Jug band (3192 bytes)
1: ...struments are '''spasm bands''' and '''Skiffle''' bands. See also [[Skiffle Music|skiffle]].
3: ...ate. The [[eponym|eponymic]] jug was just that, a jug played by buzzing across the neck, used as a [[ba...
5: Early jug bands were typically made up of [[African American]] [...
7: ...nts. The informal and energetic music of the jug bands also contributed to the development of [[rock an...
9: ...l entertainment until largely supplanted by [[big band]]s and [[Swing (genre)|swing]] in the [[1930s]].

Jug (1903 bytes)
1: A '''jug''' is a container for liquid, with a handle and a...
3: As a [[musical instrument]], the jug provides a rhythmic [[bass (musical term)|bass]] ...
5: ...sound from the pure "buzz". In this way a single jug can produce many notes. Some players augment thi...
7: ...edelic band from [[Texas]], featured an "electric jug" in the [[1960s]].
9: ... by adding water in the jug and that even a large jug may produce a higher note if it is mostly full of...

Toby Jug (705 bytes)
3: ...ordshire]] [[pottery|potter]] [[Ralph Wood]]. The jug depicts a seated man wearing an English ‘[[tricor...
5: ...ular in England and America of that day, the Toby Jug has became and remains an expensive and colllecta...

Little Brown Jug (2835 bytes)
1: The '''Little Brown Jug''' is a [[harness racing|harness race]] for three...
3: ...takes]] changed its date, making the Little Brown Jug the final leg.
67: ...://www.gophersports.com/history/mfball/LittleBrownJug.asp?sport_id=mfball]
71: [[Category:Delaware County, Ohio|*Little Brown Jug]]

Jug wine (449 bytes)
1: ...ine aficionados regard it as less than palatable. Jug wines are usually drank as table wine or simply f...

Toby jug (1577 bytes)
1: A '''toby jug''' is a form of [[ceramic]] [[jug]] in the form of a seated person, usually a heavi...
3: The origin of the name "toby jug" is uncertain, and has been ascribed variously to...
4: ... [[Toby Philpot]], entitled "Dear Tom, This Brown Jug";
8: ...gland]], and eventually in other countries. Toby jugs are [[collectible]].
10: ...lar, bi-conical" shape, which resembles to a toby jug.

Jug Rock (298 bytes)
1: [[Image:Jug_Rock.jpg|thumb|right|Jug Rock]]
2: The '''Jug Rock''' is a natural geological formation located...

Little Brown Jug (football) (5312 bytes)
2: |+ <big><strong>The Little Brown Jug</strong></big>
13: ...[[1869 in music|1869]] song of the [[Little Brown Jug (song)|same name]] by [[Joseph Winner]].
17: ...is water supply. Roberts purchased a five-gallon jug for 30&cent; from a local variety store.
19: ... The Wolverines walked off the field, leaving the jug behind.
21: ...mas Roberts, writing in [[1956]], stated that the jug had served its purpose, so he intentionally left ...

Band Aid (band) (16693 bytes)
3: ...British]] and [[Irish]] [[charity]] [[supergroup (bands)|supergroup]] founded in [[1984]] by [[Bob Geldo...
6: ...t had a double meaning. At one level it means ''a band of musicians getting together to offer aid'' but,...
8: ...sing over ten times as much money as the original Band Aid single.
13: The original Band Aid single, "Do They Know It's Christmas?" (Geldo...
17: ...985]], following the success of the original 1984 Band Aid single, Geldof organised the charity concert ...

R.E.M. (band) (12133 bytes)
1: ... world's most popular, respected, and influential bands.
10: ...s album marked the end of the first period in the band's history.
16: The band's early years are summarized in the compilation '...
19: ...d with [[Warren Zevon]] as the [[Hindu Love Gods (band)|Hindu Love Gods]].
21: ...," and "Country Feedback." On ''Automatic'', the band developed a reserved, meditative sound that took ...

The Band (9276 bytes)
2: [[image:Band_1969.jpg|frame|right|The Band, circa 1969. (L-R) Levon Helm (mandolin), Rick Da...
4: .../1966 World Tour. After renaming themselves, "The Band" they became highly influential in their own righ...
6: ...ld-time country and blues with rock and roll. The Band comprised [[Robbie Robertson|J.R. "Robbie" Robert...
14: ...Eric Clapton]] and [[George Harrison]] citing The Band as a major inlfuence on their musical direction i...
16: ...er [[Todd Rundgren]]. The album was probably The Band's last classic work, with subsequent records bein...

Tú (band) (476 bytes)

Ka band (635 bytes)
1: ...sh;18.8 GHz and 19.7&ndash;20.2 GHz. The term Ka band is frequently used to refer to the recommended op...
4: * [[L band]]
5: * [[S band]]
6: * [[C band]]
7: * [[X band]]

KP (band) (883 bytes)
1: Belgian [[1970s]] band featuring former actors Ludo Koeck and Remi Peete...

The Take (band) (408 bytes)
1: ...scene]], and had a track, "Summer", on the Little Band EP released in [[1979]]. ''Summer'' was rerelease...

Band (913 bytes)
3: ... to [[Concert band|concert]] and [[jazz band|jazz bands]].
5: ...adian-American [[rock and roll]] [[musical band | band]] that started in the late 1960s.
7: * In [[electronics]], a '''[[band (electronics) | band]]''' is a range of [[frequency|frequencies]] or [...
9: ...l in a loop, used for binding, such as a [[rubber band]].
11: * In [[anthropology]], a '''[[band society]]''' is a simple form of human [[society]...

L band (1060 bytes)
1: ... but other countries also use [[VHF]] and [[UHF]] bands.
3: ...g System]] [[carrier wave|carriers]] are in the L band, centered at 1176.45 MHz (L5), 1227.60 MHz (L2), ...
5: ...fferent [[NATO]] "L band" is defined as frequency band between 40&ndash;60 GHz (5&ndash;7.5 [[mm]]).
8: * [[S band]]
9: * [[C band]]

A (band) (2173 bytes)
35: ...997, a guitar-slashing punk riot. However, they abandoned some of this raw edge on their second album '...
37: The band currently consists of the following five members:
52: ...in.net/bandphotos/a.php Recent live photos of the band]
55: [[de:A (Band)]]

Them (band) (1723 bytes)
1: ...em''' was a [[Britain|British]]-[[Ireland|Irish]] band formed in [[Belfast]] in [[1963 in music|1963]], ...
3: ...ailing to #10 on the charts in December 1964. The band then released its biggest hit in the UK, "Here Co...
5: ...he group to pursue a solo career. The rest of the band split up and reformed several times without Morri...

X (US band) (2056 bytes)
1: ...stralian band called '''X''', see [[X (Australian band)]].''
4: '''X''' is the name of a noted [[punk rock]] band, formed in [[Los Angeles, California|Los Angeles]...
6: ...lbum and the feature-length documentary about the band, ''The Unheard Music''. Original members were:
12: ... some albums without original guitarist Zoom, the band regrouped in the early 1990s to record and are st...
31: * [http://www.xtheband.com/ X - the band - official website]

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