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July
3, 2006
Reverend
Vince Anderson and His Love Choir – Black Betty FREE
I wasn’t
on it. I was a little late getting word that Reverend
Vince Anderson was celebrating two years of his Monday
revival at Black Betty last Monday. But this week I’m redeeming
myself by spreading the gospel to New York Night Train readers.
The Rev’s weekly residency are a decade-long tradition going
way back to Avenue B Social Club (now Manitoba’s), a brief
stint at The Continental, a five-year lease at Pete’s Candy
Store, now two at Black Betty. I imagine I’m also forgetting
or merely ignorant of a few places where the Rev has goneweekly.
If you’ve
never witnessed the power of the Reverend Vince's love, or you haven’t
been for a few years, there’s no time like the present. The
Rev is a first-rate entertainer, storyteller, songwriter, vocalist,
organist, bandleader, and all-around musician. His band, The Love
Choir, is currently at their best, sweatiest, and funky-est - featuring
the incredibly soulful one-woman New York baritone sax institution
otherwise known as Paula
Henderson (James Chance, Moisturizer, Burnt Sugar,
etc.), and the entire Pleasure Unit (RIP) – which means one
of the best rhythm sections going - as well and, when he’s
in town, choice R&B/blues/funk guitar licks supplied by none
other than TV on the Radio’s Jaleel Bunton. And, as always
with Vince, it will cost you neither a dime nor your soul…
MEDIA:
"Satan
Hates ME" MP3
"Fallen
From the Fray"MP3
"Tryin'
to Be An Asshole" MP3
ALSO:
Andrew
Raffo Dewar and guests – The Stone 10PM $10
Anthony Pateras, Okkyung Lee, and Anthony Burr – Tonic 10PM
$10
Fertile Crescent, Fast Fourier, BJ Warshaw - Cake Shop $5
Jose
Gonzalez, Juana Molina, Psapp - Bowery Ballroom $20
Skip Laplante and Music for Homemade Instruments – The Stone
8PM $10
Thanksgiving , Burd Early – Cake Shop
The Moonlighters – Rodeo Bar FREE
Tyft: Andrew D'Angelo, Hilmar Jensson & Jim Black – Tonic
8PM $10
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