Nashville Jug Band
Bands / Ensembles
The Nashville Jug Band was a jug band from Nashville, Tennessee, built around singer and Dobro player Ed Dye and made up of a loose group of Nashville musicians. In 1987 it recorded a self-titled album for Rounder Records at the Cowboy Arms Hotel and Recording Spa in Nashville, produced by guitarist and singer Tommy Goldsmith and engineered by Jim Rooney. Besides Dye and Goldsmith, the players included David Olney (guitar, harmonica, vocals), Jill Klein (vocals, percussion), John Hedgecoth (jug, banjo), Fred "Too Slim" LaBour (bass, percussion, harmony vocals), Brent Truitt (mandolin), Dean Crum (banjo), Roy Huskey (bass), Mike Henderson (National steel guitar), Tom Roady (percussion) and Sam Bush (fiddle, mandolin).
In the newsletter
- No. 15 Spring 1998