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Rock veterans Aerosmith
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taff Writer
Aerosmith. They've been called "legenary
... the best rock band on the scene"
nong other accolades.
The band has definitely earned its place in
e music history books. They've sold more
an 25 million albums during their 20-year
int. This is a tremendous feat considering the
w bands that have been able to retain their
ine for so long. The Rolling Stones are probity
the only band around that can compare
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creating a consistent rock sound.
"We're not afraid to identify with w
have inside of us," bass player Tom Ha
said. "Most people spend their adull
squashing aspects of their sexuality and
that there's a kid inside."
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est album, Pump, they continue to lay ba
have fun with songs like "Love in an El<
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forget Drummer Joey Kramer said, "It's tremendc
how this band has managed to stay together
all this time and we're all now in the sai
leir lat- space, musically and personally,
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seum Sunday night at 8 p.m. Joan Jett will
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Philadelphia's The Daves
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me By SCOTT PRUDEN
Carolina Life Editor
Philadelphia Freedom was
be touted by Elton John back in the
lre seventies as a tribute to the city's
championship soccer team, but it
has also been indicative of the
?i city's musical scene. From the
! days of Dick Clark's early dance
show days and corner boy groups
'1 like the Dovells, to the current success
of the Hooters, Philadelphia
has always been a contributor of
quality talent to the rock'n'roll
world.
And now the tradition is continuing
with the national emergence
of The Daves, a Philadelphia band
that has been described as "highly
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immense following during its extensive
east-coast touring in, of all
places, Charleston.
"We've played here quite a bit,"
said lead singer Bekka Eaton, who
is a former actress and a veteran of
Chicago's Second City comedy
improvisation troupe. "It's turned
into a second home for us." The
band is hoping to impress Columbia
the same way and will be playing
at Greenestreet's on Sunday.
Blonde-haired, sloe-eyed Eaton
has become a focal point for much
of the praise that has been lauded
on The Daves for most of their
six-year existence. "I look like the
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