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WEEK radio, an event from which the airwaves were a long tune recovering, the band members agree. “We were terrible!” acknowledged Scott Muthersbaugh, refusing to go into further detail.
“So maybe we should talk about our musical influences?" he suggested, changing the suhiect. “I’m the blues crowd - rhythm and blues.”
Judging from the responses from the rest of the OKs, this is definitely a band under the influence: Cream, Little Feat, the Who, the Grateful Dead, the Band, the Beatles
And the mix comes out “Pennsylvania Muthersbaugh,” joked the Mothers Brothers.
“Scottish Virginia music,” insisted Smiggy.
Old-time rock and roll that invites listeners to dance, say the long-time OK people.
The music gets underway Saturday night, Nov. 18, at 8 p.m. at the fire hall in Washington. Admission is $7 per person. Refreshments, including sodas, coffee, pizza, nachos and baked goods wall be sold. The reissued OK’s tee-shirt will also be available, and the music is going to b'- recorded for possible iv'ease on tap-.
.. record contract? “We wish!” Wagge-'er answered, explaining that the OKs will be doing the aping themst :ves.
“It'; The Son of the Sun label,” added Smiggy in a final OK quip.
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