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Luke asks a special guest three personal music questionsairing at 8 a.m. every Friday on Northland Morning.Back Tracks is sponsored by: MPECU

Back Tracks: Three Music Questions with Tamalyn Dallal

A woman in a black dress with red patterned trim dances in front of a small group of musicians
Denise J. Marino

For fifty years, Tamalyn Dallal has been tied to the art of dance. Her passion has led her around the world for performances at high-profile locations and with exemplary musicians - including a centralized performance during the Super Bowl halftime show in 1995.

On September 18th-20th, the New Orleans-based dancer will be in Duluth for Raqs & Reset, a dance and wellness immersion. More information and registration is available online. Proceeds from the event will be donated to the 988 Crisis Hotline.

Tamalyn's personal music history is a little fuzzy. As a teenager, she was a collector of albums, so pinning down the first was a task. For a first live concert, Tamalyn was equally unsure. As a young music journalist for her school newspaper, she went to many live shows. But for her guilty pleasure song, there wasn't any hesitation. "I like it whenever I hear it... I love the cello version."

You can hear Back Tracks every Friday at 8am on Northland Morning.

Luke Moravec is the host for Northland Morning on The North 103.3. He’s also a local actor, musician and writer. He loves puzzles, riddles and fun mysteries.
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