The band spent most of May 2005 at Dockside Studios near Lafayette, La., working with Keb' Mo' on the recordings. Tommy Malone spent an additional two weeks in September in Los Angeles working with Keb' on the final mixes. The recording has been mastered, artwork has been settled on, and promo copies are already making their way to radio stations. Keep an ear on your favorite radio station, as "Papa Dukie and the Mud People" (aka Love is a Beautiful Thing) is already being featured on a number of stations. Some of the songs have been previewed on the road and will be recognizable to fans, but many will be brand new to most people! Some guests in addition to Keb' Mo' helped out in the studio, including the Dirty Dozen Brass Band. Narada. 2006.
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They should be called the UberDudes
Mix Van Morrison's style of vocals with the good-timey rolling easy rhythms of the Grateful Dead and you get the Subdudes. This music could be sold as a great anti-depressant!
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