Are You In These Photographs ?

These are the Photos Archived for July thru September 2004. (Click on a photo to Enlarge It!)
Artie, Joe (guitar), Ron and Dan sing "Bad Moon Rising" for the audience. 9/26/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	We had a beautiful audience on this sunny Sunday afternoon in Washington Square Park. 9/26/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
This baby jumped up to dance along to "Yellow Submarine". 9/26/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Artie and Ron add some hat fashion to the group. 9/26/2004 *(Photo by Sandy Hechtman)*
This beautiful woman was asked by Sandy (our photographer), what she liked most about her husband, and he wanted to show us. 9/29/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Country singer Lori Behrman arrives. 9/26/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Drita Ftera played the night shift in Washington Square. 9/26/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Sax great Chuck Hancock joins Drita for a show. 9/26/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
This unusually chilly Sunday started with live musical theatre with our friend Michael in a featured role. 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	After the theatre group, acoustic music in Washington Square Park started with Brandon from Manchester, England. 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Later, Joe Budnick and Artie did a version of "Up Around The Bend". 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Sage played a wild solo on the Melodica. 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Drita Ftera sang "Second That Emotion". 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Motorcycle man Gary and country singer Lori B got some sun. 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
See if you recognize these faces ! 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Michael added some fantastic harmonica solos. 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
A new guitar player joined the group. 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	This girl quietly listens to the music. 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
At the end of the day the Harmony Gang tried out some 50's Do Wop. 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	While this couple romantically listened to the music. 09/19/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
A beautiful Sunday afternoon brought out a beautiful audience . . . 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	. . . for the live music in Washington Square Park. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Joe Budnick and Artie do "Up Around The Bend" for the audience. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Ellen (from "Sour Grapes", see "The 14 Best Singer / Songwriters of Greenwich Village 2004) and Audra sing along.
Some audience members relaxed while others got the dancing spirit. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Country singer / songwriter Lori B. and Velma Bowen got into action. Meanwhile, Dan Rivera takes a solo. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Artie hits a high note. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Lori B. breaks out a guitar and plays some of her songs for the audience. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Larry (from "Sour Grapes", see "The 14 Best Singer / Songwriters of Greenwich Village 2004), sang a folk standard. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Paul adds some lead guitar. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
This beautiful girl listened intently to Mike, our new lead guitarist. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Mike, (the new lead guitarist) gets some beautiful sounds from an old nylon string guitar. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Joe Sanders and friends sang an Everly Brothers standard for the audience. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Alexandra looked sad as Artie marched home with his flute. 8/22/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Great singer / songwriter Justin Devereaux played some tunes in Washington Square. 8/15/2004	Not all art can be heard, some just has to be seen. 8/15/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
The beautiful Alexandra with her new hairstyle. 8/14/2004	Artie checks for rain during his performance. 8/15/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
All the kids were dancing to the music in Washington Square Park . . . 8/15/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	. . . and some grown-ups too. 8/15/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Danny plays his flute for the girls. 8/15/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	On this day we had two great harmonica players helping us out with the music. 8/15/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Artie plays a request. 8/14/2004	This guitarist returned after 8 years to play some solos. 8/15/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Lori sings some of her original songs for the audience in Washington Square Park. 8/8/2004	Friends of the musicians are always a welcome site. 8/8/2004
People wear their new clothes and their old clothes to Washington Square Park. 8/8/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Artie entertains the audience with his own unique style. 8/8/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Danny plays his greatest hits on flute (technically a Recorder), for the audience. 8/8/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	The audiences get younger and younger. 8/8/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Singer / Songwriter, Marc Barnhill plays a couple of his original tunes. 8/8/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Some of the audience members hang out and enjoy the music. 8/8/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
