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The Mangroves Blues and Zydeco Band plus Dance Lesson with Cheryl McBride User Submitted

When: Tue., Oct. 22, 8 p.m. 2019
Phone: 510-525-5099
Email: publicity@ashkenaz.com
Price: $12 Advance / $15 Day of Show
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Dance lesson with Cheryl McBride at 8:00 pm / Show at 8:30 pm | In a debut as a band and at Ashkenaz, the Mighty Mangroves represent a new generation of musicians in the lineage of Creole, Zydeco and Cajun musicians hailing from the Bay Area. The band features an eclectic mix of electrified traditional Creole and Cajun standards, soul infused Zydeco classics, and golden era R&B and Blues. Each member has a long relationship and love for Ashkenaz and brings the influence of world and folk genres into the genre as well as their individual tastes and playing.

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