Next Event-Friday August 20th plus Subway Soul Club and La La Brooks ( Phil Spector's The Crystals ) Sept 10th!

Boy is it HOT here in NYC ! But the soul music at Subway Soul in August will be even HOTTER! And yes we have air conditioning and plenty of alcoholic beverages to quench your Summer thirst ( well that's our excuse anyway.)

Resident DJ Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus will joined by guests Leah Lugozi ( Nouvellas ) and Ambassador Hazy ( AKA Sterling Deweese ).

Lady Dawn will be making you feel at home, assuming your home has a big wooden dance floor, a disco ball, groovy projections and and a bar.
For more details about our monthly party, our venue and how to locate it, scroll down the page. BUT FIRST......

EXCITING NEWS!!!
On September 10th Dead Flowers Productions and The Subway Soul Club join forces to present La La Brooks of Phil Spector's The Crystals ( Da Do Ron Ron, And Then He Kissed Me, He's A Rebel ) live on stage at The Bell House, with support from Nouvellas and Jenny Dee and the Deelinquents. And if that wasn't enough, Subway soul Club DJs will keep you dancing till the early hours. All for $15! Amazing!

Dead Flowers Productions with Subway Soul Club presents
LA LA BROOKS (of The Crystals)
with support from
Nouvellas
Jenny Dee and The Deelinquents

Subway Soul Club DJs, headed up by Phast Phreddie The Boogaloo Omnibus, will be spinning before, between and after the bands and on till 4am so you can dance the night away to our swinging blend of 60's Northern Soul, Motown and Go Go Grooves .

Friday Sept 10th
8pm-4am 21+
Tickets $15 in advance from
http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionD...

And here's a bonus! After midnight ( when the bands are over ) you can come and dance for FREE. But hey, why would you want so miss such an AWESOME line up?! Lady Dawn is stoked! ( That's English for excited.)

@ The Bell House
149 7th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718) 643-6510
Subway: F, G, and R at Smith - 9th Street/

More band info

Brooklyn-born La La Brooks was the youngest member of The Crystals, just 15, when she sang lead vocal on the 'Wall Of Sound' classics "Da Doo Ron Ron" and "Then He Kissed Me" at Gold Star studios in Los Angeles for producer Phil Spector. ("A cloudburst of hand claps, Don Randi's driving piano triplets and honking saxes, Hal Blaine's drum fills rattling like gunfire, "Da Doo Ron Ron" is probably the most irrepressibly exhilarating song that Spector ever recorded. La La Brooks's vocal a gust of sheer, heart-lifting lovestruck joy." - Mick Brown, Tearing Down the Wall of Sound: The Rise and Fall of Phil Spector.) In 1968, LaLa appeared in the original Broadway production of the musical 'Hair,' where she performed the song "Aquarius." She also toured with and recorded for various artists (such as the Neville Brothers, Bobby Womack and Isaac Hayes), made short appearances in films, and contributed songs to different movie soundtracks (including the 1970
classic, Cotton Comes to Harlem). Currently, LaLa is currently backed by Boston's Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents

JENNY DEE & THE DEELINQUENTS Jenny Dee made her start with the Boston bands The Downbeat 5 and The Dents before indulging her love for the girl-group and soul sounds of the 1960s. "There isn't a music on earth that better suits [Jenny Dee's] voice than girl-group-era r&b, straight up, and that what she's singing here -- with bonus points for writing songs that hold their own next to the classics." -The Boston Phoenix

NOUVELLAS Dansettes alumni Nouvellas have come on the scene armed with the same pop sensibility coupled with simmering dual lead vocals and a grittier no-nonsense band paying tribute not only to the classic soul bread-and-butter that fed their previous incarnation, but to country, rock'n'roll and even heavy metal.

www.DeadFlowers66.com
www.subwaysoul.com
www/thebellhouseny.com

And for our monthly party...

After over 8 years of keeping New York dancing, Subway Soul has gone underground, upstairs! Our new space is a big, white room with a WOODEN FLOOR and A BAR in a basic, private space between Public Assembly and Williamsburg Hall of Music. Think of it as your own soul, speak-easy!
We even have our own 'hole in the wall' entrance, so no more issues with disinterested bystanders blocking our precious dance floor. We waving our groovy banners and reclaiming Subway Soul for it's dancers!
Because its not a public bar, we are having to charge a small cover. of $6
21+

Friday August 20th (and every third Friday of the month )
'The Loft'
70 North 6th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211
The entrance is an unmarked door between Public Assembly and Williamsburg Hall of Music. You wouldn't know it was a club! Look for the Subway soul poster on the door and just head up the stairs.

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If you want to ask about other 60's nights going on in NYC, go to our NYC Scene / Nightlife page for a complete listing of regular nights or sign up to Per G. Berglund 'New York Mod Squad' group on Facebook for more up to the minute events. That's all we know about! We are not able give recommendations for record shopping. Sorry!