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Local Band Music Box Dynamo Has Mt. Airy Roots

Last year, at the North Star Bar, a band called Music Box Dynamo (MB Dynamo for short) decided to put on quite a show.

Lead singer/guitarist Drew Bacon from Mt. Airy, bassist Nick Natalicchio from Chestnut Hill, lead guitarist Henry Jaffe from Rittenhouse Square and drummer John P. Hogan Jr. from Fairmount conspired together to surprise Bacon’s girlfriend with an on stage proposal. In the midst of their alternative rock and blues song, “Dirty Water,” they stopped cold and Bacon proposed.

“I told her it would come one day when she least expects it,” he said. “She was a ball of emotions and answered, ‘Absolutely!’”

The band had practiced stopping for the big moment, but for a split second, the band thought Bacon had changed his mind.

“He told us beforehand he was going to do it. He waited an extra second longer than we planned on to stop playing and the bandmates got scared for a minute, but then he did it. I threw in ‘Here Comes the Bride’ in the correct key. My girlfriend was crying, too," Jaffe said.

Source: Patch.com

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Patch.com - Dec 31, 1969

I threw in 'Here Comes the Bride' in the correct key. My girlfriend was crying, too," Jaffe said. The band, which celebrated its first anniversary last month with a show at The Grape Room in Manayunk, began as two friends jamming after meeting at a

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