With this band
Somehow it always seems like New Years Eve.
- Portland After Dark

pure Swingline Cubsmusic played
with unassuming assurance and that strong but subtle rythmic touch
that swing is all about.
- The Oregonian |
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5 Months 2 weeks 2 Days |
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Aint No Mountain |
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At Last |
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Blackbird |
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Cant Buy Me Love |
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China Grove |
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Good Morning Heartache |
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Honkey Tonk Woman |
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I Will Survive |
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Lady Marmalade |
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Last Dance |
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Lets Fall In Love |
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Old Black Magic |
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Our Love Is Here To Stay |
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September |
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Shake Your Body |
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Sing a Song |
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Sir Duke |
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Smooth |
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We Are Family |
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Why Me |
*All songs are in MP3 format designed to stream with the Real
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Discography
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On The
Street
The Cubs can play Swing era favorites for the older
generation.They sound like lounge music to a youth retro crowd. And
for the boomers,they churn out R&B, Motown and 60's soul classics
with Tower Of Power horn lines and gospel inflected vocals. A sample
of those flavors is included on the groups new CD, On The Street,
which it will introduce at a rare public concert on Friday. For the
event,the cubs have added six more musicians-including three backup
singers who dance-to recreate its CD sound. The group thet specializes
in guaranteeing its clients a good time wants its own party to measure
up. The band's broad appeal is due in part to the deep and varied
musical roots of its members.
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In
Full Swing
To some young scenester,swing is the new thing,after years of being
old hat. To the Swingline Cubs,the music is more like an old pair
of shoes---broken in so they're comfortable,made to last and inherently,enduringly
stylish. Much,it might be said,like the Cubs themselves. The venerable
Portland band has been around since 1983,playing festivals,nightclubs,weddings,corporate
parties and other casual gigs,delighting with its superb musicianship,versatility
and fun-loving spirit.
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