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Wednesday, December 16, 2016 7-10PM 745 San Pablo Ave, Albany, CA 94706 Join Quake City Jug Band for some holiday songs (we have exactly three) and of course, tapping. Great beet, great burger, great humans. No cover. 
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Sept. 23, 2016 7:30 PM. Don't miss this show at the Monkey House in Berkeley! We will be joining John Roy Zat and Susan Marie Reeves for an evening of entertainment.

QJCB Rides Again in Genoa, NV

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Quake City Jug Band is excited to return for the 2016 summer concert series sponsored by the Town of Genoa. Bring your picnic and dancing shoes to this free concert at the Genoa Town Park, where the Sierras meet the Carson Valley. Special guest John Bidwell will be lending his lovely dobro and lap steel sounds to our neo-jug performance!

Acoustic Music Berkeley... March 25, 2016

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Friday, March 25, 2016 8-10PM  $15 advance / $20 door Quake City Jug Band and guest John Bidwell with Tonebent  Acoustic Music Berkeley    Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists (BFUU) 1924 Cedar St (at Bonita), Berkeley Tonebent, Robin Eschner and Bill Horvitz, will open this very special show with their fabulous harmonies and inspired original songs. Quake City Jug Band will then move in with the washboard and tap shoes and the ever-so-musical "Dobro" John Bidwell to bring you some of our freshest harmonious material that we have been working on this winter. Refreshments are available at intermission. This show is part of George Cole and Sheila Swift's  Acoustic Music Series .

In the beginning...

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The original Quake City Jug Band, circa 1994 Yakin, Natasha, Myron, Dennis and Steve O. with "Pocahantas," the washtub bass
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Our latest inpiration: Casey MacGill

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Every now and then, QCJB falls head over heels for a "new" artist. We listen to their CDs over and over. We curse the tunes as they become ear worms for weeks on end. Then we give in, an try to actually learn the songs, with John giving the final stamp of approval on our chord arrangements.  Casey MacGill is our latest love. He is by no means a new artist, but he's new to us. Natasha first ran across him at the Pink Door in Seattle, WA in 2012. Words cannot do this guy and his band justice. Just listen . And here's one that we are really enamored with: Me and the Moon .