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The band asked me to play this
one of their great studio tracks. This

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is called Bandit Fox and the Flamingos, and they are coming up next.

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They're going to perform for us live
in studio. But this is a really

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great track. Check this out.
Fox and the Flamingos will be live in

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studio. Click on my feet,
I keep and I I'll take up and

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just at five speaking out the neighborhood. Me and my fool always up to

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nob This ain't no two advice and
hit on your shong and I'll hit you

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with a laddle and tell that or
anything you should know. Block up my

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mother and go away tee. Everybody's
stealing any feeling me. I don't know

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what you think, but I don't
know. And the feeling for a fucking

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box and for the stealing shot.
Everyhis is away out. I'm gonna stay

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all heart ever run. There's a
Fox school needs luck for dangers. The

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watching meet, she said danger.
Anything you say you can't they use against

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you, saving you overling this in
the whole house. I'm here for your

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soul and I'll hit you with the
middle do anything, get your God,

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love my heart and throw away to
beef. And anybody saying any seem as

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me. I don't know what you
think. Don't know you can read one

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fucking father from me. Lord gonna
steal show. I'm gonna stay on part

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everyone house my heart? Can you
little round my heart? M m mmm

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mmm mmm mmm. There is a
song I want to tell, run way

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back deep like a well. There
is a song I need to sing.

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It seems it's somehow God away.
I'm just killing time until time kills me.

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A coin for the pyramid, a
ring for the sea, Give light

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to darkness, give life unto your
claim until time kills me. I'm killing

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time to day. There is a
story from the distant pass before the first

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became the last. There is a
story I need to share, came from

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no place and it's going now.
I'm just killing time until time kills me.

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A coin for the ferrymen, a
ring for the sea, Give light

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darkness, give life unto your claim
until time kills me. I'm killing I

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am today. There is a message
that must be conveying from whatever place you

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have me. There was a message
I needed to pass, but it's gone.

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It's gone, It's gone, gone, gone. No, I'm just

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killing time until time kills me.
A coin for the ferryman, A ring

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for the sea, Give light to
darkness, give life unto clay until time

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kills me up. Killing time today, I'm just killing time until time kills

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me. A coin for the ferry
man, A ring for the sea,

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give light to darkness, give life
unto clay. Chill time kills me up?

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Killing time today, I'm chilling And
let me bring up these mics.

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Here. We've got some musicians here
in studio with us, this great band

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Fox and the Flamingos. And uh, let's see, that's Gary over there

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on the couch, which is,
uh where I think you were the last

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time you were here, wasn't it? Yeah, pretty close to this.

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Uh yeah, me and Mark were
squeezed on the seat. Oh that's right,

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that's right, very cool. Uh
what uh what we should do?

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Gary? Why don't you because not
everyone has a mic, why don't you

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introduce everybody if you want? Everyone
who's in the band. And sure,

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yeah, lead singer over here is
Maizie Ray. Uh. She's a wonderful

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singer. She's the sprite in the
young energy of the band. Because we're

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a bunch of old guys. Welcome
Tyler Tyler on guitar, Tyler Moran.

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He's been playing guitar forever, very
very creative. He does a very good

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uh a lot of our all of
our digital harda ultimately, which is something

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I could never do. So we're
thankful for that. You met Ryan Pratt,

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our drummer down there on his pair
down kit. Yes, me and

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hive been playing together for a long
time, actually being Ryan BOSSI too,

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our piano player. We've been playing
off and on for for a long time.

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Boss he's in a bunch of different
bands. He gets all over the

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place too. Uh So, yeah, yeah that's it, And I'm Gary

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Smith. I've been uh yes,
I've been. I've been playing this and

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that other band jam tomorrow that was
here, and uh yeah it's a it's

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a fun, fun project for sure. Yeah. We played bandit earlier and

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really good song, really good song. And I know we have some other

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studio tracks too. But I'm dying
to hear you all live. Can I

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just uh just have each of you
just play something quick so I can kind

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of do We gotta do this on
the fly, a little sound check here,

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but uh okay, okay, and
I'll adjust the levels as we go

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obviously sounds good, Okay, awesome
and amazing. Test one two, Test

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one two, all right, sounds
sounds great. Like I said, I'll

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ride the faders as we go to
adjust. I'm pretty you know, we're

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sort of limited as terms of what
we can do here, obviously, but

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I'm pretty good at that, so
I'm sure. I'm sure it'll sound good.

