Don't knock the jug. There aren't very many instruments that a beginner can pick up and sound almost as good as a virtuoso. Any kid with a Coke bottle can do it.
Tomorrow: Baby got Bagpipe
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2 comments:
I like this picture but it makes me wonder if only hillbillies play the jug.
I try to avoid stereotyping these instruments, but I have never ever seen anyone but a hillbilly (or person pretending to be a hillbilly) play the jug.
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