Event
Uncle Mingo Celebrates 30 Years with Sunset Beach Show
***Tickets are $15 available online or at the door
(No Opener)
Doors 6PM Show at 7ish…This Show will take place outdoors on our Beach Stage. If for any reason this event needs to be moved inside The Windjammer only the first 500 tickets sold will be valid. Tickets not valid (If moved indoors) will be labeled and marked at the time of purchase and will be automatically refunded to the Credit Card used for purchase.
This Show is 18+ or with Parent
Our Sunset Concert Series is Sponsored by: Bon & Viv Spiked Seltzer
Can your Little Baby Brother really be 30!!!
Uncle Mingo are a Charleston, South Carolina-based funk-punk quintet that melds the party-hearty attitude of the Red Hot Chili Peppers with a stronger funk basis and an inclination toward long jams that lean towards prog-rock.
Fatty Mookie Mo’ Booty Guitarist Scott Quattlebaum, bassist Bryon Moore and drummer Robert Thorn formed Uncle Mingo in Charleston as a trio in 1989, playing funk-metal and alternative rock. After developing a local following, the group added Jason Moore (saxophone, keyboard; no relation to Bryon) and recorded their first album, an eponymous cassette-only release which appeared that fall. That album was quickly followed by Fatty Mookie Mo’ Booty, which became a word-of-mouth hit around the Southeast following the group’s constant touring. After a few years, the group had developed a strong fan base across the Southeast, as well as Colorado.
Dancin’ on the Moon In 1996, the group released their third album, Little Baby Brother, which was produced by James Brown saxophonist Jeff Watkins and featured the James Brown horn section. Uncle Mingo signed a deal with Autonomous Records in 1997 and in the spring, the label gave Fatty Mookie Mo’ Booty a national release, following it with Dancin’ on the Moon in April.
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