Dr. Dog and Kurt Vile play the Rotunda

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Dr. Dog and Kurt Vile play the Rotunda

POSTED: Monday, February 15, 2010, 8:52 PM

Filed Under: Music News

Photo | John Vettese

Dr. Dog playing a secret show as Meth Beach at Johnny Brenda's

Dr. Dog drummer Eric Slick's mom (aw!) sent us a Daily Pennsylvanian piece about Doc Dog hooking up with CP Artist of the Year Kurt Vile for a show at the Rotunda, put together by Social Planning and Events Committee's Jazz and Grooves. It's all happening March 2 at the Rotunda. The event isn't up on their calendar yet but we'll give you the details when we have them.

robinslick

Posted 2010-02-19 06:26:12

Hahahaha - if it's weird, then why are you stalking my blog?  (Sorry, my site meter tells all)  Man, you have issues.  I'm a writer, I write about music, and most bloggers do write about their families.  

Don't make me cut and paste all of your remarks here, Auntie Lame.  You know, the ones posted on my blog, Philly Weekly, and here.  Because if you want to talk weird...

Anyway, enough of that.  Just letting you know I know who you are and I'll blog about whatever the hell I want.  If I bother you so much, then stop coming by to read every day.

phans

Posted 2010-02-18 20:26:00

Enough, Mom.........We all love Dr. Dog ..but, we can see that the drummer is good without his Mom telling us.. blow by blow daily accounts... Many loved Dr. dog before he came and still will even though their former awesome drummer left. The guys in Dr. Dog do not need their "moms" blogging daily about their kids.. weird...

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