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An eclectic mix of contemporary folk, blues, country, and bluegrass.
Comprised of old friends who happen to all be seasoned musicians thanks to a deep-rooted love of honest music, the Village Jammers have been gathering to play their unique blend of "bluegrass/country/jazz/rock/blues/folk/rockabilly/(insert any style of music here)" for more than thirty years. Part bluegrass band, part comedy troupe, part working-class Joes…together, a century of collective experience on stringed instruments, witty stage sarcasm and good ol’ boy beer connoisuership.
DOWNLOAD JAMMERSONGS @ IACMUSIC.COM
JAMMERS selected FOLK ALLEY FEATURED ARTIST in SEPTEMBER '09 at www.folkalley.com
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Killer CD's Mike. Thanks a million! Sorry for the slow response but i wanted to listen uninterrupted on phones and on a long road trip. All of them are great travelin' tunes.
Capsule Cd: Holy shades of Poco! I used to love those guys and this album took me back to those days. Nice!
Rivergods:Time Has Come: Just excellent...with a title track that was truly incredible. Really enjoyed this...great playing and good songs.
VJ's Cowboy Up Collection: This was a huge surprise. I just loved it...such good playing and interesting stuff. My wife liked this one best. Many plays to come for this one.
Village Jammers..'Til it Happens to You: I can see why you guys are getting national attention. Great musicianship and arrangements. Well written songs. All the vox are good but Curtiss' goes down especially easy. This album will probably get the most plays...it's excellent and i hope you sell a million more of 'em! Thanks again my friend!
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:: posted by pinedog on Sat Oct 10, 2009 @ 12:02 PM
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Hi Mike...has a "Stray" cat shown up yet?
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:: posted by pinedog on Fri Sep 11, 2009 @ 07:41 AM
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I appreciate you adding my song to your station. You guys have a great sound, I enjoyed "Fly Away Angel". Keep up the good work and God bless...
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:: posted by J. Jacobs on Fri Sep 11, 2009 @ 02:13 AM
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