Rock Paper Scissors - Sunset Concerts 2010, Skirball Cultural Center (Los Angeles)

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Sample Track 1:
"Parno Graszt's "Ez a világ nekem való: The World Is Made For Me"" from Ez a világ nekem való: The World Is Made For Me

Sample Track 2:
"Parno Graszt's "Annyit Ittam bánatomban: Drunk with sorrow"" from Ez a világ nekem való: The World Is Made For Me

Sample Track 3:
"Natacha Atlas's "Ana Hina"" from Ana Hina

Sample Track 4:
"Natacha Atlas's "Hayati Inta Reprise (Hayatak Ana)"" from Ana Hina

Sample Track 5:
"Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboy's "Katherine"" from The Best of Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys

Sample Track 6:
"Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboy's "Dominos"" from Dominos

Sample Track 7:
"La Excelencia's "Salsa Dura"" from Mi Tumbao Social

Sample Track 8:
"La Excelencia's "Caminando"" from Mi Tumbao Social

Sample Track 9:
"Fred Katz's "Mate'ka"" from Folk Songs for Far Out Folk

Sample Track 10:
"Irving Fields Trio's "Havanna Negila"" from Bagels and Bongos

Sample Track 11:
"Sol Zim's "Shehecheyonu"" from Family Seder

Sample Track 12:
"Hedva Amrani's "Illusions"" from Hedva & David

Sample Track 13:
"Kenge Kenge's "Kenge Kenge"" from Introducing Kenge Kenge: African Living

Sample Track 14:
"Kenge Kenge's Otenga"" from Introducing Kenge Kenge: African Living

Concert Preview for Jews on Vinyl

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Music: Global

Sunset Concert: Jews on Vinyl Revue--Produced by the Idelsohn Society for Musical Preservation

Skirball Cultural Center says:

L.A. debut! This intergenerational collaboration of young local musicians and musical legends features international singing star Hedva Amrani, a rare appearance by visionary jazz pioneer and cellist Fred Katz, and Sol Zim (the “Tom Jones” of cantorial music). Backed by a house band led by L.A. guitarist David Green, this evening of song is not to be missed!

“Who were we to kvetch? [The Revue] sounded great. You don’t have to be Jewish to dig Jewish music.” —Huffington Post

Limited seating on a first-come, first-served basis

Plentiful on-site parking: $5 per car carrying three or more people, otherwise $10 per car (cash only)

Street parking strictly prohibited

Or take Metro Rapid Bus 761

Carpooling encouraged!

Doors open at 7:00 p.m.

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