Juggernaut Jug Band

NOW AVAILABLE:

:"you mean we get paid for this?" 

  JJB  CD REVIEWS:
  "You Mean We Get Paid For This?" - Louisville Music News
  "You Mean We Get Paid For This?" - Sing Out Magazine
  "You Mean We Get Paid For This?" - LEO Weekly
  "Live Lunch" - Louisville Music News
  "Live Lunch" - Sing Out
  "As We Like It" - Sing Out!
  "Jugstaposition" - Sing Out!

 

"Don't Try This At Home" - Dirty Linen
  "Perhaps You Don't Recognize Us" - LEO
   
  JJB Media Reviews:
  Bamboo Room Review - Palm Beach Post

   

 

    

Now available on CD Baby, the 2007 National Jug Band Jubilee CD!

Featuring The Juggernaut Jug Band, and 5 other great jug bands from around the country. 

To purchase the CD or to hear some tunes, click on the above picture. 

 

Read about the history of jug band music in:

"That Crazy Jug Band Sound" by MICHAEL JONES

 

JUGGERNAUT JUG BAND

Jazzy Jug Band Music Played on Washboards, Washtubs, Kazoos, Jugs, and Various other Sundries.


Actually, it isn't only jazz, but also blues, ragtime, swing, and original music combined in a strange concoction called jug band music. Jug bands flourished in towns along the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers in the 1920's and 30's. Much as New Orleans spawned Dixieland Jazz, Louisville, home of the Juggernaut Jug Band was the birthplace of jug music.

Today, as then, a jug band is the ultimate party band. While Mr. Fish, Roscoe, Skip and Smiley are accomplished musicians - "they don't let virtuosity get in the way of having fun."

- Washington Post.

Each performance is a challenge to the audience to have as much fun as the band. Don't let their antics fool you though, their exuberant music is the result of skillfully conceived arrangements, unusual instrumentation, and unique vocal harmonies.


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