Stompin' at the Villager Tavern, by The Mudbug Stompers

Stompin' at the Villager Tavern

by The Mudbug Stompers

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Recorded Live at the Villager Tavern in Nashville, TN on July 24th, 2022.

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released July 25, 2022

Tucker Brand - vocals, banjo, kazoo, harmonica, kick drum
Eddie Slide - lap steel guitar
Kelby Clark - bass, harmonica

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The Mudbug Stompers Nashville, Tennessee

Stomping and swinging for your listening and dancing pleasure, the Mudbug Stompers bring you the sounds of old-time jug bands, blues, traditional jazz, trains, baseball, and crawfish boils. The band formed busking on the streets of Nashville, TN in March of 2022. ... more

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