About the Band:

Dodge's Sundodgers play vintage acoustic music featuring:

Ballads and Standards You Really Don't Hear Anymore Non-threatening Hawaiian Music (featuring Mandolin and Hawaiian Steel Guitar) Rags Traditional Mexican & Popular Pan American Songs Polkas & Waltzes You Can Dance To See song titles & descriptions

Dodge's Sundodgers Will Provide the Perfect Accompaniment for your Next Party, Wedding, Luau or Corporate Picnic - or Any Event where Tasteful Matching Hawaiian Shirts are de rigeur.

Outdoor Events are our Specialty. Dodge's Sundodgers will supply their own hats, umbrellas, water & sunscreen - at no additional cost to you!

About the Players:

The Dodge in Dodge's Sundodgers is Al Dodge, a founding member of the string band R. Crumb and His Cheap Suit Serenaders and a close, personal friend of thelegendarycartoonistRCrumb, who may not even sue us for using his drawing here. In the Sundodgers, Al mostly plays National Steel Guitar and mandolin, and sings.

That cool Gibson Super Four whathaveyou is owned and played by Fred Dortort. Like Al, Fred knows A LOT about old music. He also knows a lot about plants.

Glen Jordan provides The Dodger's with both bass and ukulele strummings, and with the Magical cry of the Musical Saw. Glen is also a professional luthier, and a great comfort around broken strings.

Zac Salem is a scholar, collector and performer specializing in Traditional Mexican Song. In the Sundodgers he plays guitar and mandolin and sings in at least three languages!

Kathy Sparling doesn't really know as much about old records, stringed instruments, pre-code movies or plants as she should to be a part of this band. She is sort of naturally old fashioned-seeming though, so it works out okay. In the Dodgers she sings and plays ukulele.