After the Wetlands shut down, Soulfarm moved their Hanuka/Purim parties to B.B. King's eponymous club, which is a lot more corporatized than you might expect from a bluesman like King and infinitely more so than the grassroots Wetlands, but the show must go on.
The Moshav is the semi-communal settlement in Israel where all the hippie Jews live and the Moshav Band provides the soundtrack. They are also frequent guests at thjese shindigs.
If I recall correctly, I was packing a flask of Bacardi 151 at this show.
I got this e-mail the second I posted this:
ReplyDeletePlease join Soulfarm for TWO fun concerts this week!
C and Noah of Soulfarm will be playing acoustic versions of their music and exploring new songs in this intimate setting at this funky
little old Synagogue in midtown.
Wednesday, March 24, 8PM
Millinery Center
1025 Ave of The Americas @ 38th St.
$10 at the door
PLUS Soulfarm in concert this Saturday Night
at the Carlebach Shul for a Freedom Celebration
Saturday, March 27 at 9PM
The Carlebach Shul is located at 305 West 79th Street, NYC
• www.carlebachshul.org • 212.580.2391
$15 at the Door