10 people loved comedyjam’s jam No Offence
Into The Rolling Stones, Al Green, Tom Waits, Sonny Boy Williamson…
“pepaw, caregiver, veteran, PC gamer. i have reached mid-life, but had plenty of crisis most of my adult life. i know what i like and i am not afraid to tell it. GoBlinARMY member and PBBans Staff www…”
Into The Isley Brothers, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, Booker T. & the MG's, Sly & The Family Stone…
“Mainly soul, R&B and the odd gem from Tony N. What kind of fool am I? Follow my ramblings on twitter @tonynewley http://thatwasmyjam.sharpshooterlabs.com/user/newley…”
Into Christina Vantzou, Young Marble Giants, low light mixes, Marsen Jules Trio…
“A dweller on the streams, handy the confluence of MIXCLOUD SOUNDCLOUD & THIS IS MY JAM, I make occasional day trips to… (edit…) Now up & running on GODS JUKEBOX & LETS LOOP”
Into Jimmy Cliff, Mississippi John Hurt, The Flying Burrito Brothers, Elvis Presley…
“dispenser”
Into Gil Scott-Heron, Lindsey Buckingham, Golden Earring + 1000 drummers, P!nk…
“We moved to LetsLoop.com to keep the party going. The Jam is dead. Long live The Jam. Thanks to the ppl behind the scenes for keeping the party going as long as you did.”
Into The Four Tops, Marcia Griffiths, Foo Fighters (Rockin 1000), Mary Wells…
“Is it wrong to like your own jams?”
Into The Hustlers, Little Sammy Jones & The Eldorados, Don Julian & The Meadowlarks, The African Souls…
“Quelques vieilles chansons de danse.”
Into Joy Division, Ramones, The Beatles, The Ronettes…
“The egg cracked, let out, spill over, sliding into, shaking vision, battered corks, moody shouts despair in all directions, leafing through undergrowth of bounty barred from letters and rhythms, purch…”
Into Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Mott The Hoople, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Kinks…
“Born in 1954, Glam was my thing, "Ziggy" Bowie my hero. My goal on my REWIND TO THE SEVENTIES Jam is to celebrate 70s music, and maybe inform those who were not around at the time.”
Into Jimmy Ruffin, Bobby Womack, Rudolf Kehrer, with Kiril Kondrashin & the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, composer Fred Katz…
“Hundreds of very talented musicians pass away every year, some without much recognition at all. On "Rest In Peace", I aim to give them a fitting 'send-off', with a decent Tribute. I hope you will join…”