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In The Pocket live at 90.5 The NIGHT (24 February 2011)

Rick DiFonzo & David Uosikkinen with Jeff Raspe

David Uosikkinen (of The Hooters) and Rick DiFonzo (of The A’s), but both of In The Pocket celebrating the essential songs of Philadelphia, recently stopped in at Brookdale Public Radio to chat about the project and other things. You can listen to the interview here.

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The Woman Who Fell to Earth

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