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I'm dying to hear you all play, So whenever, whenever you're ready,

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Yeah, gone, go sid I
think it's today. The girl that's

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triving me my, she's got a
ticket to right. She's got a ticket

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to right. She's got a ticket
to right, and she don't care.

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She said that little was bringing a
tie. Yeah, but she would never

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be free when I was around.
She's got a ticket to ride. She's

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got a ticket to ride. She's
got a ticket to ride, and she

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don't care. I don't know why
he's riding so high. She gotta thinks,

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might she gotta do ride by me? For she kids to say go

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bye? Shetta thinks right, she
gotta do right by me. I don't

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know why she's riding so high.
She had a thinks what she gonna do

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ride by me? She gets him
saying bye, she had a things,

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what she gonna do? Ride by
me gone go beside. I think it's

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a day. The girl that's driving
me made, he's going away. He's

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gotta ticket to right. She's gotta
ticket to right. She's gotta ticket to

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right. And she don't care.
Not Byby don't care. Not theyby don't

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care. Not theyby don't care.
Not Byby don't care. Oh, she

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don't care. Very nice, very
nice if you're if you're just joining us.

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We have Fox and the Flamingos,
well live in studio with us,

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and uh, just breaking a clip
line. Is this your own? That's

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cool as me, it's very rock
star actually decided you have a dumpster downstairs?

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Well, yeah, actually in the
alley there is one, by the

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way. So Dylan Reynolds, very
talented musician. In the chat room,

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he says, I'm getting a rockabilly, bluesy vibe from this. Very awesome.

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Thank you, very cool, Thanks
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we have a call. I think
I think this is our friend. Charles

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Richardson probably has a question for y'all. Charles, is that you Yeah,

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yeah, I don't have a question. I just have a lot of praise.

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Holy bleep, be bleep. That
was amazing. That honestly didn't sound

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that sounded clearer than a CD.
That's amazing, guys, damned it rocked

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it out. I love that song
now I love it even more big thanks

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to that. First off, who's
that young lady on vocals? Oh that's

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amazing, Ray she on her?
Let me tell you, dang, that's

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saying Listen. I just I just
had to call in and give my praise

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because standing on Facebook chat wouldn't give
it any justice. You guys flipping rock?

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Oh very nice, Thank you for
the call. Charles, very good.

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Yeah, that's nice. That's very
nice. How long has this band

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been together? How long have y'all? Will be two years in November?

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Okay, so we're a year and
change. Okay, we're all we're all

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experienced musicians that have kind of come
from diferent areas and uh, different genres,

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you know, different upbringings, different
different influences in genres, et cetera.

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And that definitely adds to our our
sound. Yeah if you will.

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But h so, you know,
putting putting the band together itself was was

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pretty no brainer. When we were
putting the pieces together, uh, and

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the sound has just kind of evolved
and it can continues to grow for sure.

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And is it always the same configuration
when you play out because it seems

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like you you'd have some flexibility with
a project like this if somebody can't be

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there or something. Does that ever? Does that ever change? You know?

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We are very much like a unit. Yeah, we don't like to

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do things without one or the other. We've never done a show without the

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five of us as a unit.
Like I said, we do want eventually

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to add in some horns. We've
talked about a saxophone backup singers, you

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know, down the road eventually.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're you

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know, Mazie plays keys, and
you know we can can all, you

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know, start to experiment in different
in areas like that with you know,

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we're starting the discussions of you know, what if what if Mazie played keys

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on this song and you know,
I sing backup vocals, but I,

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you know, like Gary mentioned before, I play in another band and I

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sing you know, lead and sing
things like that too, So you know,

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maybe and we do some some sort
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we both kind of take the lead
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so we definitely have some some flexibility
there. Yeah, your voices sound great

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together, thank you. Yeah,
yeah, that really shot out on that

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track on that song Let's play so
Gary. It also sent me. It's

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called without Love, Yeah, studio
track. Yeah, well, we'll give

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this a listen anything anything we should
know about this before we play it.

