Other parts of the song draw portions from the composition "Lester Leaps In". A lot of you will recognize parts of this song, including blaring horns capturing themes like "The Brady Bunch", and "The Flinstones". "Poppity Pop Goes The Motorcycle" ends the CD. The horns are as crazy as ever, blasting through your mind and focusing your ears on them, while the vocals ensure a good time with their smooth stories of life. All the passion and energy that's on 'Mugzy's Move" is multiplied by ten here. "Datin' With No Dough" appears on their Warner Bros. You can tell the guys at this show were one lucky crowd. Soon a horn solo comes on, and the crowd goes wild. The guitar is soft and breezy, ensuring that you swing the night away with a smile on your face. The drums keep your feet on track, while the bass thumps along keeping everything tight. The horns are the key to your drive, movin' you through fast times and through slower times. You quickly grab someone and crazily swing them around the dance floor with a huge smile on your face. Eventually you'll burn up the dance floor, and need a partner to share the good times with. "Hey Pachuco!" is an up tempo number sure to get your feet movin' on the dance floor. Everything is smooth and calm, yet energetic. The vocals, as always, carry the song throughout a river of hopes, dreams, and most of all, fun. "Honey Child" has mellow horns that spice up the music, while the drums tap throughout the number, giving everything a gentle touch. These guys put a nice spin on the music, keeping it updated and parallel to current times. The music may have originated a long time ago, but don't think they are a nostalgic act. Its presence will take you back to the days when times are carefree and enjoyable, while still keeping you in a 90's mindset. "Something's Gotta Give" is a loungy-swing number reminiscent of the swingin' clubs you might find in the 40's. The passion they have for great swing beats and relaxing lounges at the beach will instantly rub off on you. The songs content is about having fun at the beach, and after listening to this song you'll crave a trip to the beach. The vocals add a tremendous flare to the lyrics. The drums get your toes tapping, while the whole band keeps you swingin' through out this number. The horns shout out for attention, drawing you in with strong horn lines, and then warming your body with their immense heat. II-A Benefit For The Surfrider Foundation" compilation, they play it enthusiastic live. Appearing in its studio version on the "M.O.M. "Barflies At The Beach" kicks off the music. If there is one thing you'll ever get out of their music, its fun! And on their new live CD, "Caught In The Act", a good time is what you'll get. And it comes across clear as day in their music. Playing a classic mix of 40's swing, jazz, with a 90's kick in the butt, these guys give 120% at whatever they do. They were here before the revival, and they'll be here after the revival. One of the leading bands in the swing revival today is Royal Crown Revue. Caught In The Act (LIVE!) (Surfdog Records)
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