Dixie Diaspora
by Zach Hanner
A highlight of this disc has to be "Sadegurer Khosidi" from the group South of Delancey, which features the dazzling vocals of Suzie Bolotin. Bolotin should have great pipes--she won the Spivey's Corner National Hollering Contest a few years ago. Another hot track is "Belz," a bossa nova number from the Raleigh-based trio The Rabbi, The Russian & The Blonde that will have your hips shaking with its South American rhythms. The Magnolia Klezmer Band's numbers, such as "Harshl" and "Moldavian Bulgar," have a traditional, Eastern European feel, while the Triangle Jewish Chorale--under the spirited direction of Jane Peppler--blends its multitude of voices to create mellow harmonies. So snap your fingers, tap your toes along to the music of the Dixie Diaspora, and know that the price of your purchase to going to a great cause.
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