Freestyle Reunion Concert Uno

What's up with all the freestyle concerts lately? First, there was a concert at Bongo's Cuban Café; then Miss "Funky Little Beat" herself, Debbie Deb, showed up at crobar for an Eighties flashback. Now comes Freestyle Reunion Concert Uno, an electro-pop blowout with Debbie Deb, Lisa Lisa, Shannon, Joyce Sims,...

By Mosi Reeves

August 26, 2004

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What's up with all the freestyle concerts lately? First, there was a concert at Bongo's Cuban Café; then Miss "Funky Little Beat" herself, Debbie Deb, showed up at crobar for an Eighties flashback. Now comes Freestyle Reunion Concert Uno, an electro-pop blowout with Debbie Deb, Lisa Lisa, Shannon, Joyce Sims, Will to Power, and many others. The net effect will undoubtedly be similar to the Fifties doo-wop revues that used to roam through county fairs back in the Seventies, gathering together artists long forgotten by the mainstream yet still beloved by their fans.

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