Duke and the drivers band

Blueblood young men turned musicians, this aggregation got together sometime in jamming on obscure rhythm blues titles for fun and somehow it clicked. The name Duke the Drivers evolved out of one of their myriad parties where they played for friends and consumed a cocktail called an Orange Driver, grain alcohol vodka and some orange drink. Duke The Drivers. Profile: Boston-area rock / soul / party band formed in Sites: www.doorway.ru Members: "Mississippi" Tom Swift, Cadillac Jack, Feelgood Funk, Jo Lily, Koko Dee, Rhinestone Muddflapps, Sam Deluxe. Variations. Duke and the Drivers have achieved legendary stature as one of the greatest New England party bands of all time. From their inception, the band has been known for explosive rock and roll, funky rhythm and blues, and their outrageous stage show featuring front men Sam Deluxe, Cadillac Jack, Mad Mississippi Buffalo, Earthquake Morton, and Rhinestone Mudflaps III.

The name Duke the Drivers evolved out of one of their myriad parties where they played for friends and consumed a cocktail called an Orange Driver, grain alcohol vodka and some orange drink. When people asked the name of the band, it was up to the harmonica-playing saxophonist who doubled as comedian, Rhinestone Muddflapps (birth name Ando Hixon), to say "Duke's not here.". Blueblood young men turned musicians, this aggregation got together sometime in jamming on obscure rhythm blues titles for fun and somehow it clicked. The name Duke the Drivers evolved out of one of their myriad parties where they played for friends and consumed a cocktail called an Orange Driver, grain alcohol vodka and some orange drink. Duke and the Drivers Home.

3 Dec Duke and the Drivers were an RB-based bar and club band out of Boston (not unlike their compadres the J. Geils Band) who recorded two. 18 Sept Boston / rock / soul / party band dannet i VINYL: Spiller bra uten hakk,noe knitring lette riper. COVER: Er i bra stand Duke The. Thirty years after their heyday, Duke and the Drivers pick up the party where they left off. By Bella English, Globe Staff, 11/15/ There are two women.