Re: Little Blackbird

[Robert Cohen <rlcm17...>]

I somehow missed the first and second!  But having, as it happens, just 
listened to Sandra's CD last night, I'll fourth [verb?] the enthusiasm--an 
intriguing and very satisfying mix of moods, styles, and repertoires.  I may 
have enjoyed some of the Greek dances (along with, certainly, some of the 
klezmer) most of all--reminded me of my old international folk dancing days 
...

--Robert Cohen


>Let me third the enthusiasm. This is actually a historical record in the
>best sense of the word. Sandra had done her homework (really thoroughly!)
>before the klezmer scene had reached epidemic proportions. The fiddle
>playing is sublime on this. Remembering also that it was recorded in the
>early 80's this makes it even more special. Anyone even with a passing
>interest in Jewish music should have a special place on ther cd rack for
>this work. Josh Horowitz
>
> > Let me second Seth's enthusiasm for Sandra Layman's CD 'Little 
>Blackbird.'
> > This is one of those times when you know the person really "gets it". 
>It's
> > absolutely wonderful music and I'm only sorry we haven't had the last 10
> > years to enjoy it.


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