James, the famous "Matchstick Man" of Washington Square Park creates handmade items made entirely from matchsticks, . (And yes he sells them for a very reasonable price.) 8/8/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Lori and Joe negotiate with pigeons before starting a show under a tree in Washington Square Park. 8/1/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Audrea (of nyc} and a lovely guest (from la) were just some of the excellent volunteer singers for this Sunday afternoon. 8/1/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Here are some of today's audience members in the park. 8/1/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Jennifer helped Joe B. sing some songs in Washington Square Park 8/1/2004	These folks from Washington DC stopped by to listen to the music. 8/1/2004
This couple from Los Angeles sang some Bob Dylan hits with Harmonica Man playing Flute. 8/1/2004	Lori played one of her hit songs for the crowd. 8/1/2004
Joe Sanders played a song that made everyone get up and dance. 8/1/2004	Professional photographer Sandy Hechtman caught in the act. 8/1/2004
Susan, Franco and Lori relax between songs. 8/1/2004	The incredible Chuck Hancock (sax) and Scott Samuels (guitar) play the night shift while Artie conducts the orchestra. 8/1/2004
These girls came to Washington Square Park to see . . . (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	. . . the Greenwich Village Olympic Synchronized Swimming Team practice. 7/25/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Harmonica Man and "Fidler Extraordinaire", Henry Hemple put a unique spin on Joe's r&b / rock Music. 7/24/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	These folks seem to like the new sound. 7/25/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
I don't know why some people are able to get free guitar lessons? 7/5/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Susan added some harmony to the show. 7/25/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Artie over hears this girl say she needs to take something off before she can . . . (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	work her lips. 7/25/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Legendary David Peel plays some of his tunes. 7/25/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	The harmony guys, Ron Cutler and Danny Rivera do some backup. 7/25/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
(l to r) Scott Samuels, Henry Hemple, Gene and Sheriff Bob play the night shift. 7/25/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Gerry wonders where everyone went. Meanwhile Jack plays a song for little Jake. 7/24/2004
On Tuesday July 20, 2004, Richie Havens, the living legend of Woodstock, came to Virgin Records in Union Square to promote his latest CD, "Grace of the Sun". 7/20/2004	Richie treated a packed house to a mix of his greatest hits and songs from the new CD. (Available at Virgin Records). 7/20/2004 (Richie Havens photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Richie works into a frenzy that brought him a 10 minute standing ovation ! 7/20/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	After the show, Richie and Joe spend time discussing UMO and the Greenwich Village music scene. 7/20/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
As Richie Havens got closer to Greenwich Village, Rene began to take on that Woodstock glow. 7/18/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	Amir artfully tunes his guitar in Washington Square. 7/18/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
(l to r), Singers, Skip Mitchell, Joe Budnick, Ron Cutler, Danny Rivera and the Harmonica Man entertain the crowd. 7/18/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)	The group had a diverse audience. 7/18/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Alexandra told Joe "she'd like to hear a group that is closer to her age", so to be a good friend . . .	. . . Joe invited some brand new musicians to play. 7/18/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
Velma sings a great rendition of "1941 Mining Disaster" . . .	. . for some visitors from around the world. 7/18/2004 (Photo by Sandy Hechtman)
A guitar player originally from Guatemala plays a song in Washington Square. 7/18/2004	This group came down from Canada to check out Greenwich Village. 7/18/2004
A visitor plays some songs. 7/18/2004	This girl from Mexico visits with the musicians. 7/17/2004
Karen and Big John (unofficial mayor of Washington Square). 7/17/2004	Harmony singer Ron Cutler relaxes between songs. 7/17/2004
The beautiful Alexandra is surprised by a photographer in Washington Square. 7/11/2004	Artie plays one of his songs. 7/11/2004
These folks are enjoying the great weekend weather in Washington Square. 7/11/2004	Our good friends Franco and Mercedes relax on a sunny Saturday. 7/11/2004
Harmony singer Ron Cutler gets ready for the big show. 7/11/2004	Jack Aronson drops by to play "Amy" for this group from San Diego. 7/11/2004
Melanie visiting from France talking with Bobby Stewart. 7/10/2004	Scott Samuels, "guitarist extraordinaire" closes out our weekend with the complete version of "Bohemian Rhapsody" on acoustic guitar. 7/11/2004
These two women were hoping to get interesting video in Washington Square Park. 7/3/2004	Gerry and Dan do a song together. 7/3/2004
As seen in the New York Times, famous artist, "James, the Matchstick Man" creates arts and crafts 'one matchstick at a time'. 7/3/2004	Country singer Lori Behrman played a request after someone special gave her a great lay. 7/3/2004
With his fine voice, Gary entertains the crowd. 7/3/2004	Harmonica man provides some catchy solos. 7/3/2004
A new acoustic group played in the park on the holiday weekend. 7/3/2004.	Alexandra refuses to smile for the camera. 7/3/2004
This couple played and sang some fantastic songs. 7/3/2004	This musician from London tried out a new song. 7/3/2004
Artie entertained this lovely girl. 7/3/2004	Joe Sanders plays some oldies for a visitor to Washington Square. 7/3/2004
Love was in the air. 7/2/2004	Drita sang "Into The Mystic" with Gerry. 7/2/2004
Danny and Lisa sang and played some tunes. 7/2/2004	Nelson wowed the audience at the end of the night with a big sing-along. 7/2/2004

Are You In These Village Photographs taken July to September 2004?