Bogus Slogan Poster
Number 00027

Bogus Slogan Poster #00027 - Inside View

 

Bogus Slogan Poster Series

Girls with Snakes.  In their farewell performance.  What should have been a 35 minute opening act, lasted 3 and 1/2 hours, ending in a bedlam of chaos as the County SWAT team cleared the Orpheum in what was clearly not a practice drill.  G w/ S was a foursome of shapely, heavily tattooed women who were highly prized as performers by the locals.

Music was an after thought because eventually, the girls writhed as much as their pet snakes did.

Our men of Bogus Slogan happily watched from the theatre’s backstage, as each girl brought forth (from large storage boxes at the back of the stage) their beloved snakes.  By the end of the musical part, all four girls were center stage “dancing” with the reptiles.  At this point, one would assume that after a few minutes, the writhing would end and the next act, Man and Pearl, would get their 45 minutes. Nope…

Benjamin Owen, BS’s drummer, walked on stage and started playing on the G w/ S’s drum kit.  As a stripper’s “bump n’ grind” beat echoed in the hall, the remaining BS members ran to the dressing room to get their instruments.  Now everybody was happy.

After ninety minutes of audience participation, the theatre’s management became unhappy. Responding police saw 2000 delirious fans.  When it was learned that cutting the power to the stage would make the whole theatre go dark, (a public safety issue), the authorities called in the professionals.

Bogus Slogan has been rockin’ the world for over  half a century. Springing from the Surf, Psychedelic, Garage of the Southern California 60s, the band has released over 3 dozen albums and toured America & the World extensively.

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