Sentence examples for electric jug from inspiring English sources
What was up with the guy in the band who played the electric jug?
He shows you the band's controlling philosopher king, Tommy Hall (the guy with the electric jug), and exactly what books he read.
He was poached from the Spades by Tommy Hall, a University of Texas psychology student with a plan for an LSD-influenced rock band, in which he would play "electric jug" - a mic'ed up jug into which he blew to create the unearthly wobbling sound that defines the Elevators.
In 1965 the 13th Floor Elevators are founded by three friends, including the University of Texas student Tommy Hall, who conceives of an LSD-soaked group in which he will play the "electric jug" (literally a jug with a microphone stuck in it).
You can use an electric jug or boil it on the stove the old way.
Basic cooking items, such as a microwave-safe bowl and plate, a microwave-safe mug or cup, a spork, a few utensils, an electric jug, etc. Always find out in advance what is provided as part of your room, to save yourself from carrying unnecessary items.
But you'll stay for all the other ingredients in their mélange: fiddles and guitars, bouncy banjo-ukes, weepy country pedal steel, rock-and-roll electric guitar, jug-band kazoo and assorted percussion.
Drain the peas and tip into the jug of an electric blender or the bowl of a food processor.
Serves 4 garlic 1 small clove cherry tomatoes 300g cucumber 1 romano peppers 2 bird's-eye chilli 1 sherry vinegar 2 tbsp white crab meat 300g mustard and cress or watercress to finish Peel the garlic and place in the jug of an electric blender or food processor.
Formed in 1965, when a Bay Area jug band decided to switch to electric instruments, the Dead created an all-American fusion of bluegrass, blues, country, rhythm-and-blues, folk and rock, all laced with improvisation.
A bunch of beatniks who'd met through a music shop where Garcia gave guitar and banjo lessons, they'd formed a jug band, but at Pigpen's suggestion they picked up electric instruments.
