KC Moan: Jug Band/Blues Songbook Demos

[@TheTrippersMindTrip]

Oh Lord, how I wish I could be a part of a folk band such as this... not many people can appreciate the old Memphis Jug Band and this is such a great tribute to them.

[@oldjoeclarke.]

I most certainly do, loved the ol' scratchy version from The Memphis Jug Band and this version is absolutely on par with that classic Train Blues, captured the mood perfectly, a lot of songs from these folks in the Song Book do real justice to Old time music and need to be listened to as they have, I think, a valid position in keeping our music alive and well.

[@LorraineChambers75]

Great video and the singing is super a great job done by all....

[@TheRfitzger]

Have been watching and learning these for about a week now. What a great job you guys do. Many, many thanks.

[@FlatlandMando]

You guys got an excellent playing unit there.

[@smack1able]

Have just left your store, will be eagerly awaiting my order... For Quiet Americans, y'all sure got me fired up... Hope to see more & more and more...

[@1975Jiffy]

Awesome. ❤️

[@JamesShelton59]

Wonderful!

[@kyledavis6764]

Awesomeness

[@davidarielleiva8765]

Hermoso! que buenos sonidos!

[@PeteyMack64]

Wonderful!!

[@Ohioukulele]

Very nice! What's the make of your tenor guitar? It's lovely.

[@davidfarmer2193]

I didn't know the Accordion could be played in Jug Band music.

[@ackeim]

Either did we

[@mixmastercj100]

Will Shade would be proud!

[@clawhammer704]

You guys got a CD?

[@eoghanoreilly74]

What´s a KC?

[@ackeim]

Kansas City

[@eoghanoreilly74]

@@ackeim Thanks. So Kansas City was the name of the locomotive? (And was driven by K.C. Jones maybe?)

[@evyataryahini2647]

KC = katey = old blues term for train

[@DidacFolch]

hey! Que tal, bee bee

[@tigarzlovrencic2538]

o.k.

[@guidosanti277]