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sat in with the OK's at age six, reportedly doing front man duties in Twist and Shout." Sister Celeste can be seen as the babe in Everything's ' Hootch" video—at least the version shot on location in Rappahannock.
Local divas Heimstra, Orfila and Coon evolved their art kaleidoscopically, singing alone, together, with old bands, and new ones. Linda Heimstra spent some time in Blues Fuze with Ralph Fortune whom she met at one of Reisler's "Song Camp Weekends."
Orfila, daughter of an Argentinean diplomat, got her Rappahannock start with theater groups, and later joined the local music scene various bands and then, with Scott Muthersbaugh, recorded as Done Deal at Smiggy Smith's Studio III and created a Rappahannock classic.
Done Deal evolved into the party band Psycho Billy with the Muthersbaugh brothers, front man Chris Frazier, and
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