The Disappearing Act Dallas, Texas
The Disappearing Act—a magic trick? An illusion? Maybe a band? Ambiguous though it may be, The Disappearing Act could be
roughly defined as a recording partnership between two songwriting friends, Dallas’s Salim Nourallah and El Paso’s Bob Blumenfeld.
The Disappearing Act has released two albums to date, 2011’s The Disappearing Act and 2015's Born to Say Goodbye.
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