The Liquid Sound Lounge Boat Party
“The original groovy soulful house music dance party on a boat” est. 1999

DJ Jeannie Hopper-Liquid Sound Lounge
Jay Rodriguez-Live sax & flute in the mix

Friday, August 10
BOARDING: 11:30pm Sharp • SAIL: 12am - 2:30am
2.5 Hour sail around the NY Harbor on the Clipper City Tall Ship

ONLY 100 TICKETS:
$25 advance $30 door (cash only)
21+ • Cash bar. Dress to Dance.
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT:
http://www.ticketfly.com/ event/134383/
Clipper City is docked on the east face of Pier 17
(South Street Seaport Shopping Mall)
Venue: http:// www.clippercityny.com/
http:// www.LiquidSoundLounge.com/

212.209.2800 or 212.209.2950 and purchase direct from Reggie Johnson

The original daytime holiday experience in dance and dine is back giving a reason to get down on Independence Day. On Wednesday, July 4, 2012 from 3 pm to 11 pm at LP ‘n Harmony (683 Grand Street), Beats & BBQ will provide the Williamsburg, Brooklyn community its successful combination of “Soulful Dance Music, BBQ and You”. With each beverage purchase, patrons are entitled to a plate of free bbq, expertly grilled by Li aka Black Mamba and side dishes by Elizabeth Torres aka the Dancing Chef. Music is provided by DJs Jose G (Face The Bass Radio), Ali Coleman (Voice of Voices NYC), Siren (Save the Robots), Ruby Red (Velvet Factory Production), Kyle McNeil (WBAI Pacifica Radio), Pinkie Tuscadero (Memoirs of a Party Girl),  Ras (Hotter than July BK), and Herb Martin (Amadi)

Once again live streaming courtesy of Daily Session Radio.

Since 2007, Beats & BBQ has been a grassroots event that takes place on the holidays of the summer season (Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day). It is a co-production by Deepdance Promotions and LP ‘n Harmony bar. We produce this event to promote community and togetherness through good food, good dance music, and good cheer from our patrons. For additional info email acidreg@gmail.com

From the Soundboard is a show that focuses on concerts regardless of genre. Artists and/or groups perfecting the art of “call and response” with its audience. On Wednesday, June 13, in acknowledgement of Black Music and Pride Month we will focus on the person known as the “Queen of Disco,” Donna Summer.

“As the ‘Queen of Disco’ wasn’t mere hype — she was one of the very few disco performers to enjoy a measure of career longevity, and her consistent chart success was rivaled in the disco world only by the Bee Gees. Summer was certainly a talented vocalist, trained as a powerful gospel belter, but then again, so were many of her contemporaries. Of major importance in setting Summer apart were her songwriting abilities and her choice of talented collaborators in producers/songwriters Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte, which resulted in a steady supply of high-quality (and, often, high-concept) material. But what was more, few vocalists could match the sultry, unfettered eroticism Summer brought to many of her best recordings, which seemed to embody the spirit of the disco era perfectly. The total package made Summer the ultimate disco diva, one of the few whose star power was even bigger than the music.” [Steve Huey - All Music Guide]

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