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By Dan Sweeney
Published on July 18, 2002
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MofroThe last time these boys from Jacksonville were in the area, we interviewed their lead singer and told you all that if you are a fan of blues, country, funk, or any combination thereof, you must see them at the Bamboo Room. For those of you who didn't listen, shame on you. Luckily, you're getting a second chance. The band that describes its sound as "cheap-ass funk straight off the front porch" returns to South Florida this Wednesday to give y'all a lesson 'bout strip malls, Southern food, swamps, and all the other endearing qualities that make Florida the unique place it is.
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