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| Barry Barnes from the Charlie Daniels Band Barry Barnes, formally of the Charlie Daniels Band performs the Doobie Brothers song Long Train Runnin' at the Play It Again Jam, a Nashville Tennessee rock & roll musicians jam. Host for the jam are Gary Allen from the Charlie Daniels Band & Pat Adams from the TennesseeConcerts.com website. Video by Pat Adams on January 25, 2009 at Windows Off The Cumberland. Video by Pat Adams |
| Tiger Gagan plays some cool Santana at the Jam "Play It Again Jam" a Nashville Tennessee rock 'n' roll jam with Nashville musicians jam at Windows Off The Cumberland on January 25, 2009. See Tiger performs around Nashville. Jam web site www.tennesseeconcerts.com/jam Video by Pat Adams from TennesseeConcerts |
| THE "PLAY IT AGAIN JAM" Pictures & Videos from the January 2009 "Play It Again Jam" at Windows Off The Cumberland on 2nd Avenue in Nashville Tennessee Pictures & Videos by Pat Adams. Click on pictures to enlarge to full screen |
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| Mississippi Millie performs Nutbush City Limits Nashville's Play It Again Jam at Windows Off The Cumberland on January 25, 2009. Her friend Tiger Gagen (red shirt) is on guitar, along with the Play It Again Jam band. Video by Pat Adams from TennesseeConcerts.com. See the Play It Again Jam pages at www.TennesseeConcerts.com/jam Video by Pat Adams |
| Ken Utterback plays Little Queenie at the Jam Chuck Berry's Little Queenie at Nashville Play It Again Jam on January 25, 2009. The Play It Again Jam takes place at Windows Off The Cumberland in Nashville Tennessee. Jam site www.TennesseeConcerts.com/jam Video by Pat Adams |
| Andy Olsen does "What I'd Say". Gary Allen on drums Andy Olsen on vocals. song, What I'd Say, with Andy Olson on vocals. The Play It Again Jam is a rock 'n' roll musicians jam at Windows Off The Cumberland in Nashville Tennessee. This song was played at the January 2009 jam with other jam musicians, including Gary Allen on drums (formally of the Charlie Daniels Band). Video by Pat Adams from www.TennesseeConcerts.com Video by Pat Adams |
| SEE VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE JANUARY 2009 "PLAY IT AGAIN JAM" |
| Players include Gary Allen, Barry Barnes, Kenny Utterback, Walter Jowers, Andy Olsen, Robert Kinsall, Matt Jacobs, Dustin Melton, Mississippi Millie, Michael Gauthier, Bronson Herrmuth, Mitchell Savage, Johnny Norris, Doc Hearl, Geno Haffner, Mike Broward, Tiger Gagan, Sam Lux, Mony Peirce, Jesse Meeks Video & Website by Pat Adams from TennesseeConcerts |
| Matt Jacobs |
| Barry Barnes |
| Geno Haffner |
| Doc Hearl |
| Walter Jowers |
| Robert Kinsall |
| Sam Lax |
| Mississippi Millie |
| Bronson Harrmuth |
| Andy Olsen |
| Michael Gauthier |
| Monty Pierce |
| Tiger Gagan |
| Mitchell Savage |
| Kenny Utterback |
| Dustin Melton |
| Jesse Meeks - Johnny Norris (not pictured) |
| January 2009 Jam house band members |
| Pat Adams from the TennesseeConcerts.com website, and drummer Gary Allen |
| Barry Barnes & Gary Allen |
| Play It Again Jam Poster (click to enlarge) |
| Alright, Where's Timmy? Pat Adams & Paul Revere on Sept. 11, 2002 |
| Pacific Gas & Electric Kenny Utterback (in the middle) |
| See our Cool Pictures page featuring Jam Players with past bands & famous musicians including Jimmy Page, Paul Stanley, Charlie Daniels, JJ Cale, Sammy Hagar, Peter Frampton, Peter Noone, Artimus Pyle, Bob Burnes, George McCorkle & others. Send photos: pat@tennesseeconcerts.com |
| The Charlie Daniels Band Barry Barnes & Gary Allen (2nd & 3rd from left) |
| Free Admission - Buy Beer & Soft Drinks |
Matt Jacobs’
Psychedelic Acoustic
Matt plays his guitar and sings,
improvises over himself on jazz,
bluegrass, and also does
psychedelic experimentation
over originals and covers
by the Beatles, Floyd
and The Doors.
When:
Saturday, Feb 21, 2009
7:00 PM No Cover
www.myspace.com/
matthewstephenjacobs
Where:
Windows off the Cumberland
515 Second Ave. South
Nashville TN 37201
Psychedelic Acoustic
Matt plays his guitar and sings,
improvises over himself on jazz,
bluegrass, and also does
psychedelic experimentation
over originals and covers
by the Beatles, Floyd
and The Doors.
When:
Saturday, Feb 21, 2009
7:00 PM No Cover
www.myspace.com/
matthewstephenjacobs
Where:
Windows off the Cumberland
515 Second Ave. South
Nashville TN 37201
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Mike Gauthier
We welcome keyboardist
Mike Gauthier to the Play It Again
Jam. Mike has played with
Robert Palmer, Four Tops,
Peter Frampton, Rick Derringer
and Beatlemania. He did a
great job on the keyboards!
