LYNCH MOB: Video Footage Of Backstage Jam Posted Online

July 16, 2008

Ralph Sutton of "The Tour Bus" reports: "While we were going around taping interviews [at this year's Rocklahoma festival in Pryor, Oklahoma] during the torrential downpour, we stumbled upon [LYNCH MOB members] George Lynch [guitar], Marco Mendoza [bass], Oni Logan [vocals] and Fred Coury [drums] jamming to STEVIE WONDER's 'Higher Ground' while they were waiting to be called on stage. We asked if we could tape it and they said OK. One of those rare damn cool moments that I was very happy to capture on video."

Watch the footage below.

LYNCH MOB's U.S. tour with CINDERELLA, WARRANT and LYNAM was cancelled after CINDERELLA frontman Tom Keifer's left vocal cord hemorrhaged during rehearsal, thereby making it impossible for him to sing in the immediate future.

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