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| Twenty Flight Rock played at The Jam Twenty Flight Rock with guitarist Monty Pierce, Geno Hafner on keyboards and singer Andy Olsen, along with jam band members. This was taken from the March 2009 monthly jam in downtown Nashville Tennessee. This is somewhat a historical song. John Lennon (from The Beatles) was impressed that Paul McCartney knew the words to Twenty Flight Rock when the two originally met. Hey, we were impressed when Andy Olsen knew the words. too. Video by co-host Pat Adams |
| Mike Broward does The Letter at the Jam The Jam in Nashville Tennessee with band members Walter Jowers, Gary, Andy Olsen, Geno Hafner and Robert Kinsall. This song was done by The Boxtops & Joe Cocker. The jam is a monthly Nashville rock & roll musicians jam. Video by co-host Pat Adams from TennesseeConcerts |
| Pictures & Videos from the March 2009 "Play It Again Jam", a Nashville Rock & Roll Jam at Windows Off The Cumberland on Second Avenue in Nashville Tennessee Pictures & Videos by Pat Adams. Click on pictures to enlarge to full screen |
| All Along The Watchtower at the Jam Alex Castiello plays All Along The Watchtower at the Play It Again jam in downtown Nashville Tennessee with the jam band at Windows Off The Cumberland in March 2009. The Play It Again jam is a monthly rock 'n' roll musicians jam. Video by co-host Pat Adams from TennesseeConcerts |
| The Jam with Andy Olsen on vocals, play Too Hard To Handle by the Black Crows The Jam does Too Hard To Handle by the Black Crows with singer Andy Olsen, Tiger Gagan, Geno, Kenny Utterback, Walter Jowers, and Dustin Melton on drums. The jam is a monthly Nashville Tennessee rock & roll musicians jam. This was at the March 2009 jam. Video by Pat Adams |
| Musicians Jam at Nashville's Musicians Jam A rock & roll jam featuring Tiger Gagan (guitar), Linda Joseph (violin), Jeff Picture (bass), Gary Allen & Mister Bill (keyboards). See these musicians bring the March 2009 jam to an end of the evening. The Jam is a monthly Nashville Tennessee rock 'n' roll musicians jam. Video by jam co-host Pat Adams |
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| Mike Broward |
| Monty Pierce |
| Bill Lenk |
| Kenny Utterback |
| Dustin Melton |
| Alex Castiello |
| Linda Joseph |
| Martin Kenny |
| Walter Jowers |
| Tiger Gagan |
| Robert Kinsall |
| Doug Frame |
| Andy Olsen |
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Nashville's longest running rock & roll jam
by Kenny Utterback for the Music City Examiner
The Jam, Nashville's longest running rock and roll jam,
went on hiatus for almost a year, starting at the end of
2007. Having lost their lease, the promoters of the jam
had to search for a new venue for the bi-monthly event.
For a short period, the jam regulars were topping the bill
for Music City Nights, while it was showcasing at the old
Mocambo Club location on 4th Avenue. When the venue
took a sharp turn toward mostly presenting upcoming
country music artists, the rock and roll jam didn't seem
like a good fit anymore, to the jam's promoters. So, the
search resumed for a better match.
It now appears that a great little club on 2nd Avenue
South called Windows Off The Cumberland, which
already deals in rock and roll, has partnered with the
Jam promotional team to host the jam two nights a
month (the old 'Jam' format) starting in March. Jams
have already been held at the club, in December and
January, with another scheduled on Sunday, February
22nd. Photos and videos of these sessions can be
seen on the Tennessee Concerts website. To learn
more about the history of the jam, or to view the latest
videos and photographs, go to
www.tennesseeconcerts.com/jam
THE MUSIC CITY EXAMINER
See Kenny's Music City Examiner "Jam" Article
Kenny Utterback's other Music City Examiner articles
by Kenny Utterback for the Music City Examiner
The Jam, Nashville's longest running rock and roll jam,
went on hiatus for almost a year, starting at the end of
2007. Having lost their lease, the promoters of the jam
had to search for a new venue for the bi-monthly event.
For a short period, the jam regulars were topping the bill
for Music City Nights, while it was showcasing at the old
Mocambo Club location on 4th Avenue. When the venue
took a sharp turn toward mostly presenting upcoming
country music artists, the rock and roll jam didn't seem
like a good fit anymore, to the jam's promoters. So, the
search resumed for a better match.
It now appears that a great little club on 2nd Avenue
South called Windows Off The Cumberland, which
already deals in rock and roll, has partnered with the
Jam promotional team to host the jam two nights a
month (the old 'Jam' format) starting in March. Jams
have already been held at the club, in December and
January, with another scheduled on Sunday, February
22nd. Photos and videos of these sessions can be
seen on the Tennessee Concerts website. To learn
more about the history of the jam, or to view the latest
videos and photographs, go to
www.tennesseeconcerts.com/jam
THE MUSIC CITY EXAMINER
See Kenny's Music City Examiner "Jam" Article
Kenny Utterback's other Music City Examiner articles
| MUSIC CITY EXAMINER See Music City Examiner articles (no longer online) related to TennesseeConcerts and our Jam by Nashville Tennessee musician Kenny Utterback from the 1970's band Pacific Gas & Electric Chip Curley of Nashville Links See an article on my friend Chip Curley. Chip and I have a connection going back to the early 1960's. His family lived next door to my grandparents in Belle Meade when we were young. I can even remember going to his house as a kid. I later learned of Chip's website, after my older brother sent me the link. Chip's NashLinks.com has been a big influence on my TennesseeConcerts website. He has many great vintage web pages, along with a current Nashville events calendar. Chip has attended several of our Jam events. Actually, I was originally in the picture of Chip shown with the Examiner article, but I got cropped out. Text by Pat Adams Tiger on the loose in Nashville See an article on our friend Tiger. Tiger has been attending our Jam since the old days of the jam near the Nashville fairgrounds. Tiger is liked as a person, as well as a very talented musician. You can see Tiger play around Nashville on a regular basis with his band Wild Animal, or with blues singer Mississippi Millie. Text by Pat Adams New talent competition in Nashville See an article on our own Tennessee Concerts Talent Competition through the Sonic Bids website. Musicians have a chance to be promoted by our TennesseeConcerts.com website, along with related prizes. The contest is currently open to all musicians & genres from all over the world. Text by Pat Adams The Southern Drum Show in Nashville The new publisher for the Not So Modern Drummer magazine, George Lawrence, is bringing the Southern Drum Show back to Nashville. Lawrence, drummer for the band Poco as well as owner of George's Drum Shop Inc. and Famous Drums LLC. George Lawrence is a sponsor of our Tennessee Concerts Talent Competition. Text by Pat Adams Tennessee Concerts' own Pat Adams An article about me! I don't know what to say about this one, just check it out. Text by Pat Adams Nashville's longest running rock & roll jam Check out the article on our Jam. The jam started in 2006, and continues on at downtown Nashville's Windows Off The Cumberland. Music City Examiner's. The jam is a monthly Nashville rock & roll musicians jam. Text by Pat Adams |
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