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Lookie Lookie Brings May Bugalú Flowers

RE-ADJUSTED EARLIER TIME!!!

DOORS OPEN AT 7:30 PM
MUSIC SETS AT 8:30 AND 10:15

By May 11, the fresh flowers of spring will be springing out of the ground like the brain springs springing out of Accurate Records honcho/host Russ Gershon's head.

Lookie Lookie's recent March party at Accurate was a rollicking good time, sensation-seeking sybarites eating, drinking, dancing and making merry.

The crowds have been getting bigger, so we strongly recommend that you buy tickets in advance because soon we're going to have to limit admission.

As always, basic admission of $20 gets you in for an eight piece band, beer, wine and food. You are heartily encouraged to BYO and help the cause, and there are opportunities for you to ante up a little more loot onliine or in person if you can afford it. The eight members of the band and the "venue operator" appreciate every penny. The more we collect, the more of these parties we'll throw!

Only 50 tickets available at $20 price point, 30 at $30. Buy now!

Doors open at 7:30
Sets at 8:30 and 10:15

Vicente Lebron - congas
Jorge Arce - bongó, cowbell, guiro
Rick Barry - timbales
Ken Winokur - guiro, maracas, tambourine, claves
Edilio Bermudéz - baby bass
Eric Ortiz - trumpet
Ted DeColo - alto sax, flute, arrangements
Russ Gershon - tenor sax, flute, arrangements

Everybody sings!

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Bugalú para el siglo XXI (the 21st Century)

Lookie Lookie revives great 1960's songs by Richie Ray, Joe Cuba, George Guzman, Pete Rodriquez, Eddie Palmieri, Jimi Hendrix. Bugalú pollinates mambo with elements of soul and American pop; with strong soloists and deep, complex grooves, Lookie brings an element of jazz exploration to the mix.

Four percussionists, three horns and a bass, with everybody singing, means waves of rhythm and melody.

And remember, you don't need to know the first thing about Latin dancing to shake your booty to Lookie Lookie. But if you are an expert, that'll work too. And it ain't no crime just to listen: with eight fine musicians going at it, there is plenty for the ears to enjoy.