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The Electric Amish

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There is a very tenuous Rickenbacker connection here!

This album cover was featured on a music trivia TV show here tonight. I spotted the Rickenbacker 330 straight away and googled the band "Electric Amish".

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These guys describe themselves as a non-power trio! Read more about their unique style of music on their website at www.electricamish.com

I'll be in Lancaster, PA weekend after next where there is a large Amish community nearby. I hope "Electric Amish" will be gigging there...so I can hear their tune "A Hard Day's Work!"

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Darren, while in PA do yourself a favor and have some scrapple for breakfast.
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Darren: Don't miss the chicken and waffles either. You can wash it down with a birch beer!
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Darren that's great. What a gem of a find.
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Was that 'Spicks and Specks', Darren? I saw the first 10 minutes..... fell asleep on the sofa after a hard day at the awfice!! Image
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Erik, Thanks for the tip regarding scrapple. I've experienced it before at the Marlton Diner in NJ. I don't know what's in it, but it tastes pretty good!

Randy, I'll take up your suggestion with the chicken, waffles and birch beer.

Brian, a reckon they are hilarious. They've obviously gone to a lot of trouble to do what they do!

Aitch, yup, Spicks and Specks was the show.
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Darren,
Scrapple has pretty much every part of a pig in it but the squeal.
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Robbie Fulks has a hilarious song called "Scrapple - The Pride of Pennsylvania."
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With regards to the Electric Amish, they are regular players on a syndicated morning radio program called "Bob & Tom." They are hilarious with such gems as "Barnyard Blitz" and "Gimme 3 pigs (gimme 3 pigs mister, gimme 3 pigs for the boar)".

I believe the one holding the Rick is Dean Metcalf, the producer of the radio show.

I caught them once in Springfield, IL at an outdoor festival. They were raving about the "cider" the Bud Light stand was providing them.
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Have a slice of Shoefly Pie for dessert!
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Ah, Shoefly pie. Had some during my visit. My aunt makes the best in Eastern PA.
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