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From "Eytan Mirsky" <eytanmirsky@hotmail.com>
Subject Anyone know Scout?
Date Sat, 23 Oct 2004 22:39:02 -0400

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Last night I went to see Joe Mannix play at the Living Room (NYC). The act 
after him was a band called Rawles Balls. The leader walked onstage with a 
setlist about 250 songs long, and they proceeded to play "Back in the New 
York Groove," followed by cover song after cover song done up in knowingly 
inept fashion  -- the guy couldn't play the guitar at all, sang out of tune, 
and in fact didn't know all the words to the songs. I had to see who would 
put together such an absurd gag, and I looked the guy up on the internet. It 
turned out he was the drummer of a band called Scout, which up until it's 
recent demise was supposedly one of the coolest things around. (They 
evidently appeared in an episode of the Sopranos because Michael Imperioli, 
a big fan, had them written in.)

Anyone have anything to say about this group?

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