Deale

That was Ain't Killed Me Yet from their album Watertown.

The title is a tribute to their coastal hometown of Deal, Maryland.

Cream's version of this song almost featured saxophone great King Curtis.

While producer Felix Papalarty was away, someone at Atlantic Records had Curtis add horn parts to the track.

And, um, you know, for the longest time, we would tell people, "Oh, we're from Annapolis," because no one knew where our- our...

And speaking of the Facebook thing, no one knows where Deale is.

And we did that one time [laughs] and everyone was like, "You're not from Annapolis.

You're from Deale, Maryland." And I was like, you know what, that's actually...

I love the sense of pride there.

And I think for this was, um, a record that felt like, uh, something that we wanted to say, but more of kind of like, "Hey, guys," like, "this is our record." Like, "This is a tribute to you- you all and our- and to the town, as it is such- such a huge part of who we are." Um, and I...

If you guys went to town That's what we would say.

We'd go to town, that's where the Walmart was.

Glen Burnie has a STEAM club.

Deale has art night with spooky chalk art.

Riviera Beach has book bedazzling.

And Mountain Road has What's Cooking? Canned Cook Week, a riff on the Banned Book Week, with the theme being recipes that involve at least one canned food item.