A song from our Jug Band/Blues Songbook! Click here to get a paper or digital copy! quietamericanmu... Aaron Keim- Tenor Guitar Nicole Keim- Accordion Ben Bonham- Dobro/Harmonica Ronnie Ontiveros- Bass
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.
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.
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.
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.
Great video and the singing is super a great job done by all....
Have been watching and learning these for about a week now. What a great job you guys do. Many, many thanks.
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...
You guys got an excellent playing unit there.
Wonderful!
Awesome. ❤️
Awesomeness
Hermoso! que buenos sonidos!
Wonderful!!
Will Shade would be proud!
Very nice! What's the make of your tenor guitar? It's lovely.
I didn't know the Accordion could be played in Jug Band music.
Either did we
You guys got a CD?
hey! Que tal, bee bee
o.k.
What´s a KC?
Kansas City
@@ackeim Thanks. So Kansas City was the name of the locomotive? (And was driven by K.C. Jones maybe?)
KC = katey = old blues term for train