwriter and former member of the Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan. It was an evening to celebrate the songwriters, innovators, troublemakers, and troubadours of the 1970s and early 80s.