The Hounds of Soul were the musical guest on Roman Oakwood's broadcast on PSU campus radio 90.7 FM recently.

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He's baaaaaaack! Michael "Fort" Fortunato, one of our original members, has been hard at work on his PhD. While Tom and Matt are away, we're bringing the Doctor back to groove the saxophones and flute for you. Saturday, July 17th we are playing an early show at Cafe 210 in State College, 7:00 - 9:30. Those of you who have seen and heard Fort before know the tricks this Dawg brings to the stage, and those of you who have not yet witnessed...well, you HAVE to be there. Chris Gamble will be there waving the 'bone (we're going to put a flag on the end of that thing) and Andy Harbison will be popping those high notes on trumpet. Laying down the funky grooves on drums will be the great and steady Mr John Raiser, and the usual suspects will fill out the rhythm section - John Wise on the ivories, Mike Siggins with his fretless bass (but how does he know where his fingers go?), Ryan Alford will be working the WAH on electric guitar, and Sherri Orlofsky will be belting out the tunes, perhaps in those 'disco ball' sneakers - come out and see for yourself.

In summary:

July 17, 7-9:30 - Cafe 210, State College

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While The Hounds of Soul is a hard-driving, highly talented band based in State College, Pennsylvania, the members have been making music for a long time. "This is the band I've always wanted," says founder of the group, Sherri Orlofsky. "Whenever I'd see a horn-centric band perform, I'd tell myself that someday I would gather a supergroup of the best musicians I could find."

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