The Soul Ducks — from left

The Soul Ducks — from left

WEEKEND: Shake your tail feathers with the Soul Ducks

PORT ANGELES — “Fever,” “Pride and Joy,” “Mustang Sally” — that’s a taste of the Soul Ducks, the band alighting upstairs at Studio Bob tonight (Friday).

Lead singer Phyllis Gale, harmonica man Peter Larsen and singer-guitarist John D. Rollston will dish up classic Motown, R&B, rockabilly and blues at 8 p.m., and there’s no cover charge at the venue at 118½ E. Front St.

And during the gig tonight, The Loom bar adjacent to Studio Bob will be open.

“Come shake a tail feather,” said Gale. “We have so much fun, and we’re happy to share it.”

More information about the 3-year-old band — and a sample of its sound — can be found on the Soul Ducks’ Facebook page.

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