NRBQ - Next Stop Brattleboro

[@bytoriasnowdoggy]

(Forever in our Hearts) Tommy Ardolino... R.I.P.

[@brötzmannsax]

RIP Tommy Ardolino, drummer extraordinaire.

[@zapple100]

NRBQ could play any type of music.

[@buddha108bliss]

LOVE LOVE LOVE what fun!

[@slogans777]

It's like a duet between piano and drums. Wow!

[@donnyhitz]

slogans777 Terry Adams states that the piano is just 88 drums.

[@caroline0464]

this is insanely amazing!

[@sayetka]

Miss Tommy. :(

[@franktillotson1730]

Im glad Tommy drums are in the same key as Terrys piano

[@jmm1000]

what flow. omg.

[@dianeflores6867]

Ardolino!

[@leverettrailfan5414]

What album is this off of, or was it not on an LP?

[@SuperVHSAllStars]

you're nice people you are.

[@dianwilson4840]

Is this a train song?

[@leverettrailfan5414]

I believe so. I own two of the four CDs of a series run under 'Rounder Records' if I'm remembering right, a set of disks under the title "classic railroad songs". 'Next Stop Brattleboro' is track 9 (again, doing this from memory) on what I believe us either the 2nd or 3rd disc in the set. Brattleboro is a small city/town (not sure which I would describe it as) in Vermont, and still retains a station, though for the last 50 or so years it has been run by Amtrak, a line that is typically an hour behind schedual.

[@monkmchorning]

Heading north from Massachusetts along the Connecticut River, Brattleboro is the first city encountered. As college students, we used to make a run across the border to the state-run liquor store for cheap booze.

[@ImWeirdBoy]

What the hell is Tarry doing on the second half?

[@ericwolfe2455]

1989