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The Soul Arts and Music Foundation, incorporated in Delaware in 2010...promotes music education and history among inner city youths...
Florida Secretary of State records show Soul Arts Music...was started (this) May by...Patxi Pastor, the chief marketing officer of...Miami Beach’s recent centennial celebrations...Pastor’s paperwork listed (Sam Moore's wife) Joyce Moore as director.
The company...was dismantled in August after Moore...(who) has known Pastor for about one year...threatened to sue. (S)he had no idea Pastor started the corporation. “I have no idea why that young man would do such a thing without my permission,” she said. Said Pastor...“You need to ask Joyce about all of this. I wish them well. The two of us were just not a good fit.”
...Joyce Moore says, “If we postpone, we’ll honor all tickets on the makeup date, and those who can’t attend will be reimbursed.”
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Well,
was Pastor working with Moore on The Soul Arts And Music Foundation benefit, or was he not? And if the venue is booked, $25K tables have been sold, and Pastor's company eliminated three months ago, why postpone? I think you're right about the problem being $$$ -- but as in not enough tickets being sold (though more than two weeks' notice certainly would have helped). Will this be a replay of what happened in
Vancouver -- an attempt to pay upfront expenses with ticket sale revenues?