best jamming band
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Sun Jan-30-05 09:42 PM
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what's the best band at jamming? you know, the ones that can go on stage and play a song that usually runs 4 minutes for 10-20 minutes. my votes go to grateful dead and the Pat Mcgee Band.
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Sun Jan-30-05 09:48 PM
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plus, their own music doesn't suck like so many other "jam bands"
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Sun Jan-30-05 09:54 PM
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5. And similarly the Allman Brothers
(with the common element now being Derek Trucks, but many old jams are great as well) :-)
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Sun Jan-30-05 09:49 PM
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"Halleluwah" is a good example.
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Sun Jan-30-05 09:58 PM
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8. I'll say Widespread Panic
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Sun Jan-30-05 10:07 PM
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11. I know you said they are your faves
but objectively is Widespread Panic worth seeing in concert?
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Sun Jan-30-05 10:12 PM
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12. If you like their studio stuff
it's even better in concert. If you don't like them much to begin with, don't bother.
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Sun Jan-30-05 10:15 PM
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14. panic's studio stuff pales with live
Edited on Sun Jan-30-05 10:16 PM by kohodog
But I haven't seen them since Mikey left us. Then again, the dead isn't quite the same w/o Jerry.
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15. I wasn only explaining
If you don't like their music to begin with, you won't like it any better live.
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Sun Jan-30-05 10:00 PM
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10. John Coltrane Quartet...
or The Exploding Sonic Rangers
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Sun Jan-30-05 10:13 PM
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13. dead, phish, panic, mule, in order, imho
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Sun Jan-30-05 10:28 PM
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16. Don't forget Little Feat. Most of the bands other posters
have listed would credit them. Nothing like chops learned from nearly 40 years together on the road.
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Sun Jan-30-05 10:32 PM
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17. The Mike Keneally Band, The New Kings Of Rhythm
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20. I've never seen Mike Kennealy on his own
but damn that guy is talented! Is he really a "jam" type-guy now? I gotta check that out! But otherwise I'd say the Allman Brother's for lengthy loose jams, but Little Feat is UNSTOPPABLE. They are a little more concise than a lot of Jam bands, but every note is just perfect.
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24. Who did you see him with, Frank, Dweezil or Vai?
Of course, the jamming is still in the context of his own particular songwriting style, but the MKB is a monster when it comes to collective improvisation.
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Sun Jan-30-05 10:39 PM
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Bar none. Get their first Live album and listen to the most fantastic rendition of "Eight Miles High" ever recorded.
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Edited on Sun Jan-30-05 11:06 PM by Revillusion1
I can't believe that nobody else ever mentions them here...great rock and roll band, and liberal to boot!
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21. Any decent jazz group
That's what the music is all about. Forget about bands like Phish and the Dead.
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Sun Jan-30-05 11:17 PM
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22. Is that considered a talent?
Why not just stop the song where it's supposed to stop? What are you adding by playing the song over and over.
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some musicans, esp jazz musicians can go on incredible riffs and solos. other times, those bands are great to have on in the background or go to see and have a good time with friends.
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