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"The Carolina Jug Stompers" are on the road at long last! We are coming to the Northeast this November. If you are receiving this post, it is likely that we will be performing somewhere nearby where you can come see us. Here is our tour schedule as it stands:
Thursday 11/20/08 "Banjo Jims" - 700 E. 9th St. New York City - 9:00 to 10:00pm Web Address: www.banjojims.com For more info: (212) 777-0869
Friday 11/21/08 "Monroe Street Movement Space" 720 Monroe Street, Room C-504 Hoboken, New Jersey - 8:00 pm. Web Address:
www.movementspace.com. Cover Charge: $10.00 / For more info: (201) 222-8033
Saturday 11/22/08 Concert - West Chester, PA - 7:00pm Chester County Historical Society 225 N. High St. Tickets = $12.00 Chester County Historical Society. For more info, phone (610) 692-4800
Sunday 11/23/08 House Concert by Susan Sterngold- Suffern, NY - 7:30pm House Concert. Post Susan for more info: banjolady.susan (a t) verizon (d o t) net Tickets = $15.00
Friday 11/28/08, Rye formally Irene's, 279 Broadway (at 12th St. and Broadway) in Bayonne, NJ. Show starts at 9pm. For more info: (201) 443-8417
Saturday 11/29/08 House Concert by Clare Parmalee - Northwest Washington DC. Show starts at 8:00pm. For more info: (202) 362-8016
About The Carolina Jug Stompers: Classic jug band music and ragtime, etc. with rich vocals and expert instrumentals, by four fine musicians: Luke Faust (jug), Ron Cole (fiddle), Randy Johnson (mandolin, guitar), WB Reid (banjo-guitar). Lively songs covering everything from gin to chickens, performed with great fun and enjoyment.
Come have a listen to us now!
http://www.old97wrecords.com/carolinajugstompers/listen.htmIf you?re still not satisfied, and you?re thinking, "Gee I just don?t know enough about these guys" you can read more about us by following the links from the website above to our bio page.
"Y'all got the right feeling, that's for sure! The right 'attack,' the good old-time rhythm..." --R. Crumb
"...a throwback to the early days of Cannon's Jug Stompers and the Even Dozen and Kweskin jug bands of the '60s." -- Sing Out Magazine
We hope to see you soon!
