Jazz Fest draws large crowds, talented performers
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- Ruth Sanchez, of Denver, and Debra Gilbert, of Aurora, welcome Sheila E. to the stage.
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- Ollie Simpson, of San Francisco, and Brenda Stephens, of Colorado Springs, dance to Sheila E.
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- Sheila E. and her band invite audience members to come up on stage and dance while they perform.
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- Francine Thomas, of Denver, hugs a crew member after Sheila E. encourages the audience to share love with one another.
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- Timothy and Karen Jones, of Denver, boogie down outside the packed seating area. Almost 4,000 people attended on Saturday.
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- Sheila E. and her band play their last song of the set before headliner Fantasia.
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- Taza Gillespie gives Donald Rice, of Denver, a buzz in the Fresh Fades booth.
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- Jackie Jackson, of Denver, takes a shot of Idlewild rum at the tasting booth while she waits for the next performer.
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