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The Dick Ourada Band would like to thank all
of you for a great 2009 and wish you the most
happiest Holiday season.
Thanks for all your support this past year,
we had a fantastic time seeing you.
We hope you all have a safe and healthy 2010,
and remember "there is no light on the
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In 1989, shortly after graduation from Lyons
Township High School in La Grange, Illinois
Dick Ourada called old friend Russ Rydin and
asked him to come by and jam. Upon discovering
that they had nothing better to do and very
little talent, they enlisted Dick's brother
Randy to play drums and started The Dick Ourada
Band. Several years and dozens of bandmates
later the D.O.B. decided to make a fresh start.
In October 1996 the boys persuaded Russ' brother
Ron to play one show with them at "Manions"
in Willow springs, Illinois.
That show on May 31, 1997 was so magical that
Ron Rydin never left the group. Somewhere
along the road that summer the D.O.B. picked
up second drummer John Kienzle, when one evening
he just appeared on stage.
Years later they find themselves positioned
as "The Greatest Band In The Western Suburbs
Of Chicago". With over 250 songs performed
live that include such treasures as "Feel
The Mustache" and "The Ballad Of Chris P.
Licks" to classics like "Who Is This Guy"
and "The Dave Rule Blues", this band never
quits. Their 3-hour shows are rockin' with
a splash of theatrics, and they always leave
their faithful fans "The Dickheads" wanting
more Dick. If you think this is just another
band made up of idiots, you're on the right
track.
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"Who
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