- Jim
Kweskin (born July 18, 1940, Stamford, Connecticut) is an
American folk, jazz, and
blues musician, most
notable as the
founder of the Jim
Kweskin jug...
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Stefan Grossman as a
member of the Even
Dozen Jug Band. She then
joined Jim
Kweskin & the Jug Band as a
featured vocalist and
occasional fiddle player. During...
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member of the Jim
Kweskin Jug Band and a
member of Paul Butterfield's
Better Days.
Having established a re****tion with the
Kweskin Jug Band
during the...
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briefly joined self-styled guru Mel Lyman, a
former member of the Jim
Kweskin Jug Band, and his 100-member commune. In 1972,
Halprin appeared in John...
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formation of a few jug
bands that
reached national prominence. The Jim
Kweskin Jug Band of Cambridge, M****achusetts,
which recorded for
Vanguard Records...
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Irving Samuel Kweskin (February 24, 1924—June 23, 2005), who
sometimes worked under the name Irv Wesley, was an
American advertising and comic-book artist...
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Hamer Son
House Howlin' Wolf
Mississippi John Hurt
Spider John
Koerner Jim
Kweskin Jug Band Tex
Logan and The
Lilly Brothers Mel
Lyman Spokes Mashiyane Mississippi...
- by
producer Paula Kweskin’s parti****tion in the ****ociation for Women's
Rights in
Development conference in Turkey. There,
Kweskin was
introduced to...
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Their most po****r song is "Call in the Calvary". Kyle
Krone and Alex
Kweskin knew each
other for a long time. In high school, they met
Chris Wulff,...
- play harmonica, he was one. –
Landis MacKellar In 1963
Lyman joined Jim
Kweskin’s Boston-based jug band as a
banjo and
harmonica player. Lyman, once called...
