Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
- Last night, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrated the 25th anniversary of their first album, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now." Together with opening act Turkuaz, they rocked Brooklyn Bowl with the sounds of funk and jazz all night. The crowd danced, shouted and paraded around and some got pulled up on stage to join in on the show. Photos by <A HREF="http://my.photoshelter.com/claywilliams">Clay Williams</A>.
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