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Newton Crosby/Wyllys/Kung Fu @ Mexicali, Teaneck NJ: 05/06/2010
Over the past few years, we’ve admired journalist Diana Costello’s writing for The Listening Room and the HeadCount Blog so we’re honored to present her first review for Hidden Track. Hopefully you’ll be seeing her much more of her work on this site in the coming months.
[All Photos By Eric Murray]
You know those nights where you’re just like, “Thank God I’m here right now!” Well, that’s absolutely how I felt Thursday as a continuous flow of outstanding talent took the stage at Mexicali Live in Teaneck, N.J.
Considering the lineup — Kung Fu with Wyllys and Newton Crosby [ed. note – Wade “Wyllys” Wilby is a Hidden Track contributing writer] — I knew it was going to be a good one. But the collaboration between bands and a surprise appearance by Jennifer Hartswick on trumpet kicked things up to the next level.
Newton Crosby started the night off right with some danceable grooves, proving that despite being newbies to the scene, they nevertheless know how to connect with an audience. The rhythm section kept things tight and funky, giving the guitar and keys a solid launching pad for improvisation.
READ ON for more of Diana’s thoughts on Thursday’s show…
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