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Silver Beam Music

4019 N. Oakley Ave.
Chicago, IL 60618
Phone: (773) 485-3363
Email: bjsilverbeam@msn.com
Web: http://www.silverbeammusic.com
Contact: Barbara Silverman

Front singer and rhythm guitarist for The Schticklers, The Laketown Buskers, The Teflons, The Silver Stars and more. Her appearances range from solo to trio to full band and encompass Vintage Swing, Old-time Country, Jewish gems, and originals. She is on the faculty of the Old Town School of Folk Music in four departments: Vocal, Guitar, Dance and Percussion. She is highly regarded as a warm, engaging, positive and interactive performer and faculty member.

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