is there a part two of this love the idea of jug bands and washboard bands, I have a lot of the old recordings and love to see guys trying to reproduce that stuff it's really great
Jim Queskin Jug Band was popular in the 1960s. Maria Muldaur played violin and Geoff Muldaur played guitar. It was fun infectious music.They played coffee houses , no alcohol just catchy happy music. Look it up
I found several of their albums at used record stores in the 70's. I was only vaguely familiar with them at the time. A very young Maria Muldaur, then Maria D'amato. All very proficient .
If you really want to hear a "jugband" that actually made it, you'll have to go back to the 1960e & the Aussie Group "Mungo Jerry's "IN THE SUMMERTIME". It was a 1 hit wonder, at least in the U.S. but they had a few very successful albums in Australian. Also, they had a very talented singer/songwriter/pianist who simply used jug band instruments to drive what was really more of a soft upbeat rock sound & Not "jug band" at all.
I came to Google (finally, after yeeeears) because of the Lovin' Spoonful mentioning jugband music several times. Heck, they've even got a song called Jugband Music. And now I know why the doctor in that song prescribed it, because you can't help but feel better after listening!
first off I wanted to say Im glad yall like the old stuff. It's great and I love it too! but if you're gonna educate folks about the origins of Jug Band Music, you might want to revise the film. I hate to nit pick somebody's project but I gotta say something! Just a couple things... It's generally accepted that the birthplace of jug band music is Louisville, KY, not St. Louis, MO. I also don't think there was a band called the Dixieland Jug Busters. Did you mean the Louisville based band, the Dixieland Jug Blowers? what jug bands were from St. Louis? It's just that this old music is so great and I hate to see misinformation added to this already murky history. ... not trying to be a jerk yall.
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2:43 The hard part isn't playing the right notes, but doing so while keeping a straight face.
Either most people don"t know how to play a jug, or this guy has a new style.
Great video !
is there a part two of this love the idea of jug bands and washboard bands, I have a lot of the old recordings and love to see guys trying to reproduce that stuff it's really great
He is definitely getting more music out of these two spoons than most „musicians“ out of their instruments....
This is my grandpas TH-cam video and channel 😂 220k views and 390 subs
This is what happens when you get snowed in.
Both informative and entertaining - is there a part two?
Thanks Elliot--great video. I'll show it to my elementary school music classes next time I lose my voice!
Jim Queskin Jug Band was popular in the 1960s. Maria Muldaur played violin and Geoff Muldaur played guitar. It was fun infectious music.They played coffee houses , no alcohol just catchy happy music. Look it up
Tom Lloyd - I agree...that would Jim Kweskin (with a K).
I found several of their albums at used record stores in the 70's. I was only vaguely familiar with them at the time. A very young Maria Muldaur, then Maria D'amato. All very proficient .
Spoons, jug, let's jam!
3:34 - me 48 hours after eating.
We go to Munising every summer! Going to Porky Music Fest in August, can't wait. Love your video.
I'm still waiting for part 2.
Well Done. You guys sound good together.
FUCKIN METAL AS FUCK!!!!!!!!!!
I luv it ✨
Wonderful americana! Love it
"Not officially sanctioned instruments" :)
Now this I can get into
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mungo_Jerry
Valuable information. Thank you
the guy with spoons sounds better then every modern rapper ol
nice- great history, of funn stuff.
So how are the thimbles attached to the glove fingertips?
he said with glue
I'm new to this kind of music......maybe someone here can help me with the title of a song I'm looking for. Thanks
i have been searching for some jugbands im really interested in this music could you give me some names of jug bands
very informitive,enjoyed watching it.Corny49 England
Lot Of Spittin'.
Fantastic !!!
This is awesome.
Super.
Where's my spoons....????
Where's part 2?
The jug sounds like they farted.
4.50, you can just hear the start of it
is that dont let your deal go down? about half way tru
If you really want to hear a "jugband" that actually made it, you'll have to go back to the 1960e & the Aussie Group "Mungo Jerry's "IN THE SUMMERTIME". It was a 1 hit wonder, at least in the U.S. but they had a few very successful albums in Australian. Also, they had a very talented singer/songwriter/pianist who simply used jug band instruments to drive what was really more of a soft upbeat rock sound & Not "jug band" at all.
I came to Google (finally, after yeeeears) because of the Lovin' Spoonful mentioning jugband music several times. Heck, they've even got a song called Jugband Music. And now I know why the doctor in that song prescribed it, because you can't help but feel better after listening!
The instrument at 1:45 is a jaw harp
Whats the instrument at 1:45 ??
fun
Geniale!!!
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3:46〜5:38
3:23 Bean Soup
first off I wanted to say Im glad yall like the old stuff. It's great and I love it too!
but if you're gonna educate folks about the origins of Jug Band Music, you might want to revise the film.
I hate to nit pick somebody's project but I gotta say something!
Just a couple things...
It's generally accepted that the birthplace of jug band music is Louisville, KY, not St. Louis, MO.
I also don't think there was a band called the Dixieland Jug Busters. Did you mean the Louisville based band, the Dixieland Jug Blowers?
what jug bands were from St. Louis?
It's just that this old music is so great and I hate to see misinformation added to this already murky history.
... not trying to be a jerk yall.
The jug !! Aka loose lips
The jug just sounds like farts
I really dig it, but the jug reminds me too much of awkward buzzing exercises in middle school band. More like a fart chorus.
this is me after taco bell th-cam.com/video/00ezil7iN8A/w-d-xo.html
...wow...I really used to use spoons like that as a little girl...grandad, thanks :)
Dr.dre’s
That's NOT how you play a jug!