Five Harmaniacs

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The Five Harmaniacs is a name of a jug band (or two bands, as some music researchers claim) that played early blues and vaudeville blues (also known as medicine shows music) in 1920s with instruments such as kazoo, harmonica, banjo, ukulele, etc. Clyde Shugart was usually the singer and the kazoo player. Other names known to be in the band are Walter Howard, Jerry Adams, Ned Nestor and Wade Hampton Durand, but it is not known for sure who did what. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Coney Island Washboard

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Ruckus Juice & Chittlins, Vol. 2

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The First Days of Jazz

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Harps, Jugs, Washboards & Kazoos

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Popular 1920's Jazz Bands (Encore 8) [Recorded 1926-1930]

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Harps, Jugs, Washboards & Kazoos (1926-1940)

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Jugs, Washboards & Kazoos

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Jazz Pioneers Of The 1920s

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Ruckus Juice & Chittlins: The Great Jug Bands-Classic Recordings Of The 1920's And 30's, Volume 2

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Jugs, Washboards, & Kazoos

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Ruckus Juice and Chittlin Volume 2s

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Ruckus Juice & Chittlins: The Great Jug Bands. Vol. 2

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