On January 20th, 2006 I went to see Lucky Livingstons at the Ramada Inn. I was truly captivated by there style and creativity. They are a young, but highly skilled group of musicians that are going to hit it big, if they continue and work hard at putting together their showmanship and the original superiority that they demonstrated that evening. Of coarse I already knew that, as I have caught their show previously and was amazed when they pulled off an old Led Zeppelin tune that I have respected for years. Not to mention Sean Megoran’s mother is also a quality musician herself. So it is of no surprise to me because they have the right environment to foster an excellent band. The band members are as follows: Sean Megoran (Vocals/ Lead & Rhythm Guitar) Mop Malanga (Bass Guitar, Vocals) Kyle Lewis (Drums & Percussion) The trio is a powerhouse of expression and creativity, with the ability to write original material that has an outstanding lyrical story behind it. Their song Cowboy Spaceship is about a look into the future of space travel, and having said that I will leave it up to them to tell you the story. I am totally impressed with these three and will see them when ever I have a chance. The thought I want to leave you with is this. If there ever was a group of kids, ready for the entertainer’s market, … it’s Lucky Livingstons! Find them on the web at http://www.myspace.com/luckylivingstons This article was written by, Dave Headley .. aka, “Slippery” 01/27/2006

Sean Megoran is a great guitarist and vocalist, and has a quality voice that will entice you throughout the evening. It has a sense of feeling that brings your mind into another place, another thought, another world. And he’ll bring you back to reality with a rake across his strings and a blistering lead solo at the end. Mop Malanga is an extremely talented individual, as he also has the ability to pour out extreme expression in his body movements and stance while holding down bass riffs with ease. You will think he is on a rocket ride to another dimension. I love to see his face when he bends over backwards in the middle of a bass riff. Kyle Lewis is a solid drummer. He has the ability to through down a beat that will simply move you, and have you standing up wondering if he can keep up the pace. But believe me, .. he won’t miss a thing.