
Blueground Undergrass
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Blueground
Undergrass Jeff and Johnny Mosier's
"Psychedelic Hick-hop Blues-grass
Band." Have jammed with Phish,
Leftover Salmon, The Allman Brothers and appeared
in Relix.
Jeff Mosier is the one who suggested the concept
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Breeze Kings
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The
Breeze Kings are
a great original blues band led by Carlos
"The Breeze" Capote on vocals and
harmonica. They opened for Bo Diddley at The
Tabernacle in Atlanta! |
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Iratowns
is probably the only "jam band" that
blends classical influences with their rock,
bluegrass and jazz. They've jammed with members
of Bela Fleck, Widespread Panic, Blueground
Undergrass and Leftover Salmon. Isn't it time you
heard them, too? |
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Emma Gibbs Band
Watching the progress of these guys in just a
couple of years has been a proud experience.
First saw them as the, "Great band. What was
the name again?" act on bills at Smith's
Olde Bar. Now they regularly sell out Smith's, as
well as the Wetlands in New York, and they've
opened for Widespread Panic. Six guys, none of
whom are named Emma. |
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Mudcat
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Mudcat
Danny
"Mudcat" Dudeck is a great showman who
appears solo or with his fabulous Piedmont
blues band of the same name. Good friends
of Taj Mahal; co-organizers and performers in the
Winston Blues Revival Tour that sold-out L.A.,
Chicago, NYC, New Orleans, and everywhere in
between. |
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Ghost Trane
-- One of the new proud products of the Atlanta
jam scene.
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| Ancient Harmony
-- The pride of Albany, Georgia and Southeastern
ambassadors of the Real Psychedelic Deal. |
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Jennifer Daniels
- If you're into the introspective acoustic vibe,
you should take a listen to this lady from
Lookout Mountain, Tennessee.

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Foxtrot
Zulu --
Nate Edmunds is a good guy from Rhode Island
leading this good band. They've also been in Relix
a lot.
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| Pain
-- Pop ska
punks from Tuscaloosa, Alabama with a three-piece
horn section. Curious yet? You
should be! Wanna know how the Seven Inch
Cowboy defeats his foe, The Mad Professor
Mentley? Click da link. |
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| Agent
Cooper
-- In these days of three-chord pop rockers Agent
Cooper's orchestral progressive rock sound
is a breath of fresh air. Their song
"Desolate Supreme" is a must-hear tune. |
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The Home Grown Music Network
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Spreading the best music being made today!
Focusing on live and improvisational music
including: jam, jazz, funk, psychedelic, rock,
blues, bluegrass, world and more!

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Magic
Bus Music Forum - Very
talented Web designers who also pitch in their
considerable skills to help good music succeed. |
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Music
Tour Bus - Organization
helping the Honest musician tour more
easily.
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Mr. Lee - Jam Band coverage from
frequent Relix
contributor, Lee Abrams. |
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PauseRecord.com
- One of the best
Jam band resources on the `Net.

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Shut Eye Records
- Atlanta's label
for the best in underground alternative, punk,
and other styles.
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| Deep
Blue Sun --
Hosts of the infamous Farm Parties and purveyors
of groovy cool. |
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| The Vermont Review
- The entertainment magazine that comes right out
of the state where all this jam stuff started. |
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The Dunhams
-- The place where I first heard of all this
"jam band" business. WZGC-FM
92.9/Atlanta.
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Wildman
Steve - Ace washboardist who
has been seen with moe., Blueground Undergrass
and others now has his own radio show on WNEQ-FM
in Auburn, Alabama, and a Web record store to
boot!
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Photo420.com
-- If you take a 4-20 with these photos, you will
be sooo glad you did. The Willie Nelson pics are
especially off the chain. Also Blueground
Undergrass, String Cheese, the usual suspects.
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TAXI
-- Don't call them when you're too drive to
drunk. However, if you're a band looking to make
a record with a major company, you might want to
contact them.
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 Relix
-- For over 30 years the Bible on all things
improvised, rootsy and psychedelic.
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