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The Deacons create a unique spectrum of modern American music. They conjure up various blends of rock and roll, jump swing, Memphis & Texas blues, and New Orleans-style grooves. All four members are singers, composers, arrangers, and lyricists. The result is a mixture of original, popular and obscure genres that is inimitable. |
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![]() Randy Adams Guitar and Vocals |
![]() Tom Ericsson Vocals, Harmonicas, Percussion. |
![]() Lance Bass Guitar |
![]() TJ Murphy Vocals and Keyboards |
![]() Tom Bollinger Drums |
| More than just a band or a rock show, The Next Step have become a touchstone for the east coast Grateful Dead community -- providing a safe place where people who used to travel across the country to see The Dead can gather with their friends and hear their favorite music brought to life with respect, creativity, and dynamic energy. The Next Step's regular shows on Mondays, formerly at the Bayou in Georgetown -- Washington D.C. have become an essential stop for "Deadheads" visiting the nation's capital. | ||||
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Maryland Party - Your link to live music in Maryland, Virgina, DC, Delaware, and Pennsylvania. |
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UNCLE JOHN'S BANDS - The ultimate list of Grateful Dead Tribute Bands coast-to-coast.. | |
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Unfortunately the band that maintains this site broke up in January, 2003, and they haven't had any new additions since then. Still worth taking a look at, though. |
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The On The Bus Band
DC's own Dead hot trio! |
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Special Blend
Classic Rock, Country, Blues, Oldies One of Old Man Rick's many musical side activities outside of The Rock Creek Band, is regularly sitting in with this fun bunch. They play a lot (more than I can keep up with, actually), mostly in southern Maryland and northern Virginia. We only do a few Dead tunes, but hey, they usually go over well. |
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Banjer Dan
For those of you with a fondness for the Dead's folk, jug band, and bluegrass roots. |
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| Liquid Lobster | Pyschedelic Grooves For The Nation's Capitol | |
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The Stone Broke Band
Top 40 Country The band Fido left us for |