Darryl Walker sings Al Jarreau
Festival of Arts
Festival of Arts
650 Laguna Canyon Rd
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
Festival of Arts brought to the stage some of Southern California’s most well-known tribute bands. Talented performers pay homage to music legends as they re-create popular songs. In this performance, Darryl F. Walker performs his tribute to the legendary Al Jarreau at Festival of Arts.
Darryl Walker has been blessed with incredible talents. Since early childhood, when he could belt out “Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay” with the passion of Otis Redding, Darryl has grown into one of the most exceptional vocal talents in the industry and has graced some of the most notable venues and exclusive private events as well as notable jazz and R & B concerts in the country. In addition to his stunning vocal abilities, Darryl Walker has also become known for an amazing talent on the saxophone. Specializing in R&B, Pop, Blues, and Jazz, Darryl has lit up countless live shows and recording sessions with leads and backgrounds. His natural talents, dedication to his craft, charisma and personal warmth come across with each and every performance.
This uncut, unedited performance was previously recorded on July 17, 2018, at Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach, CA.
Darryl Walker has been blessed with incredible talents. Since early childhood, when he could belt out “Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay” with the passion of Otis Redding, Darryl has grown into one of the most exceptional vocal talents in the industry and has graced some of the most notable venues and exclusive private events as well as notable jazz and R & B concerts in the country. In addition to his stunning vocal abilities, Darryl Walker has also become known for an amazing talent on the saxophone. Specializing in R&B, Pop, Blues, and Jazz, Darryl has lit up countless live shows and recording sessions with leads and backgrounds. His natural talents, dedication to his craft, charisma and personal warmth come across with each and every performance.
This uncut, unedited performance was previously recorded on July 17, 2018, at Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach, CA.
Festival of Arts brought to the stage some of Southern California’s most well-known tribute bands. Talented performers pay homage to music legends as they re-create popular songs. In this performance, Darryl F. Walker performs his tribute to the legendary Al Jarreau at Festival of Arts.
Darryl Walker has been blessed with incredible talents. Since early childhood, when he could belt out “Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay” with the passion of Otis Redding, Darryl has grown into one of the most exceptional vocal talents in the industry and has graced some of the most notable venues and exclusive private events as well as notable jazz and R & B concerts in the country. In addition to his stunning vocal abilities, Darryl Walker has also become known for an amazing talent on the saxophone. Specializing in R&B, Pop, Blues, and Jazz, Darryl has lit up countless live shows and recording sessions with leads and backgrounds. His natural talents, dedication to his craft, charisma and personal warmth come across with each and every performance.
This uncut, unedited performance was previously recorded on July 17, 2018, at Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach, CA.
Darryl Walker has been blessed with incredible talents. Since early childhood, when he could belt out “Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay” with the passion of Otis Redding, Darryl has grown into one of the most exceptional vocal talents in the industry and has graced some of the most notable venues and exclusive private events as well as notable jazz and R & B concerts in the country. In addition to his stunning vocal abilities, Darryl Walker has also become known for an amazing talent on the saxophone. Specializing in R&B, Pop, Blues, and Jazz, Darryl has lit up countless live shows and recording sessions with leads and backgrounds. His natural talents, dedication to his craft, charisma and personal warmth come across with each and every performance.
This uncut, unedited performance was previously recorded on July 17, 2018, at Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach, CA.
