Satan and Adam: Harlem shufflers

Chicago Sun-Times | May 31, 1992| | Copyright

Satan and Adam Rosa's, 9 p.m. Thursday; Blues Festival, Front Porch Stage, 5 p.m. Friday Rosa's, 3420 W. Armitage; Front Porch Stage, Jackson at Columbus

Rosa's, $5; festival, free (312) 342-0452 TULSA, Olka. It was an unscheduled gig for Satan and Adam. The black and white thrash bluesmen had just flown into Tulsa from New York City. But they thrive on immediacy, which is why they promptly laid down all stakes under a shady oak tree on the grounds of the Tulsa Mayfest.

Mr. Satan, as he prefers to be called, set up his homemade trapset - a pair of hi-hat cymbals topped with funky ...

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