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Bluesy acoustic spoken word band.

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The weather's holding up nicely and you need to change up your happy hour situation. You might want to get down to U Street tonight for Lady Pcoq and the Plumes at Duke's City. Lisa "Lady Pcoq" Pegram is a veteran of Washington's spoken word scene and her professional life is devoted to using those skills for the development of area youth. With her acoustic band, she strings together clever pieces that can be alternately sexy, campy and thought-provoking. The statuesque diva sidesteps a lot of the cliches that abound due to spoken word's popularity and projects warmth and immediate familiarity.

-- Rhome Anderson (May 2008)

 
 
 
 
 

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