Skiffle Sixpack's version of a 1970 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young song and the poster single of our second album by the same name.

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Carry On

Cover version of "Call Me The Breeze" by JJ Cale / Eric Clapton. This version was included in our album "High Moon" (sold out).

Dedicated to its singer and our former band member Andi (deceased).

High Moon

Call Me The Breeze

"Skiffle Sixpacksong" – our band's self-made title track. Written by Hartmut Fischer in Berlin around 2014 A.D. – included in our album "High Moon" (sold out). Enjoy and share!

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Skiffle Sixpacksong

A real Skiffle title. It's quick, it's simple, it's somewhat virtuous and most of all it's really enjoyable.

This song has been recorded by Blind Boy Fuller in 1935, but nobody probably knows where it originally came from.

Rag Mama Rag

Sometimes Skiffle Sixpack's captain Hartmut collects all kinds of musicians beyond the Sixpack members, drags them into his studio and makes them collaborate to create wonderful things like this cover of JJ Cale's "Ride the River".

Ride the River [Fischer & Friends]

"Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour (On the Bedpost Overnight?)" – written by M. Bloom/E. Breuer/B. Rose – interpreted by Lonnie Donegan in 1959.

This song is one of the genre-defining titles of SKIFFLE MUSIC as well as one of Donegan's most well known interpretations of all time.

Video: https://youtu.be/vctb3LJXfb0

Chewing Gum

"Skiffle" music somehow developed from Dixieland and Jug Band Music in the U.S. around the 1920s. You can't play it without using a washboard as a drum kit and a wooden soap box with a broomstick as a bass. Skiffle became really popular in the 1950s in Europe thanks to Lonnie Donegan and some other interpreters. There has been a skiffle hype in Germany, too around then – well, and some people forgot to exit the hype train for well over half a century.
 
From Berlin-Spandau and finally to SoundCloud – here we are. Skiffle Sixpack likes to mix typical Skiffle sound with Folk, Blues, Country, Pop, and many more genres. We mostly do covers. 
 
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