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Baby, Please Don't GoMaxwell Street BluesDallas RagPrison Wall Blues4th Street Mess AroundSpoonfulOut With the Wrong WomanBrown Skin BluesOne Letter HomeWhiskey and Gin BluesLowland BluesStuff They Call MoneyBring It With You When You ComeBoodle-De-BumTrack List
Baby, Please Don't GoMaxwell Street BluesDallas RagPrison Wall Blues4th Street Mess AroundSpoonfulOut With the Wrong WomanBrown Skin BluesOne Letter HomeWhiskey and Gin BluesLowland BluesStuff They Call MoneyBring It With You When You ComeBoodle-De-BumAlbum Remarks & Appraisals:
Borrow, remix, interpret, experiment and create their own version of various styles and origins: that is the hallmark of Chico's Jugband. The band was formed in 1985 in Stockholm - and was probably the only jugband of its kind in Sweden until the tour end in 2001 - a band that always took advantage of the great freedom in the jugband tradition. The designation Jugband began to appear in the U.S. a few years after 1900 and the music had its heyday in the interwar period 1920-1940. It was called "The New Craze" and was primarily dance and light music with artists such as Gus Cannon's Jug Stompers and the Memphis Jug Band - important role models for Chico's Jugband. But what is jugband music? Does it belong to any particular category and is it possible to place in any of the usual music genres? Is it the blues, or any kind of traditional jazz and are there hints of ragtime? And of course you can hear some of the elements of old-time country music, right?
