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The legendary Brian Auger’s Oblivion Expressfeaturing the famed B3 and keyboard player, hascreated a distinct voice that combines jazz, rock,soul and funk.

Brian has accumulated a Grammy nomination,10 albums charting in the top 100, a #1 single andthe title of “The Godfather of Acid Jazz”.

Add in legendary guitar player, Larry Coryellwho has recorded on more then 70 albums, hailed

by his legion of fans as one of “the guitar gods”and dubbed “The Godfather of Fusion”, thesespecial nights will see sparks fly as two mastersperform individually and together for the firsttime in thirty years!

For tickets call 905-815-2021 or order on-line -at www.oakvillecentre.ca. For more information,please visit www.oakvillejazz.com

Downtown Oakville Jazz Festival presents

BRIAN AUGER’S OBLIVION EXPRESSWith special guest LARRY CORYELL

Wednesday, August 9th & Thursday, August 10th at 8:00pmat The Oakville Centre For The Performing Arts • 905-815-2021

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Man hasspine injuriesexpected to recover, but we don’t knowto what extent because of his spinalinjuries,” said Halton Regional PoliceServices Sgt. Peter Payne.

The accident occurred at a newhomes construction site at 1363 DundasSt.

The victim and his two friends werenot authorized to be at the site, which isthe old Army Cadet training facility.

The man, who is not an experiencedrider, made several laps of a dirt trackand then during one lap, took a differ-ent route to where a “jump” was locat-ed, said police.

The 125 c.c. Kawasaki dirt bike hewas riding hit the jump, caught air andthe front end went down to the ground.The back of the bike stayed in the air,causing the victim to go over the han-dlebars.

He was wearing a motor-cross stylehelmet, which took most of the con-tact, said police.

The incident remains under investi-gation.

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