Simchas Bais Hashoeva: How did the music begin in 5741 (1980)?

00:01 An additional insight regarding the Simchas Bais HaSheva dancing which began in Tafshin Mem Aleph, late 1980. It was when the Rebbe began speaking on the first evening of Sukkos and continued likewise throughout Sukkos, speaking about Simcha and increasing the Simcha, Simcha of Sukkos and Bais HaSheva, etcetera. On the first evening of Chalamed, after the Sicha of that evening, Rab Nachum Pinson came home. Look, his home is located on Montgomery Street between Brooklyn and Kingston, and related to his family that the Rebbe spoke that the dancing should be to the extent as the gas zal mitantzen, the street should dance along. When Rab Nachum Pinson's wife, Aleha Shalom, heard of the Rebbe Sicha, she offered her home to fulfill the Rebbe's above directive. They contacted the musician, Rab Yossi Piamento, Aleha Shalom, who was niftah this past year, and he immediately came to the Pinsons to check out their electric power, which can host and supply the juice, the electric for playing various musical instruments. The dancing began on the lawn of Rabbi Pinson's house with a band created by Rab Yossi Piamento. Rab Yankel Chazan, Zolzain gezunt, sang some Hasidish nigunim through the evening. After the first evening, being that the crowd grew, the police closed the corner of Brooklyn and Montgomery Street for traffic to allow the crowd to dance in the street. The dancing continued throughout Sukkos on the street of their block, which was closed for traffic. The next year, the dancing began on Kingston Avenue.