Bobby Syvarth: Links

Myspace: Please visit Bobby's Myspace Music Profile. Newly added MP3's include a home studio version of FOR YOU MY LOVE featuring Carey Harmon from Railroad Earth on drums and vocals, and the one and only Jai Dillon on Bass. DOWNLOAD IT FOR FREE!
Cultural exchange advocate Mr. Stephen Baily: Stephen snapped the photo's of me and Matty J performing at the Hoboken Musica and Arts Festival...a great photographer and supporter of live music!
Chinatown Dragonfighters: Engine Copany 9 is the oldest Company in the New York City Fire Department. Engine 9's roots can be traced all the way back to the Colonial days of 1731. At that time two hand pumpers were imported to New York from London, England. Before these pumpers arrived, the people had only leather buckets to transport water onto a fire.
Talking Buddha: My friends Mario and Erbin...killer band!
Marc Anthony: Accompanying Marc Anthony at the United Nations in New York City was an honor. I'm proud to shared the stage with this amazing artist!
Gregg Gerson: Gregg is one of my best friends, and a killer musician. We met at a club in NYC and within 5 minutes were making music together.
Mark Murphy's Home Page: Ella Fitzgerald declared, "he is my equal!" What can I say? Mark is a living legend, a cool guy, and a great friend. I'm forever grateful to him for giving me the nickname...GROOVEDUDE! Do yourself a favor and check him out.
Tim Carbone: Currently performing with Railroad Earth, Phil Lesh & Friends, and various others. Tim is a great friend and I'm thrilled when I get the chane to play with him. Check him out and buy one of his cd's!!!
Jessie Payo: Jessie contributed a beautiful vocal performance on my recording of FIRE IN BROOKLYN. She's great in the studio and even better live.
Home Grown Radio NJ: The good guys...tune in online!
Acoustic Live April 2005 Feature: The Hand-made Tapestries of Bobby Syvarth by Richard Cuccaro

Every month, we present the most comprehensive and easy to use list of acoustic performances in the New York Metropolitan area. The idea for a printed newsletter-listings guide was initiated by Barbara Horowitz, Publishing Editor, and former coordinator of volunteer staff at the Fast Folk Cafe in NYC. The creation of the newsletter and this website fell to me, Richard Cuccaro, Computer Graphics Artist and former director of the Fast Folk Cafe. Barbara passed away in July of 2001. The newsletter and website continue on. Viki Peterman, my wife, now assists as treasurer and with distribution. We'll continue improving this site at every opportunity.We hope you like our efforts! --- Richard Cuccaro, Publisher