Jim Kweskin Jug Band - Somebody Stole My Gal скачать видео бесплатно

Sasquatch

Is that Tom Paxton on the far right?

Sam Matos

A lot of listening to this song!

valentuss

Many Thanks! This song is a great pleasure for me!!!

Greg Bayes

Thank You

Michael Lunburg

Became friends with the band in Greenwich Village in the 60's. Loved their music and still do.

PHJimY

thendrjazz - I hear a mandolin at the start of this tune. I'm guessing Geoff, since he's pictured with one in the video. I know that Bob Siggins played mandolin on the first record.

OldFingerpickguitar

Taking a Tin Pan Alley song and making it an old-time/jug band hit. I loved these guys back when the first Kweskin album came out and still love them all these years later!

Dave Keohn

Thanks for kmpx radio in San. Francisco back in the daze 4 turning me on 2 jug band music it really got a hold of me

John Purple

Maria and Geoff weren't married yet, so she was Maria D'Amato. I saw them at some small theatre at Harvard about this time.

spurnthemuse

Somewhat, but not when he's shoutin.

NICK S. CARTER

DOE'S JIM SOUND KIND OF LIKE WILLY NELSON?

NICK S. CARTER

WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE? THEY WOKE ME UP IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, I THOUGHT I WAS DREAMING?

Bob Perry

This is so great,grew up in Portland Me. and would see them at Newport Folk Festivals in 1966~68. They were such a rich band from Art Hodes Ma Rainey to Blind Willie McTell. Represent!!!

Debbie Bahamon

I was feeling blue and just listen to Jim and the band again and smiles are now on my face. Good people, good times, good memories. Thanks again,

chinnmusic

thanx for the bio . They sure were a great revival band as were many in the 60s

Thomas .Hennessey

This was released in 1965 on their second Vanguard album, Jug Band Music. The group on this tune included Jim Kweskin, g-vcl; Geoff Muldaur, g; Bill Keith, bj, Mel Lyman, harmonica, and Fritz Richmond, the king of the washtub bass. I remember some of their shows at the Club 47 in Cambridge. I know Maria Muldaur was in the band when the record was released. I think she was already in when this tune was recorded but she's not heard on this cut.

Squarerig

This is a real find!I am transfixed with joy over this wonderful,exhilarating sound!When was this recorded?

chinnmusic

your a lucky little girl

Debbie Bahamon

I have wonderful memories of hanging out with Jim and Maria with the band at my neighbors house listening to them play while I danced around. I was just a little girl and loved hanging out at Mac & Freida's:) Great people great times........

ricohrobert

Woo hoo...LOVE IT

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