...because where you find gypsies, you find great music. Fanfare Zambaleta, a local Roma brass band, dropped in on Goorin Brothers Hat Shop in North Beach for a free concert. The music began with a stroll in the park, passing the cathedral, passing cafes... the musicians ended back at the hat shop where they played two generous sets. Live music in a hat shop? Yep, a perfect pairing. Goorin Brothers Hat Shop
1612 Stockton Street
San Francisco, CA
9 comments:
Wow! Funny and lovely atmosphere. I can hear the music!
now that strikes me as being much more typical of "the streets of san francisco". serendipitous!
Wonderful!! I can hear the music coming from your post, your photos are so full of life as is the event!!
I wonder what hat you are wearing?!!
PS I posted my first dance walk video, when you have a chance please take a look, you are always so supportive to my sojourns into new territory, so I feel grateful to you and blog friends for giving me a virtual nudge in the direction of doing it!!!
PSS I don`t think anyone would think you were crazy if you dance walked there, looks like a wild place!!
Where I live, there is really no street music custom unless on special festival days, hence I am grateful for you wild blog friends from whom I glimpse many forms of expression.
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Wonderfull...
Love street music, and in bars...great!
ha! just what the doctor ordered... hats off (sorry, I could not not write it :)
Jgy - I did not wear a hat that night! And as far as the music goes, I can't help shaking my booty when I hear good rhythmic music. I am easily moved. Literally!
Ninja - Haha!
music shared in the streets, at the park, and in a hat shop - how great!
I like this kind of musical atmosphere!
Love it! A good start to a nice chapter in a book. wish we could hear the music, I think I would like it- especially with that big Tuba!
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