July 28, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 29
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del.icio.usIt was practically a kiddie Woodstock at Dan Zanes’s packed concert at the Prospect Park bandshell on Sunday night — complete with a Park Slope traffic jam (above right).
The Cobble Hill rocker — former frontman for the Del Fuegos before he reclaimed kids’ music from Raffi — played some of his big hits and earned applause every time he mentioned the F train (which was repeatedly).
Tout le monde was on hand, including Boerum Hill mommy Michelle Williams, traffic activist Aaron Naparstek, and hot dog contest MC George Shea, and everyone left the “Celebrate Brooklyn” concert with a coupon for 20 percent off their next Zanes purchase. Talk about a win-win in Park Slope.
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