2015

PeteRogers’s first jam of 2015 was “Eat You Alive” by Emigrate feat. Frank Delle (Seeed), and there was more to come; 48 jams in all. The year’s recurring themes? Big Big Train, alt rock, and artrock. PeteRogers found a rare one: “When your mind's made up” by Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova (Swell Season). “Behind Blue Eyes - Original Album Version” by The Who got a lot of love. In March, PeteRogers introduced This Is My Jam to “Super Hero” by Faith No More. PeteRogers passed 250 jams in March. PeteRogers’s final jam was “Winter Song (acoustic)” by Screaming Trees.

2014

PeteRogers’s first jam of 2014 was “Went To War” by Amason, and there was more to come; 65 jams in all. Lots of Pearl Jam, hard rock, and grunge. They were the first, and only, to post “Is This The World We Created...? (Live From Budapest /1986)” by Queen. People really liked “Hunger Strike” by Temple of the dog (8-bit style). In April, PeteRogers introduced This Is My Jam to “4am” by Antemasque. PeteRogers reached 200 jams in June. “Freedom Fighters” by Two Steps from Hell - Thomas Bergesen closed out the year.

The year got going with “Vince Taylor” by Adam Ant. In August, PeteRogers found it, their eternal jam: “Present Tense” by Pearl Jam. Lots of Alice in Chains, hard rock, and metal. PeteRogers posted a rare gem: “Last Bastion” by Brad. “Castles Made Of Sand” by Jimi Hendrix got a lot of love. PeteRogers was first to pick “The lonely night” by Moby & Mark Lanegan, in April — 12 others followed suit! PeteRogers crossed 100 jams in February! “Changes” by Sugar closed out the year.

PeteRogers’s 2012 started strong with “The Next Life” by Suede, and the jams kept coming; 81 in total. There was a lot of Soundgarden, singer-songwriters, and metal. They were the first, and only, to post “Princes Of The Universe (2011 Remaster)” by Queen. People really liked “Won't Get Fooled Again” by The Who. PeteRogers was first to pick “Long Gone Day” by Mad Season, in March — 14 others followed suit! PeteRogers passed 75 jams in November. 2012 drew to a close with “Lost Coastlines” by Okkervil River.

In December, PeteRogers joined This Is My Jam, and kicked things off with “The Devil Takes Care of His Own” by Band of Skulls. Nice. In December, PeteRogers introduced This Is My Jam to “Porpoise Song (Theme From "Head")” by The Monkees.