Pump Boys and Dinettes (Byron Woods)

In Byron Woods's most recent column in the Independent, he's written a mini-review of Pump Boys and Dinettes. Plus a photo! Here's the text:

Meanwhile, credit the cast at Raleigh Little Theatre's Pump Boys and Dinettes for an easy-rolling good time last weekend. The ensemble's work on "Highway 57" and "Drinking Shoes" was fine, as were Rose Martin and Sandi Sullivan's duet "Tips" and the Pump Boys' "Fisherman's Prayer" and "Catfish." But the audio mix cheated the band and vocalists, regularly losing Kenny Roby's lead guitar and burying backing--and lead--vocals on more than one occasion. With music this good, that's a crime.

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In Byron Woods's most recent column in the Independent, he's written a mini-review of Pump Boys and Dinettes. Plus a photo! Here's the text:

Meanwhile, credit the cast at Raleigh Little Theatre's Pump Boys and Dinettes for an easy-rolling good time last weekend. The ensemble's work on "Highway 57" and "Drinking Shoes" was fine, as were Rose Martin and Sandi Sullivan's duet "Tips" and the Pump Boys' "Fisherman's Prayer" and "Catfish." But the audio mix cheated the band and vocalists, regularly losing Kenny Roby's lead guitar and burying backing--and lead--vocals on more than one occasion. With music this good, that's a crime.

Pump Boys and Dinettes