Poster:	ramblin_dave
Date:	2008-02-05 19:43
Subject:	26th Annual Battle of the Jug Bands
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This Sunday, February 10 2008, at the Kabooze in Minneapolis.

It's gonna be a hoot! eight hours of jug bands, in a bar! It's too late to sign up, but it's not too late to bring a hotdish to pass -- it's a potluck.

There's a square dance at the Bedlam Theater just a few doors down at eight. Not only that, but now I hear that there's a "jug band jam" at the Eagle's Club (25th and 25th So) on Saturday, starting at two-ish.

It's starting to feel like a festival. So, come on down, support your favorite jug band, and short of that, mine. :-)

--Dave

ps: weird to be the first post in two years!

Poster:	iheartkenlay
Date:	2005-09-17 18:49
Subject:	Signed Band Seeks Violin
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Greetings!!!
We are Kiss Kiss.
An Orchestral Esque Rock Band looking to replace our Violinist.
We Write Catchy Popish Songs with a Twist of Experimentation.
We Like to use Odd Times Signatures and Eastern/Asian Scales to Create a Dark Yet Accessible Sound.

We consist of:
Piano/Synth/Vocals/Guitar/Bass/Drums/Violin

Influences Vary From Beach Boys to Igor Stravinsky, Nirvana to Bartok.

Our CD Ep will hits Stores OCT 11th on Eyeball Records, distributed through Sony Red. We just began recording our 1st Full Length CD to be released by Universal Records and The Platform Group on AstroMagnetics Records.

We Tour Lots and are looking for an Energetic Violinist who can compose their own parts on songs yet to be, and learn the parts of the songs already created.

You Can Hear our MP3's here:
http://www.myspace.com/kisskiss

You Can see our Record Labels Here:
http://www.eyeballrecords.com
http://www.astromagnetics.com

Thanks a Lot.
Look Forward to hearing from You.
JOSH

For info Email: EggsnoBacon@yahoo.com

Poster:	mrdankelly
Date:	2003-11-07 23:05
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You could do a lot worse things than buying this album. In fact, it looks fantastic. Most, if not all, of these tracks are prime string band music. The dallas String Band especially, though I recommend getting Document's Texas Black Country Dance Music collection for the Dallas String Band's complete(?) output.