Album Review from 'The Grapevine' Issue # 328 June 24, 2010The South Mountain Rock Opera – The Dungaree Brothers with the Hupman Brothers BandFor a few glorious moments last Monday night, Paddy’s Pub inWolfville was transformed from a small-town celtic bar into a down-homedancehall shack out on the bayou. The Dungaree Brothers, together withthe Hupman Brothers Band, combined forces to present the South MountainSwamp Rock Opera to a dance-hungry crowd that lapped up the swampybeats like hot molasses punch.The supergroup played a set at the open mic in anticipation of their CD release concert, coming up on July 3rdin the Al Whittle Theatre. Recorded in a converted welding shed, thenew album is made up of songs (all written by Scott Prudence) relatingto life up on the north and south mountains. It’s ridden withreferences to plaid shirts, dirt roads, and clear cutting machines. Theband’s sound evokes the Southern rock grooves of The Allman BrothersBand and Creedence Clearwater Revival, with lyrica