Vazor
12-29-2007, 04:27 PM
The original Good Rats (Peppi Marchello, Mickey Marchello, Joe Franco,
Lenny Kotke and John "The Cat" Gatto) are reuniting for a show at BB King's on April 26 in New York City. Tickets are 45 bucks, 75 for VIP. Needless to say, if I can, I'll be there.
"VIP ticket includes reserved seats up close and post-show meet and greet with the band. The Good Rats are now officially recognized, by Rolling Stone magazine, as "America's Greatest Unknown Band"! Formed in 1969 in Long Island, The Good Rats weren't just another rock band from the 70's; they had EVERYTHING. From rockers, to head-boppers, to jazz pieces, to ballads, the Rats mastered all aspects of the music field. They've probably played as many shows as any rock band in history, they've released numerous albums, usually to positive critical response, and they've shared stages with some of the biggest bands of the 70s. Yet the Good Rats remain virtually unknown outside of their small but loyal cult following"
Lenny Kotke and John "The Cat" Gatto) are reuniting for a show at BB King's on April 26 in New York City. Tickets are 45 bucks, 75 for VIP. Needless to say, if I can, I'll be there.
"VIP ticket includes reserved seats up close and post-show meet and greet with the band. The Good Rats are now officially recognized, by Rolling Stone magazine, as "America's Greatest Unknown Band"! Formed in 1969 in Long Island, The Good Rats weren't just another rock band from the 70's; they had EVERYTHING. From rockers, to head-boppers, to jazz pieces, to ballads, the Rats mastered all aspects of the music field. They've probably played as many shows as any rock band in history, they've released numerous albums, usually to positive critical response, and they've shared stages with some of the biggest bands of the 70s. Yet the Good Rats remain virtually unknown outside of their small but loyal cult following"