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ZYDECO DANCE WORkShOp<br />
How to Zydeco Dance Taught by Ted Sherrod<br />
Zydeco Dance Lessons at Friar Tuck's Pub<br />
8210 Old Redwood Hwy. from Noon to 1 pm both days.<br />
“Zydeco” Ted Sherrod travels extensively<br />
to Texas/Louisiana; teaches basic Louisiana<br />
style Zydeco in New Orleans and has taught<br />
at numerous venues throughout Northern<br />
California as well as Simi Valley, Long Beach<br />
and Gator By The Bay <strong>Festival</strong>s.”<br />
Instruction for CAF attendees only.<br />
Admission is free.<br />
Find out more about Ted and his CD<br />
“HOW TO ZYDECO” at<br />
www.twoleftfeetca.com.<br />
These will be available for sale at the<br />
Friar Tuck’s during and after his instruction.<br />
Back by popular demand.<br />
Glad to have you here Ted. — Ed ▲<br />
ACCORDION DOCUMENTARY<br />
Behind the Bellows: A Documentary on the <strong>Accordion</strong><br />
Researched, directed and narrated by Steve Mobia<br />
Seven years in the making, this one-<br />
hour movie is the first American documentary<br />
about the beloved but often misunderstood<br />
squeezebox: its history and variety as<br />
well as its effect on popular culture.<br />
Film contains insightful interviews<br />
with accordion legends such as Anthony<br />
Gall-Rini, Guy Klucevsek, and Dick<br />
Contino among many others. You’ll see<br />
the original drawings for the accordion’s<br />
patent of 1829 as well as the first design<br />
of the concertina. Visit an accordion<br />
museum and a factory where the instrument’s<br />
many parts are created. Venture<br />
through several types of concertinas,<br />
button boxes as well as a presentation of<br />
MIDI accordions. See historic clips of<br />
Guido Diero, Art Van Damme, Law-<br />
12<br />
rence Welk and Frankie Yankovic. Discover<br />
why “Lady of Spain” is associated<br />
with the accordion. See the first attempt<br />
to make a rock-n-roll accordion. And<br />
listen to where the accordion might be<br />
headed in the future.<br />
Screening times are 1 pm and<br />
5 pm Saturday and 1 pm and 4 pm<br />
Sunday and are held in the Lion’s Club<br />
Buiding across the street next to the firehouse.<br />
Showing for CAF attendies only.<br />
Admission is free.<br />
See page two for a detailed map.<br />
Copies of this video will be offered for sale<br />
at the festival with a portion of proceeds<br />
donated to the CAF. Thank you Steve.<br />
This video is not to be missed — ED ▲
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