IMSC Ep 63 - Song 5: "Confluence" by Mississippi Jake and The Bootleggers Orchestra

"Mississippi Jake is storytelling, working class, folk music from the Midwest. Not the kind of folk that lulls you to sleep, the kind with teeth...

"Mississippi Jake brings folklore from the hills of the Ozarks to the Midwestern stage. He tells fact and fiction with honest guitar chords and gravel in his voice. Solo or alongside his Bootleggers Orchestra, Mississippi Jake showcases one-of-a-kind folk with teeth."
- from his Facebook page

Credits:
Mississippi Jake- Guitar/Vocals
Joel Jacobsen- Banjo
Curt Snook- Fiddle
Seth Rasmussen- Mandolin/Harmonica/Vocals
Jason Lippard- Bass/Vocals

Home page:
http://mississippijakemusic.weebly.com/

Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/Mississippijake/

Bandcamp:
https://mississippijake.bandcamp.com

To download the whole podcast, right click on the link below and hit "Save as...":
https://archive.org/download/IowaMusicShowcaseEpisode63/Iowa%20Music%20Showcase%20-%20Episode%2063_.mp3

Labels: 2010s, 2017, Ames, Ames area, Confluence (song), Curt Snook, folk music, IMSC Ep 063, Jason Lippard, Joel Jacobsen, Mississippi Jake, Mississippi Jake and The Bootlegger's Orchestra (band), Seth Rasmussen