FLYING FINGERS JUG BAND
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3
Accentuating the jug sound of the prohibition-era South in their take on acoustic Americana, the Flying Fingers Jug Band has established a unique, genre-defying sound that has consistently wowed a variety of audiences in the New York metropolitan area. Featuring an eclectic mix of musical implements including the washboard, string bass, jug, dobro, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, kazoo, mouth harp, and stove pipe to complement their gritty yet soulful appeal, FFJB’s diverse set fuses the energy of post-prohibition revelry, the vocal harmonies of bluegrass, and the authenticity of a juke joint making for a fantastic live experience.
Accentuating the jug sound of the prohibition-era South in their take on acoustic Americana, the Flying Fingers Jug Band has established a unique, genre-defying sound that has consistently wowed a variety of audiences in the New York metropolitan area. Featuring an eclectic mix of musical implements including the washboard, string bass, jug, dobro, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, kazoo, mouth harp, and stove pipe to complement their gritty yet soulful appeal, FFJB’s diverse set fuses the energy of post-prohibition revelry, the vocal harmonies of bluegrass, and the authenticity of a juke joint making for a fantastic live experience.
The Flying Fingers Jug Band came together in 2015: a group of Hudson Valley friends with widely divergent backgrounds. They perform throughout the Hudson Valley, have appeared in some of New York’s coolest taverns, and in July 2017 made their national TV debut on the Food Network’s “The Kitchen.”