Karin Kascher Plays Violin With The Latin King's, Oct 15th at Yoshi's, San Francisco



It was a magical evening for me!  Getting the opportunity to play with legends in the music business.



WE ROCKED IT! Funk, Latin, Jazz...Yoshi's was packed! OMG, pinch me! I was definitely playing with the Big Boys; band members from Tower of Power, War, Sly and the Family Stone, Malo, Jorge Santana, legendary percussionist Bobby Escovedo and many, many more top notch musicians and singers!
I was in heaven.



                                   Yoshi's, San Francisco, October 15, 2010

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Wendy said…
Wow, Karin ... awesome!! Wish we could have been there to cheer you on and listen to the great music!
October 19, 2010 at 4:44 PM
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