Something to Doo-Wop To

This has been the summer of the R&B concert, and if you’re like us, you’ve been loving every minute of it. The concert circuit has seen everyone from Mary J. Blige to Joe, with a little blue-eyed soul from Robin Thicke added to the mix. But when was the last...

By Raina McLeod

August 16, 2007

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This has been the summer of the R&B concert, and if you’re like us, you’ve been loving every minute of it. The concert circuit has seen everyone from Mary J. Blige to Joe, with a little blue-eyed soul from Robin Thicke added to the mix. But when was the last time you heard the kind of authentic shooby-dooby-doo-wop that took you back to the days of poodle skirts and saddle shoes? You might have heard this kind of music on that oldies station, but The Classic T Band brings you the real thing tonight at the Titanic Brewery.

These guys have been playing their brand of classic Motown, R&B, and blues to the masses for almost 20 years. So if you want to hear R&B without a rapper on every verse, roll through the Titanic at 10:00 for good tunes and brews. Admission is free.
Sat., Aug. 18, 10 p.m.

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