2000:
Arts & Entertainment Best Female Violinist Randi Fishenfeld
"We said E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons knew
how to pick 'em, and here's proof: Randi Fishenfeld, the 37-year-old
criminal lawyer turned electric-violin player Clemons chose for
his other group, Band of Faith. When Fishenfeld goes into her
patented gypsy number on stage, she becomes possessed by the music.
She goes crazy, and the club crowds go crazy with her. Besides
fiddling with Band of Faith, she also plays with her own band,
Blue Fire, which puts in appearances at O'Hara's in Fort Lauderdale
and Hollywood and at the A Train in Delray Beach. It's a busy
schedule, but that's exactly what she wants. "When I get
all that energy back," she says, "it makes me want to
go out and kiss everyone." Oh, if only she would. "
Originally Published: May 11, 2000 |
The one comment most heard when people
talk about BLUE FIRE is “The
chemistry is amazing and the energy is incredible”. Those
are a couple of intangible ingredients found in all great bands---
not something that can be faked. You’ll find much more
in BLUE FIRE.
Experience their show.....you won’t
be disappointed.
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· BLUE FIRE recently opened up
for The Beach Boys in February and Foreigner in March of 2006.
· The BLUE FIRE BAND will be featured
in a 4th of July concert this summer in Fort Lauderdale,
Florida.
· The BLUE FIRE Band currently performs at a local nightspot
in Fort Lauderdale, Florida called
O’Hara’s
on Las Olas Blvd.
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