DESCRIPTION OF PIECE

"'The Clothes Make The Man' Featuring 'The Man In White' And 'The Developing Country Band'" is a fearsomely wholesome rabid rampage through 'rij'nl 'Mrkana music with acoustic and electric guitars, bass, and drums enveloping vocals and lyrics like very few others you've ever heard. Quixotic psychodelicbluesybilly energy, serpentine charisma, and soul-drenching rhythms and melodies make this show the priority of your immediate and long-term health agendas: roll Woody Guthrie, the Hanks Williams, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison Chuck Berry Gene Vincent Eddie Cochran Screamin' Jay Hawkins DonMcLeanDonovanNeilDiamond a few other usual suspects up in the osterizer next to a long lit love candle 'n'a short-fused parakeet, yy'rr jist'a bout whrr' y' need'ta be frr th' nixed few milliniars.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Eduardo du Bois, here playing 'The Man In White' with guitars vocals and harmonica for the 6th year, has terrorized the Providence arts scene for several eternities as far back as Richmond St. AS220 in many personas, improbable characters, media, and general.
Rich La Guardia, here playing 'Travis;the drummer in The Developing Country Band' also for the 6th year, belongs to the Extraordinary Rendition Band and collaborates with several other local artists.
Jim Chapin playing 'Bubba The Bass Player in The Developing Country Band' for the first time has performed all over Rhode Island with his jug band.
Brian Thorp, aka Mr. Slugg, playing 'Mr. Slugg the savage gunslinger lead guitarist in The Developing Country Band' has performed all over the Providence area with his multimedia multi-instrumental electro-techno-metal-punk original reggae-rock art, illustration, and silk-screening.