“Bottom line: One of the best Nashville duos since Johnny and June.” - Nancy Dunham
Sugarcane Jane, the Alabama based Americana duo comprised of husband and wife Anthony Crawford (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica, kick drum) and Savana Lee (vocals, bass guitar), have been crafting music deeply rooted in folk rock for over a decade. They are adored for their homegrown brand of mostly acoustic Americana, drawing influences from Anthony's prior bandmates such as Neil Young, Steve Winwood, and Dwight Yoakam.
Surprise your loved one with an original Limited Edition Sugarcane Jane "Lighted" Logo Christmas Ornament. Handmade by Duby Lamar, these ornaments are all one of a kind and a collectible for all Sugarcane Jane fans. There are three different lighting settings to choose from.
Unisex tri-blend slim fit Sugarcane Jane logo tee. This will be your absolute favorite tshirt in the drawer! So soft!
100% combed ringed-spun cotton, classic fit, with a tear away label and the classic Sugarcane Jane logo.
Light weight and perfect for layering in the South's winter weather.
This tri-blend Eco-Fleece hooded sweatshirt with a kangaroo pocket is just the bomb! Anthony's been wearing non stop! Very warm and striking in the Eco Tru Pacific Blue color.
With ring spun cotton and raglan sleeves plus the beauty in the earthy wine color, I am in totally in love with this sweatshirt! Dress it up or dress it down, trust me when I say "this will be your favorite winter attire".
On the mountain peak or down by the lake, this beanie is a no-brainer when it comes to true outdoor style. 55/26/19 wool/polyester/nylon SPACECRAFT fold-over, double-sided leather label on left side cuff with Sugarcane Jane embroidered logo in center One size fits most
Sugarcane Jane's Ladders and Edges, now available on vinyl! Very limited quantity so get yours while you can! 01 Strong 02 Words 03 The Whistle Song 04 The Ladder 05 Never Do We Know 06 Train Of Information 07 Slow It Down 08 The Edge 09 Emerge 10 New Love 11 13th Believer
“"It's like they're carriers of an old-soul strain of tent-revival folk, come to show the Americana kids how to really kick up some dust." ” - Steve Centanni
— al.com
