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Tribute Band: Hooters drummer pays homage to Philly music’s forgotten roots

Published On: March 14, 2011

|Author: Bill Donahue

|Publication: Suburban Life Magazine

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IN THE POCKET: ESSENTIAL SONGSOF PHILADELPHIA

Published On: March 9, 2011

|Author: Kevin Tierney

|Publication: morethanthecurve.com

David Uosikkinen’s In the Pocket: The Essential Songs of Philadelphia returned to the studio last week to record the Dovell’s “You Can’t Sit Down.” The musicians brought together for this recording at Conshohocken’s Elm Street Studio were Eric Bazilian (Hooters), Graham Alexander (cast of “Rain” on Broadway) , Rob Hyman (Hooters), Jerry Blavat (The Geator), Tommy Conwell (Solo Artist), Uosikkinen (Hooters) and Jay Davidson (on sax).

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The circuit

Published On: March 6, 2011

|Author: Michael Klein

|Publication: Philadelphia Inquirer

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Podcast: The Hooters David Uosikkinen Talks Essential Songs Of Philadelphia On Loud and Local Read more: Podcast: The Hooters David Uosikkinen Talks Essential Songs Of Philadelphia On Loud and Local

Published On: February 20, 2011

|Author: Spike

|Publication: WYSP

Most times the artists that visit Loud and Local are up and coming bands, which is always a lot of fun for me.

Occasionally though, I get a visit from a Philadelphia legend. I had that on Sunday night when David Uosikkinen came in to talk about The Hooters, his new project “In The Pocket: The Essential Songs Of Philadelphia,” and something that everyone has an opinion on, Andy Reid.

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David Uosikkinen of the Hooters is joining us to talk about a new project called “In The Pocket: Essential Songs Of Philadelphia.

Published On: February 14, 2011

|Author: Reverend Greg

|Publication: UMRK Web Radio

From the heart of beautiful downtown Burbank. It’s UMRK Web Radio. On today’s fun filled adventure we have David Uosikkinen of the Hooters joining us to talk about a new project called “In The Pocket: Essential Songs Of Philadelphia. And of course your favorite classic tunes to shake your groove thing to.

NOTE: David’s interview begins at 1:05 into the show.

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