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This all three of our songs that
you'll be hearing to night. They're all

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kind of songs that we kind of
collectively wrote, started from a riff and

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kind of just blossomed that practice to
go from there, and uh yeah,

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that's kind of how they've all been
written. This song is very unique from

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the other two, as a lot
of our songs kind of this is a

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a different vibe than than bandit for
sure, we're band It's a little more

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up tempo, it's more a little
laid back. BOSSI has a cool,

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little like rappy reggae part that's in
there that that's really really unique. We

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we tend to like let our songs
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So I don't think we've ever made
like a three minute song, but

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that's what happened. Yeah, all
right, very cool. Let's let's give

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this a listen. So this is
called without Love. This is studio track

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by Fox and the Flamingos. And
then we'll come back and they're gonna play

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for us some more. Oh,
what would you do without love? I'm

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too a friend to love because love
is what truly makes us well here and

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connected by soul. It's betting you, it's betting me, and I know

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you. Sky's a purple sees a
blue heaven't known that I I do over?

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Why would you do without? Well? I'm afraid that this number over?

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Who would you even? Or too? Is the essence of laughing to

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spit in you s with in me
and I know you skies of purple season

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blue heaven, know that I had
dome enough it's enough of But we all

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come just like a live love.
It's between them, just the boyd in

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the pub of life. That you
believe the love and you'll dropping pup and

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your weight to so the love and
fun that you ever walk. Believe the

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numbers alto round everything. The lady
move your dad that you this so you're

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so contersting, realize with your eyes
with the skies all the prize of your

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wise, of the rival. The
reason this side. Tell you what you

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do win own love? I have
never seen. Tell you what's gonna arn?

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What child to win out love?
Could you in live down love?

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And did you love that? It
feels your soul? We are nowhere.

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Well to go love yourself that you
befool You did it already. It's gonna

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be all right. You're alive and
your love. Oh, to be loved

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is to be alive. I tell
you on time, be m that's nice

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without love. That is Fox and
the Flamingos and they are here with us

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live in studio. Great track,
great track, and amaze, you've got

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a great voice. How did you
are you? Did you have formal training

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or are you self taught? Or
if you'd asked my mom, she'd tell

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you that I came out the womb
singing. Yeah. I used to told

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me I used to sing myself to
sleep when I was like three years old.

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Yeah, And I did take voice
workshop. It's a class in high

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school. All throughout my high school. Shout out to missus R. Doote.

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She was an amazing teacher and definitely
like gave me a lot of technique

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to work with, taught me all
about the importance of warming up and taking

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care of your voice and yeah,
stage presence, which you know, it's

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sometimes it's funny how you learn things
in high school but then you have to

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relearn them again after you graduate.
So yeah, that's all. That's all

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though. My father is a musician, and so is my uncle. My

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uncle Andrew was in a band called
c Note back in the nineties of boy

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band kid Lou Pearlman was their manager, no kidding. Yeah, he's an

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amazing singer. Andrew Rodgers. He
went by Drew Rogers, so you know,

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I, I guess I got a
lot of my natural ability from my

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dad's side of the family. Oh
wow, I'd like to get him on

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the show. I could promise.
He does live in Florida, so it'd

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have to be like a yeah,
yeah, no problem though, No,

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that that sounds interesting. Yeah,
it always helps if you come, I

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think from a musical family, you
know, and have that have that upbringing.

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Let's see, Dan Mooren joins us
in the Facebook live chat, and

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I thought that might be that's that's
a new name. So oh, very

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nice, speaking of supportive families.
There you go. Yeah, he's also

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a musician, is amazing, excellent, excellent, and also Patrick cow tourier,

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cow tourier. Yeah, how do
you say it? I was way

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off. I've always said Couturier,
but he's well. Pat says, I'm

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really digging this track, guys,
pretty tight with the great groove rock on

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very nice. Tony Petrello, I
don't know if you know Tony, he's

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also a musician. He says they
are really good and he wrote really good

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in all caps of it. Thank
you so much. Thanks for the love,

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y'all. Absolutely, and Dan Moran
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Jenny said. Jenny says, this
is awesome. Jay Fed from Vermont says,

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I'm digging this. Yeah, so
you're getting ah, you're getting a

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lot of love in there. Absolutely, I'm smiling so big. We'd love

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to play in Vermont. Yeah,
tell some places about us? Yeah yeah?

