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New York-based Israeli guitarist and vocalist Dida has a particular talent for storytelling. Whether it be a jazz standard, a scorching blues number, an old country ballad, or a heartfelt original “Dida sings in a voice sometimes playful, warm, resonant, no frills. She sings the words, giving them their meaning, their weight, with perfect diction and charm." (Jazz Hot, France)
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Previous events
Interpreting some remarkable songs and the mysterious stories behind a group of underground female artists, some hardly known and others under recognized, who wrote music and lyrics often well ahead of their time. From 1950s singer-songwriter Connie Converse and self-taught American blues guitarist Elizabeth Cotten to Molly Drake, Mistress Mary, Tia Blake and Norma Tanega.
at C'mon Everybody sharing the bill w Melissa Mary Ahern, Anna RG & TBA
Special Valentine's day show at the Owl Music Parlor,
Sharing the bill with the wonderful Melissa Mary Ahern
At Glenn Miller Cafe, Stockholm, w Susanna Risberg
Glenn Miller Cafe, Brunnsgatan 21A, 111 38 , Stockholm, Sweden
The Hum tribute to Joni Mitchel at Public Arts
Public Arts at the Public Hotel , 215 Chrystie St, New York, NY 10002
DIDA sings the Lost Women of Song at The Owl
Dida- guitar & vocals Tony Scherr- guitar Spencer Murphy- bass Bill Campbell- drums
DIDA and the Lost Women of Song at The Rizzoli Bookstore
The Rizzoli Bookstore, New York, 1133 Broadway, New York, NY 10010
Dida uncovers folk music’s forgotten treasures. Interpreting some remarkable songs and the mysterious stories behind a group of underground female artists, some hardly known and others under recognized, who wrote music and lyrics often well ahead of their time. From 1950s singer-songwriter Connie Converse and self-taught American blues guitarist Elizabeth Cotten to Molly Drake, Vashti Bunyan, Tia Blake and Norma Tanega.
Rizzoli is the most beautiful bookstore in New York
On the bill with Jake Sherman and TBA
