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July 16th Murphy & Scarletti's Farmington, CT 8:30 PM We are now on Facebook too! Join The Score Rocks! group page to check it out and submit an entry in our build-a-set contest! Saturday, 6/21 The Score rocked the house in their debut at historic Cheney Hall in Manchester! It was a night of partying for Doug Donaldson's 60th birthday bash as they were treated that night to not only the sweet sounds of The Score, but also the funky cajun beats of River City Slim and the Zydeco Hogs! It was an awesome stage to perform on and your band from Glastonbury had the Mardi Gras themed crowd dancing throughout their two sets as they served up great tunes like Ain't Too Proud to Beg, I Saw Her Standing There and Hard to Handle. The guys also brought back some classics like Stray Cat Strut and Back in the USSR. We want to thank The Hogs for providing the sound for this amazing gig and we wish Doug a happy 60th birthday and we want to thank him for letting The Score entertain him on his big day! If you have a party, book The Score! Saturday, 6/6 The Score opened the Suffield Relay for Life Cancer Benefit with a bang, playing over two hours of tight rock and roll! This was a great cause, as many relay teams walked, jogged and wheeled their way to raising money for cancer research. The throngs of walkers and event organizers waved and bopped to the music as they passed the band tent, while The Score served up their energetic brand of party rock. The band brought back a couple of tunes from the ever-increasing vault such as Fleetwood Mac's Don't Stop and the boys added the always fun Summertime Blues. A special thanks to all the Scoreheads (and Wallace the Dog) that came on down to support us and the Relay for Life, as well as props to all those walkers-many who brought camping gear and will go all night long. We had a blast and we want to thank the American Cancer Society and the Suffield Relay for Life for having us entertain them during this uplifting event! Thursday, 5/28 Six months seemed like an eternity, but Murphy & Scarletti's was reminded why The Score rocks! And there was no reason to think otherwise! The energy was high, the house was packed, people were dancing and the band jammed well past midnight! The band served up some new songs for the faithful, including Jimmy Buffet's Fins- complete with the Jaws Theme and Tom adding various foghorn shots, a peppy offering of Grand Funk's Some Kind of Wonderful, as well as an energetic version for our bar friends of the Barenaked Ladies' Too Little Too Late. The first set rocked hard and we highlighted an extended second set that included Billy Baker returning to join the stage on Can't You See. The boys fufilled several song requests, welcomed a couple of tamborine players and celebrated a couple of birthdays- Happy B-Day Tony! We could have played all night, but the staff had to sweep up sometime, so we left 'em wanting more! This show was a fun time for all, but if you were one of the few who missed it, we'll forgive ya, but never fear, we are back at Farmington's landmark for rock in July! Saturday, 3/28 Another successful fundraiser in the books as The Score provided the rockin' and rollin' at Maneely's in South Windsor for the Suffield Public Schools fundraiser and auction. It was a gala affair as big ticket items went for bigger bucks and even Attorney General Richard Bluementhal was there to say a few words. I bet Mr. B wished that he stayed around for The Score because it was a sizzling show! The dance floor quickly filled up and the party heated up as the band served up their patented groove with rocking songs from every decade. To the crowd's delight, Suffield's own Tom Donato blasted more than a few sax solos for his comrades. As always, the band left them wanting more, dropping in a couple of Grateful Dead requests, bringing back CCR's Up Around the Bend and finishing the night with a slick version of Slide. The Score really enjoyed their gig for the Suffield Public Schools and wish them well in their quest for quality education.  Thanks for visiting and don't forget to bookmark this page! Please report problems or send gushing praise about the site to webmaster@theScoreRocks.com
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