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Where where where do you play?
Do you do? You play a

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lot of shows? Yeah, we've
we've so here in Manchester, We've played

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at Murphy's tap Room. We've also
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really good time too. We play
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Oh, I mean New England,
New Hampshire. As we have a show

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coming up in Worcester, and that'll
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That's all exciting in Milford in a
couple of weekends. Yeah, doing the

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headlining headlining stage next weekend. Uh, and then we play uh that night

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at the Posta Loft Events Center right
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back Saturday night at the Pumpkin Festival
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Jay Fed says you can play at
his house if you want to play

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in Vermont, all right, but
he might he might try to talk you

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into getting new into an ice bath. I don't remember if that came up.

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The ice bath. Yeah, I
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week. Oh yeah, yeah,
oh thank you. The opposite good point

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hot, it's the opposite of gold. Wondered, that is true? Uh?

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J Fed Also he's wondering. Uh. And of course this doesn't apply

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to all of you, obviously,
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you ever considered increasing the length of
your beards? Mine was pretty good for

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a while. Yeah, Garis was
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of his chest. Really wow,
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get to my neckt itchy and things
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So sorry, my dad's is down

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to his belly button, is it
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like terminal length already. But it's
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I can tell how old he is
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longer, he's gotten old, like
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what I saw one the other day, and it was like as short as

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mine, and I was like,
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you like to play another song?
I'd love to hear you're another one?

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Yeah, if you couldn't tell,
we we'd like to take our own little

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spin on on popular covers. So
this, yeah, another one of those

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excellent mm hmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmm. So downy
child, so do the knob And if

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you was so smart, ion is
still so big. Pleas the fire,

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the hurry about your bed, pulled
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He got so much to do and
going so many hours in a day.

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You know, when to this horse
that you can get what you want on

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you can just get over. You're
gonna kick off before you being it highway

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through? When will you realize being
away for you slow down, you don't

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fride, You can't be everything you
wanna be before your time Alo, it's

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so long, no kick on the
thro the line tonight, tonight, Joe

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babe, and it's the life you
leave you so himself that you forgot what

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you need or you can see you
when wrong? You know you can't always

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see when your brides ride. You
got the passing, you got your pride.

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But don't you know that only pools
and satisfy, dream on? Don'ta

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let you little home to will you
hear eis be in a ways? Were

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you so down? Your crazy child? Take up one up the hook and

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disappear for a while. It's stop
fight to get a part of the day

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or to when will you read lives? Get in a way? Make you

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being a white spot being a ways
when you go ju gook gor just goock

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your just your jack. You'll go. But you know the when the truth

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is told that you can get what
your waiting. You can look. Get

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a kick off before you leaping it
highway being away, kick off before you

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weaving, get halfway, be a
lie and a weed. Boo awesome,

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awesome, great job, Thank you
foughts and the Flamingos. This here live

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in studio with us. Jack Polner
in the Facebook live chat says, these

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guys are awesome. And my wife
and I buy cars from the basis somebody

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out there and uh, let's see. Uh oh, Carol's a Warwitz says,

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great music. Wonder Swede says,
this is so cool. We say

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from us, we say that you
can come to Greensboro, North Carolina sometime.

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Fox and the Flamingos. Maybe you
can do a version song of Ticket

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to Ride love it. That's how
they love, That's how they talk in

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green right right yes? Uh and
uh hello to Amerian Banish in the chat

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room. Where where does the name
come from? By the way, it's

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actually it's it's funny. So U
you know when we put the group together,

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uh it it started actually between Ryan
uh Pratt and Gary and myself.

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We were actually jamming up at Ryan's
uncle's house in the in the basement.

