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J: Hello everyone, I'm Jody! Welcome to American Cafe!
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J: Wait a minute. Let me turn the music down. What did you say?
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J: It's a band called Southern Culture on the Skids. SCOTS for short. And you're right. They mix many styles of music together to make their own original sound. Isn't it great?
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J: Oh, sure. SCOTS started out in 1984 down in North Carolina at the University of North Carolina - UNC for short.
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J: Well, actually Rick, the lead singer, said it was a great way to get free beer and meet girls in college. But I'm sure they love music. Now, let's welcome Rick, the lead singer of SCOTS.
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J: SCOTS is like a garage band that sometimes comes out of the garage to perform around the world.
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J: See, many teenagers want to be a rock-n-roll star or any music star. But parents don't want to hear bad music playing in the house.
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J: Exactly, they're just beginning. So, the family garage outside of the house where the car usually goes becomes the place where teenagers practice being a musician without bothering the parents.
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J: Garage band has come to mean amateur, not professional, music.
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J: Exactly. But the members of SCOTS still feel that they are a garage band at heart. The true essence of rock-n-roll. Again here's Rick.
¹ê¿ý2: Rick: We never really got out of the garage. And when we get out of the garage it's, like you know, to drive around the world, you know, to go play. No, I love garage music. I think that's the true essence of rock-n-roll.
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J: Sounds good to me! Let's hear a bit of "Soulful Garage," a song Rick calls "a great garage soul song."
Rick: "Soulful Garage" is great 'cause that's a real mix when you think of what we are. It's kinda ... that really is a garage soul song.
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J: I think so.
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J: I think it's great especially because it's so fun. It screws with the usual formulas. You know, messes them up. You don't know what to expect!
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J: And SCOTS takes traditional country sounds and rock sounds and morphs them, or changes them, into something original, something Rick calls "hillbilly surf sound." Again here's Rick.
¹ê¿ý3: Rick: What I like to do is just kinda (of) screw things up a little bit. You know, you gotta screw with the formula and it becomes something else. You know, it morphs into something else. Something that we can kind of call our own. You know, it's that hillbilly surf sound.
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J: You got that right. I think the best way, Yang Chen, is just to play more music.
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