PHOTOS! 'Risky Business' comes to Malverne
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Singer Eddie Genninger joined Mary Smith, of Franklin Square, for a dance, while Cathy Fitzgerald of Wantagh cheers them on.
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Malverne Village Mayor Tim Sullivan came to say hi to Malverne neighbors and enjoy the ‘Risky Business’ concert.
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Band members Eddie Genninger, left, Sal Ferraro, and Camille Saturday sang in harmony during the concert at the Malverne gazebo.
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‘Risky Business,’ including Sal Ferraro, left, Camille Saturday, Bill Onessios, Will Medwediw, Dominic DePaola, Greg Guarino and Eddie Geninger, performed for Malverne neighbors on Aug. 23
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Will Medwediw, left, and Dominic DePaola rocked on for the dozens of Malverne neighbors that gathered for the ‘Risky Business’ concert.
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All summer, neighbors across Malverne have been treated to free local concerts organized by the village. “Risky Business,” a seven-piece band, delighted their audiences with their performance. Their repertoire, which included hits from all decades, even got the audience on their feet to dance along.
Their performance was originally slated for Aug. 2, but was rescheduled due to bad weather. Luckily, the septet made sure to return to give neighbors a fun-filled — and free — night of music under the stars.
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