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You know, he had a full
drunk kid in the whole setup and whatnot,

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and and we we were talking,
we were like, we would I'd

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love to put together a funk band
with a female lead singer. And then

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somewhere along the line, I just
got this notion of wanting to be like

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like Huey Lewis and the News,
you know, like a blank you know,

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a front person. And then the
back backing band is is you know,

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a fun name, right, And
Huey Lewis and the News was already

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taken and unfortunately top on our list. But you know, my backup was

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Hoody and the Blowfish. But but
I got the notion of wanting to be

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the Flamingos. I just loved that
like notion of you know, there's so

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much flavor if you will, in
all things Flamingo and the what people,

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you know, what you think about
when you think Flamingo, you think fun

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and party and you know, warm
weather, l you know, lively,

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atmosphere, et cetera, et cetera, and all the possible combinations. And

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then we started the group and Mazie
joined and we were, you know,

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really we're like, okay, we're
a band. And there was one night,

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it must have been ten thirty at
night. I'm sitting on the couch

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watching TV and Maze and I are
chatting and I just happened to ask her.

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I was like, hey, Mas, what's your spirit animal? And

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I mean it's one of those things
where you see the three bubbles pop up

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as soon as you send it through. There was no thinking, and she

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was like Fox and I was like
boom, Fox, and the Famingos just

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runs right off. And we were
we had a whole list of names that

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we were chatting about, and you
know, blanking the Famingos. They knew

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that that that was going to be
out there, and I was like,

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guys, this is god it happened. So yeah, like you threw that

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out there. Yeah, in the
group chat, you threw that out there.

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And then we kept for weeks,
we kept throwing out names and trying

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to come up. It was uping
for that one. I really was pushing

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that one, and I think that's
why we initially ended on that one for

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sure. Yeah, you know,
and like as soon as he threw that

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out there, because I was designing
stuff, I started designing logos right away

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with that name before we decided on
it. So I was like, that's

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the name. That's not going to
be. There's no other names, especially

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with her, like with the Fox
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Yeah, yeah, no doubt.
I did used to be a redhead

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blonde now of course, but it
was fitting. I had my little moment

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over yeah, Arctic Fox. Now, yeah, we have a call.

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Our friend Mike Doyle is online him, Mike, Mike, hey man,

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how's everything going good? How are
you very good? Very good? You

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got a full studio there? Hey, I just want to tell you I

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am a connoisseur. Nothing against the
band. They played great, but I'm

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a connoisseur of female voices and I'm
putting this young lady in my top ten.

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There you go. She's phenomenal,
phenomenal and just the tones and the

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and sliding in and out of different
different different octaves or whatever you would call

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it. It's just phenomenal. And
the band back and a rupt is uh.

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I'll give him, I'll give him
a step behind, but they're really

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good. We'll take it. We'll
take it. Yeah. But yeah,

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great job, great. I already
looked up trying to buy an album and

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looking up all your stuff and what's
out there I can find for you,

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and I already put you on my
Shazam is on. So yeah, just

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because I really want to believe me
that again, don't don't get me wrong.

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The band is great, but she
was She's phenomenal. Oh, very

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nice. All I wanted to say, very nice. All right, Mike,

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thank you for the call. I
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bye bye, all right, very
nice. Well that's cool speech. Yeah.

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Yeah, this guy's definitely helped build
me into the musician I am though.

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I mean, I've had the voice, but it's taken a lot to

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to get to where I am with
stage presence and just confidence in general on

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stage, and it's still building in
me and I'm still figuring out how to

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get to that sweet spot without drinking
too much. So she's got the natural

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talent and luckily we can we can
bring it out of her. I'm glad

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everybody else is seeing that too.
Yeah, yeah, it's reassures us.

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Yeah, absolutely. Uh. Stephanie
Ree and the Facebook live chat says Hi,

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Fox and the Flamingos, you guys
sound great tonight. Thank you,

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step than you, thank you very
very nice. Did you did you want

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to do one more live one?
I don't know how many? How many

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were you guys planning on doing?
Oh, we have another one if you

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want to. Somebody somebody in the
chat room requested superstitious that you guys do

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a great version of that. But
but but whatever whatever you want to play.

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Yeah, I would probably be a
little tough. This is acoustic.

