New Roanoke Jug Band

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Grandin Village

Album: When My Time On Earth Is Done

Released: Aug 14, 2007

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Grandin Village
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Burnin’ Hell
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Cornshuckin’ Hot Time
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France Blues
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It Won’t Hurt No More
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General Info

Genre: Roots Music
Location Roanoke, VIRGINIA, US
Profile Views: 30420
Last Login: 5/7/2010
Member Since 6/8/2005
Website nrjb.bandcamp.com
Record Label Rootstone
Type of Label Indie
Bio
You can preview and download our jug band gospel album at nrjb.bandcamp.com....................When My Time On Earth Is Done........New Roanoke Jug Band.......... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..........Download.. ..Share........ ......Our finest work shall be our epitaph: ........The First Jug Band Gospel CD. Get it from: .. CD Baby..... .. COUNTY SALES..... .. iTunes .. ....
Members
Jay Griffin - Fiddle, Washboard, Vocals, Kazoo.. Scott Baldwin- Guitar, Slide, Jug, Vocals, etc.... Sam Lunsford- Banjo, Harmonica, Guitar, Percussion.. Jeff Hofmann - Double Bass ....shows and early recordings also featured Mac Traynham on Banjo, Mandolin & Guitar, Andrew Thomas on Bass & Vocals, Rusty May on Upright Bass, Kirk Sutphin on Banjo, Russ Harbaugh on Mandolin, Banjo-Mandolin and vocalistics , and Kinney Rorrer playing the banjo Charlie Poole used for, and pawned after his last sessions (but wasn't actually his) on our recording of The Highwayman.
Influences
Here's a few... Roanoke Jug Band (1925-1935), Memphis Jug Band, Charlie Poole & the North Carolina Ramblers, Uncle Dave Macon, The Foddrell Brothers, Sam McGee, Mississippi John Hurt, Charley Patton, Robert Johnson, Narmour & Smith, Leake County Revelers, Mac Traynham, Roscoe Holcomb, Dink Roberts, Jimmie Strothers, Hobart Smith, John Jackson, Tommy Jarrell, Fred Cockerham, The Camp Creek Boys, Kirk Sutphin, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Blind Willie McTell, Robert Wilkins, Frank Stokes, Cannon's Jug Stompers, Carter & Young, and many others.
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These guys are having a real good time.