Cook Road Experiment to perform in East Brunswick

Cook Road Experiment, an East Brunswick-based rock band playing songs from the ‘60s and ‘70s, will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 21 at Temple B’nai Shalom, 15 Fern Road, East Brunswick, as part of the global Daniel Pearl World Music Days celebration.

Jim Sausmer, drummer, is a long-time East Brunswick resident who lives in Monroe and works as a certified public accountant.

Dean Nevid, keyboard, is a transplanted Brooklynite who lives in East Brunswick. A retired dentist, he trained on the accordion for four years and then the piano for six years.

Michael Lereah, guitar and vocals, began performing in high school and is one of the founders of Cook Road Experiment.

Joe Perlmutter, bass and guitar, has been playing the guitar since his teenage years in The Bronx, where he played in several bands. A retired dentist, he has been a resident of East Brunswick since 1980 and joined Cook Road Experiment a few years ago.

Mike Moe, guitar and vocals, has been playing guitar since his teens and started his own business doing sound for bands at age 21.

While the concert is free to the community, seating is limited. To reserve seats or for more information, email [email protected] or call 732-251-4300, ext. 222.