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Once in awhile, we do some crazy things on stage (no not us!!). And sometimes, Steve records those crazy moments.

We only do these things so we'll have great stories to tell around the campfire.  (The shots have nothing to do with it!)

Click the links to hear some fun times on stage with the Shaggers! Hope you enjoy!

Where Is Crazy Mary?

Hoo Hoo Girl Sells Out

Humps & Lumps

Lead Guitarist, Hoo Hoo Girl & Tiny Doggy

Little Known Shig Shag Fact #327:
SHIG-SHAG, an Oak Tree; a Maple Tree; "Shig Shag Day" = the 29th May.
Mr. Summers writes: "I remember that oak branches with the oak-apple galls used to be called shik-shak in Surrey, and the 29th of May was known as 'Shik-Shak Day'; and as I have noticed that maple and oak are gathered indiscriminately on that day in Devonshire, I suppose this is the connection." Halliwell says Shick-shack- day is a term used in Surrey for the 29th May, or Royal Oak-Day.
(Quoted from three articles published in the "Records of Buckinghamshire"
by Alfred Heneage Cocks, M.A, between 1897 and 1909.)

Dance! Dance!
SHIGGLE-SHAGGLE, TO, to trot at an uneven pace (as a horse).
SHIGGLY SHAGGLY, irregularly, joltingly.