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Grupo Fantasma

Presented by Levitt Shell at Levitt Shell

September 20, 2008

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“Real musicians playing real music” is how Prince describes his favorite funky Latin Orchestra.
 

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    Levitt Shell

    Overton Park
    Memphis, TN 38104

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  • Admission Info

    Tickets: Free

  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    September 20, 2008

    Times:
    7 PM

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    • Event Name: Grupo Fantasma
      "A re-birth"
      Comment posted by: Katie Smythe from Memphis, Sep 08, 2008
      

      To be at the Levitt Shell this past weekend was to be transported back to the twilight evenings of the seventies when music rang out from the park and community members caught up between sets. Kudos... Expand

      To be at the Levitt Shell this past weekend was to be transported back to the twilight evenings of the seventies when music rang out from the park and community members caught up between sets. Kudos to Barry Lichterman, Jeff and Bunny Goldstein, Lee Askew, the entire board as well as the Assisi Foundation and especially, the Mortimer Levitt Foundation for bringing the Shell back to us, back together in this place where Furry, Phineas and Elvis serenaded Memphis under the stars. Sit back a bit in the center of the grassy slope for the best acoustics. Bravo! Collapse

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    • Event Name: Grupo Fantasma
      "A re-birth"
      Comment posted by: Katie Smythe from Memphis, Sep 08, 2008
      

      To be at the Levitt Shell this past weekend was to be transported back to the twilight evenings of the seventies when music rang out from the park and community members caught up between sets. Kudos... Expand

      To be at the Levitt Shell this past weekend was to be transported back to the twilight evenings of the seventies when music rang out from the park and community members caught up between sets. Kudos to Barry Lichterman, Jeff and Bunny Goldstein, Lee Askew, the entire board as well as the Assisi Foundation and especially, the Mortimer Levitt Foundation for bringing the Shell back to us, back together in this place where Furry, Phineas and Elvis serenaded Memphis under the stars. Sit back a bit in the center of the grassy slope for the best acoustics. Bravo! Collapse

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