OMG!!!!!!!!!!!! Doug And The Slugs!!!!

Cafe Society
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I have obviously been living under a rock, because until this evening, when I went to the site of one of my favorite animators, mogipbob, I never even knew this group existed!:eek:

http://www.youtube.com/user/Mogipbob#p/search/0/cFQ16KwPXyQ

As a musician, I’m pretty well “up” on music and groups, so how this great group missed my attention, I have no clue.:confused::rolleyes:

Once again, my thanks to Lurkmeister for bringing this guy and talent for putting classic (and current) songs to my attention.

He’s a hit on the blog. Sure is.

Thanks

Q

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You’re a little late here. The band broke up in 1992 and Doug Bennett died in 2004.

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I know! :frowning:

Sorry I missed 'em, Nemo!:frowning:

Still gonna check 'em out though!:slight_smile:

Thanks,

Quasi

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I get a Charlie Pride video.

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Give it time to load, John:wink:

(Don’t click on the arrow)

thanks

Q

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Doug and the Slugs played a dance in my res in university in 1984.

Every once in a while I hear one of their songs on the radio, but then, I’m on Vancouver Island.

And that’s all I got for D&TS. Oh, I think I have one of their albums in the back bedroom. Champagne and Bologne?

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Quasi, in Georgia, didn’t know that the twat that used to annoy me down the pub even existed?

I’m stunned. :stuck_out_tongue:

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I’d love to go to one last Slugfest…

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Stunned?

Dude, I’m warbled!!!

Q

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I remember these guys from the early days of videos - this video in particular.

I think it was on Night Tracks. I loved that show when it first came out.

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That would be Cognac and Bologna. Still, I think the best title of any of their albums was Music for the Hard of Thinking. Yep, I remember them too.

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Looking forward to listening to some more of their stuff on YouTube! Thanks, Face!:slight_smile:

Q

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I also was a big fan of that show hosted by Wolfman Jack! Never missed a show that The Guess Who (another Canadian group, right?) were on!

Midnight Special, wasn’ it?

OMG! I MISS those days and playing my drums to Bachman-Turner Overdrive’s “Takin Care Of Business”!

“The Live Five” and I had a regular gig at this place right here in Carroll County, out in a pasture, and the rest of the band used to put down their guitars while me and the drums and the audience just kept singin’.

You had to be there, ah reckon! :wink:

Thanks, y’all!

Quasi

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I used to watch Midnight Special.

Linda Ronstadt was hot.