The Jimmy Cole Band - 100 Proof American Blended Music

Muskrat Leg Eating World Championship 2025

Time: Feb 15, 2025 - Begins at 12:00:00 pm

The Muskrat Leg Eating World Championship returns to Cult Classic Brewing on Kent Island on February 15, 2025!

Blues Legend Jimmy Cole will close the show with amazing musical entertainment with his band which includes Ron Holloway (Dizzy Gillespie) on sax, Sam Paladino on the organ, George Sheppard on drums, Zach Sweeney on lead guitar and Bacon Wrap on bass.

We'll have 15+ beers brewed in house but the crispy boys you love to crush, speaking of which, we'll have orange crushes and more, as well as non-alcoholic options.

Palm Beach Willies Taylors Island will be preparing muskrat in multiple ways in addition to other choices for those not so adventurous.

Craft vendors will also be on hand again for the event this year.
Admission is $10 per person (12 and under is free admission).

Food by will be provided by Palm Beach Willies Taylors Island. They will be preparing multiple muskrat options, oysters, and other choices for those less adventurous.

The World Championship Muskrat Leg Eating Contest will happen at 5'ish.

This is an Outdoor/Indoor event and will move inside if the weather chooses not to comply with our plans.

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~ Jimmy C sitting in with The Nighthawks ~

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BLAST FROM THE PAST! JIMMY COLE AND THE ALL-STAR BAND

This was one hell of a band!

Left to right:

Jeff Lodsun, drums

Daryl Davis, keyboards and vocals

Jimmy C. Cole, guitar and vocals

Bryan Smith, bass

Allan "Aldo" Walker, tenor sax and vocals

"Butch" White, trombone

Tony Smith, trumpet and flugelhorn

The All-Stars, at Ben's. Another great version of the band.

Sometime, 2000-2001.

Left to right:

Raymond "Rockin' Ray" Van Lienden, harmonica.

"Willie C", tenor saxophone.

Allan "Aldo' Walker, tenor saxophone.

Jimmy C. Cole, vocals, guitar.

Bryan Smith, bass guitar.

Rick French, drums. (not visible behind Jimmy C)

The All Stars at Ben's BBQ (2000 or 2001)

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In Memory of Barry Hart

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~ In Memory of BIG JOE MAHER ~

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Dedicated to the
Memory of Buddy Charleton
Mar 6, 1938 - Jan 25, 2011

and

Raymond "Rockin' Ray"
Van Lienden
Dec 12, 1952 - May 4, 2011

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In Memory of Steve Croson

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Back Row: Jimmy Case, Scott Stoneman, Jimmy Stoneman
Front Row: Donna Stoneman, Peggy Stoneman

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In Memory of "The Tomcat" Reeder

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A Mississipi Juke Joint

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Pinetop Perkins & Liz Lohr (2008)

~ Rest in Peace, my friend ~

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THE JIMMY COLE BAND

Jimmy C. Cole - Guitar

Liz Lohr - Keyboard & Vocals

George Sheppard - Drums

Charles Solomon - Bass

Ron Holloway - Sax

Hollywood Thompson - Sax

Brooks Tegler

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Julia Cooke Cole
•BORN: September 30, 1923
•DIED: May 26, 2013
•LOCATION: Nokesville, Virginia

Julia Bell Cooke Cole, 89, of Nokesville, VA, died Sunday, May 26, 2013, at her home. Treasured by her family and friends, she was known for her graciousness, her sharp mind, her independent spirit, and her love of wildflowers and birds.

Julia was born on September 30, 1923, in Burgettstown, PA, to the late Homer Cooke and Beulah Bell Cooke. Her father was a dairy farmer, and she grew up assisting him on the family farm. Upon graduating from Westminster College in 1945, she moved to Washington, DC, where she worked at the Department of Agriculture.

In July of 1946, she married Dr. Samuel Cole. During the early years of their marriage, she worked in his optometric practices in the Virginia towns of Alexandria, Culpeper and Orange before the family moved to Manassas in 1955. From the 1960s to the present, she and her family enjoyed living on small farms on Lucasville Road in Manassas and Aden Road in Nokesville.

Julia was a wonderful nurturer of her large extended family.

She was predeceased by her beloved husband of 61 years, Samuel Cole, who died in 2008. She is survived by her son, James Cole, of Centreville, VA; daughter, Ann Cole Paciulli, and husband, Chip Paciulli, of Purcellville, VA; and daughter, Juliana Cole Babicz, and husband, John Babicz, of Nokesville, VA. She is also survived by six grandchildren: Aaron Cole and wife, Nikki, of Centreville, VA; Juliana Paciulli of Los Angeles, CA; Lauren Babicz Rucker and husband, Hal Rucker, of Manassas, VA; Sarah Paciulli of Richmond, VA; Richard Samuel Babicz of Richmond, VA; and Celeste Cole of Manassas, VA. She is also survived by a great-granddaughter, Ayla Bell Cole, as well as many dear nieces and nephews.

A memorial service will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 8, 2013, at Pierce Funeral Home, 9609 Center Street, Manassas, VA with Reverend Marci Huntsman officiating. The family will receive friends at their Nokesville home following the service.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Julia Cole's memory to WAMU, 4400 Massachusetts AVE, NW, Brandywine Building, Washington, DC, 20016, or the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, 159 Sapsucker Woods RD, Ithaca, NY, 14850.

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