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Prof. Douglas Fraser is the band
leader, lead vocalist, banjo and tenor guitar
player. Douglas hails from three generations of
professional entertainers and has been on stage
since the age of three. He was part of the jug
band resurgence in the 1960’s and has played
jazz in concert coast to coast. He has been on
many television shows, movies and radio shows
throughout the years. Douglas was the band
leader at Gastown’s “Banjo Palace” for two years
and wrote, produced and directed the theatrical
comedy production, The Heartaches Razz Band
which ultimately played California’s “Knott’s
Berry Farm” for two years. Mr. Fraser has also
spent several years as a stand up comic. |
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Mr. Tony McBride exploits the
position of percussionist in The Genuine Jug
Band. All eyes are on this performance and he is
positioned stage front. He also solos on wind
instruments and provides backup vocals. This
percussive masterpiece is unlike anything else
and is visually a work of art. A celebrated rock
drummer and respected Scottish Pipe band snare
drummer, Tony brings years of performance and
playing experience to this challenging and
unusual percussive masterpiece. One-man bands
throw themselves at his feet in homage. |
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Mr. Terry Devine is an accomplished bass
player and performs in The Genuine Jug Band as
the gutbucket player. This is a one string
fretless upright bass with a two octave range.
Terry also pays the “jug”, again producing an
amazing two octave range of bass notes with a
sound very reminiscent of a tuba. Having
performed on Television, concert stages, night
clubs and festivals Terry has always proved
himself the “showman”. Renowned for his on-stage
banter, his spontaneous backup vocals and kazoo
accompaniment, Mr. Devine brings years of jug
band experience to the stage. |
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