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Yeah, the first time touch of
my acoustics since this band started. The

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biggest thing would be for Pratt or
drummer, because he's on a cahoni right

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now. Ryan is no strangers to
the cohone. He and I used to

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do a little acoustic duo group called
Little Kings and oh yeah, and he

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has this hole what he calls the
Frankin kit where he built it around the

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Cohoni. He's got all these gum
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So he's no stranger. But oh, by the way, I want to

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get this and Stephanie. Marie also
said these guys have worked so hard to

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really hone in their skills and watch
them grow not only as individuals but as

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a whole group has been amazing.
So very nice. Thank you, Thanks,

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very nice, Thanks Ben, mom, mommy. Very cool. But

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yeah, play play whatever you want. We just want to prepare another one.

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So yeah, awesome, Yeah,
will be thank you guys. Got

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it says if you're just joining usis
is Fox and the Flamingos live in studio

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and you love her takes to the
sky like a bird and finding little being

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love. I al, you've never
seen a woman taken by it and be

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We'll just save. She promise you
haven't well she is like a cat in

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the darken. She's darkness. She
was alive, like a fine skylarkless sky,

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starlish. I al, I've never
seen woman taken by and we'll just

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save. She promise you haven't you
ever? Will you ever? Wee wee

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chrems like a bill you love love
ex to a sky like a bird and

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fliding will be. I have never
seen woman taken lock and we this day.

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She promised, you have a well, I wind, you have ween,

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we have we are, we are, we are minds stay in mind,

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using mind does stay in mind?
Taken by speaking. Oh my god,

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that was so good. You wow, thank you Wow. Fox and

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the Flamingos, ladies and gentlemen live
in studio with us. That was that

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was great. Listen before we run
out of time. So obviously we have

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one more song to play this new
So this will be the first time this

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has been heard Gary when we yeah, besides us sending it around to our

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friends. Really, uh, it
hasn't made it onto any of the streaming

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things. We're gonna do something a
little more special for this than we did

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for the first two where we kind
of just spat them out on all the

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platforms. We're gonna, yeah,
probably do something a little more special for

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this, so stay tuned for that. But so this will be a world

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premiere, world premiere. Yeah,
just like this and all the Jam Tomorrow

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songs we recorded Board's House Productions and
Brookline Pete as a great, great producer.

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Yes, shout out Pete Pelloquin.
Yeah, he's a he's awesome,

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very nice, very nice. And
uh, also, what should people know

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about where to find Fox and the
Flamingos online. So we are on Facebook,

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We're on Instagram. We're constantly posting
new show dates on We have a

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post on our Facebook it shows all
of our upcoming dates. We're on Spotify,

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Apple Music, iTunes, yep,
anyway can Yeah, and our YouTube

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channels pretty vast. Yeah, we
post all our live shows. Yeah.

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We we do recordings of our all
of our live shows and post them there

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so if you miss it, you
have a chance to see it. Excellent,

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excellent, Yeah, very very happy
to have you all here. This

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has been amazing and like I said
to you got a lot of love in

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the Facebook live chat. Everybody's uh, everybody's digging what you're doing. So

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thanks again everybody. Yeah, we
appreciate that so much. Absolutely absolutely.

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Dan Morn says, nicely done.
I'm proud of you, guys. I

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love you. Thanks, Bob,
very nice, very nice. All right,

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this is the premiere. This is
the world premiere of the brand new

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track from Fox and the Flamingos.
This is called Don't Be a Stranger.

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And again, thanks everybody. This
has been amazing, Thank you, Thanks

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again, Mack absolutely so you know
me, but I have a feeling with

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God being come not befferends tell we
may be strangers, boing. I'm so

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defferent and not so dear friends,
never would a guess you won't. I

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be here tonight. Lune is inside
and I'm high as a card. I

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don't worry on my mind. Are
we say if we connect some favorite I

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die? Tell me why connect to
something? But take out they gonna lie

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and you feel aside. I'm enjoying
life. It live on my own time,

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on my own time, and I'm
not so exactly but that's but that's

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all right in my emitting life?
Are we really changers? It's went to

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lake to race life. Tell me
why can they do something? I think

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they gonna lie it easier, Sie, I can't hurt my smile. This

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moment in time is the best I've
head in a while. I can't hurt

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my smile, this moment in time, it is the in a while I

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can maybe stuff that is the man
I don't get anyway? Are we stranger?

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If we complate the pager? Tell
me why can make this to something

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bigger than your die? Can you
see changers all lead your life? Your

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behind, you side,