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Middle Spunk Creek Boys (1981--)

I joined the Middle Spunk Creek Boys in 1981. That band is still thriving!
For more information than you can stand about them, please visit The Middle Spunk Creek Boys web site.

Buckacre Bluegrass Show (1975 - 1982)

BUCKACRE was a hell of an exciting and entertaining band. Alas, we never recorded.

After we found out about the "Buckacre" country-rock band that recorded with MCA records, we started referring to ourselves as "Buckacre Bluegrass Show."

Also see the Music section in Bruce Jaeger Magazine Articles

(Photo by Jan Anderson)
First band portrait, 1976-ish. Top: John Sandell, Mark Seeger
Bottom: Bruce Jaeger, Mike Hildebrandt, Paul Moe

At Pracna-on-Main, St. Patrick's Day, 1976. I don't think those shirts would fit anymore!
L-R Paul Moe, Bruce Jaeger, Mark Seeger, Mike Hildebrand. John Sandell out of the photo to the right, probably pinching a waitress...

(Photo by The Victorian Photographer)
Coolest band photo! Top: John Sandell, Mike Hildebrandt, Tom O'Neill
Bottom: Bruce Jaeger, Paul Moe.  From about 1976 or 1977

From around 1977: The DEFINITIVE version of "Boil That Cabbage Down!"

(Photo by Pat Russell)
"Cigarettes and Whiskey and Wild, Wild Women"
A bubble blowing duet (Doug did the tenor bubbling).
Bruce Jaeger, Charles "Doug" Davis, Paul Moe.  1978
Sample Songs: William Tell Overture (from a cassette recorded at Anoka Ramsey in 1978)

(Photo by Pat Russell)
Buckacre Bluegrass at Heritage Square, Minnesota State Fair, August 1979
(Bruce Winther, Barry St. Mane, Bruce Jaeger, Paul Moe)
Sample songs: Make Me a Pallet On Your Floor (from a cassette recorded at Anoka Ramsey in August of 1979)

Last band portrait, 1981-ish. L-R Barry St. Mane, Bruce Jaeger, Paul Moe, Bruce Winther.

(Photo by Pat Russell)
"Cigarettes and Whiskey and Wild, Wild Women":
Bruce and Barry at the late, much lamented Amalgamated Eating and Drinking Establishment, about 1979

The Glacial Drifters (1973-1974?)

C.J. Anderson, Jan Anderson, Larry Stolberg, Bruce Jaeger and The Five Fingers of Death.

"Salty Dog Blues" (from a practice session)

Basement (1972???)

All of our records were going to be Big Cellars.  Jim Putnam, Bruce Jaeger, Gus Fontaine, Bill Knoble. I'd post the tape itself except (1) The sound of the ancient cassette tape is muddy muddy woof-woof, and... (B) You can still hear enough to make all of us really embarrassed!   Oh, hell--this little fragment ought to scar you for life!  Kemp Owyne