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EPISODE · Dec 15, 2022 · 49 MIN

MMHP Season 3 Ep:7--The Gilmour Brothers and Beyond--From Jug Band, to Rock and Irish Music Part 2 of 2

from Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989 · host Fred Reif, Gary Johnson, Mike Beattie, Scott Baker

  The Gilmour Brothers may be their claim to fame, but the backstory for the trio that joined the MMHP for this 2 part episode, John Gilmour, Tom 'Jigger' Jurgens, and Mike Jahncke goes DEEP! Jug Band (Original Low-Classed Half-Fast Jug and Blues Band), The Zoo, and beyond... They have shared the stage with the Turtles, Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd, Chuck Berry, Joni Mitchell, and so many more. Yet it was the Gilmour Brothers that have taken their Irish sound to the streets, records, tours and reunions that have kept them active for many years. Host Fred Reif also spent time with them turning the Jug and Blues Band into an entire career.    This is part 2 of 2--Where the Zoo becomes a ShaNaNa style band by the name of Eddie and the Eat-Outs which morphs into The Gilmour Brothers... The folklore becomes a mainstream success. Tune in now!  

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