We welcome keyboardist
Mike Gauthier to the Play It Again
Jam. Mike has played with
Robert Palmer, Four Tops,
Peter Frampton, Rick Derringer
and Beatlemania. He did a
great job on the keyboards!
TennesseeConcerts
Website Updates
by Pat Adams
TennesseeConcerts had a
record amount of over
46,000 hits in January.
We also sold a record
amount of concert tickets
through our TicketMaster
banners. Our Lynyrd
Skynyrd Tribute Guestbook
received page after page of
comments on the passing
of Billy Powell. As of 2009,
our Newsletter will be part
of our home page. We will
feature local music articles,
featured YouTube videos,
and pictures under
the Kaleidoscope on
the home page. The
Kaleidoscope originally
began in the early 1970's
when I was in high school,
as a Junior Acheivement
Nashville local music
newspaper. It was passed
out to area Nashville high
schools for free. It only
lasted a year or two, but
featured Nashville concerts
and music news.
I brought back The
Kaleidoscope on my
TennesseeConcerts
website.I also worked as a
stringer reporter (1970s)
for 1510 WLAC-AM in
Nashville, reporting from
the Hee Haw set, RCA
recording studio (where
Elvis recorded), and other
Nashville hot spots. Now,
I do all this stuff on my
TennesseeConcerts.com
website.
THE JANUARY 2009
PLAY IT AGAIN JAM
We shot some really
good video at the last jam.
Barry Barnes (formally of
the Charlie Daniels Band)
played. Gary Allen (also
from the Charlie Daniels
Band) played drums.
Kenny Utterback from
Pacific Gas & Electric
played many songs.
Mississippi Millie was cool,
Mike Gauthier made his
first trip to the jam.
Mike has played with
Peter Frampton, Robert
Palmer,The Four Tops,
Rick Derringer &
Beatlemania. I could go
on and on, describing the
musicians that come the
jam. These are quality
players, and I am happy
to be a part of it.
Website Updates
by Pat Adams
TennesseeConcerts had a
record amount of over
46,000 hits in January.
We also sold a record
amount of concert tickets
through our TicketMaster
banners. Our Lynyrd
Skynyrd Tribute Guestbook
received page after page of
comments on the passing
of Billy Powell. As of 2009,
our Newsletter will be part
of our home page. We will
feature local music articles,
featured YouTube videos,
and pictures under
the Kaleidoscope on
the home page. The
Kaleidoscope originally
began in the early 1970's
when I was in high school,
as a Junior Acheivement
Nashville local music
newspaper. It was passed
out to area Nashville high
schools for free. It only
lasted a year or two, but
featured Nashville concerts
and music news.
I brought back The
Kaleidoscope on my
TennesseeConcerts
website.I also worked as a
stringer reporter (1970s)
for 1510 WLAC-AM in
Nashville, reporting from
the Hee Haw set, RCA
recording studio (where
Elvis recorded), and other
Nashville hot spots. Now,
I do all this stuff on my
TennesseeConcerts.com
website.
THE JANUARY 2009
PLAY IT AGAIN JAM
We shot some really
good video at the last jam.
Barry Barnes (formally of
the Charlie Daniels Band)
played. Gary Allen (also
from the Charlie Daniels
Band) played drums.
Kenny Utterback from
Pacific Gas & Electric
played many songs.
Mississippi Millie was cool,
Mike Gauthier made his
first trip to the jam.
Mike has played with
Peter Frampton, Robert
Palmer,The Four Tops,
Rick Derringer &
Beatlemania. I could go
on and on, describing the
musicians that come the
jam. These are quality
players, and I am happy
to be a part of it.
The Play It Again Jam
Nashville's longest
running musicians jam
& Rock & Roll Party!
By Gary Allen
COLD BEER,
COOL MUSIC,
HOT JAMS &
IT’S SMOKE FREE!
You are cordially invited to a
New Year of Nashville's
longest running rock and roll
jam session
The Play It Again Jam.
Gary Allen, drummer from
The Charlie Daniels Band
& JJ Cale, returns
as host along with
Pat Adams of Tennessee
Concerts, the original jam
sponsor. Musicians friend,
Boots Hill of Windows Off
The Cumberland is
presenting the jam.
The venue has been
renovated and has
pool tables, ice cold beer
and a two tier smoking
lounge out back for puffers.
Walter Jowers-guitarist-
writer is the Godfather of
the gig. He is a syndicated
writer and a member of
James Brown's house band
from Mr. Brown's Georgia
nightclub, The Third World.
"Fast" Kenny Utterback-
guitarist-writer-singer
from Pacific Gas & Electric
is an irregular, as well as
Andy Olsen bass man from
Trailer Trash. Guitarist
Timmy Ryan has worked
with Mark Lindsay of Paul
Revere and The Raiders,
and has a closet full of three
cornered hats to prove it.
Mike Broward and Tiger
Gagan are six string guitar
slingers with Tiger being
the lefty of the bunch.
Barry Barnes-guitar-writer-
vocals from The Charlie
Daniels Band, drops in to
jam on some southern and
classic rock. Geno Haffner
tickles the ivories along with
Mike Gauthier who has
worked with Rick Derringer.
Doc Hearl plays anything he
can pick up and Robbie and
Jess, our bartenders, both
play drums and congas
to keep Dustin Melton,
Robert Kinsall and myself on
our toes. A special treat was
the set by Mississippi Millie
performing Ooh Poo Pa Do
and Nutbush City Limits!
And Boots plays with his
boots on like Nancy Sinatra.
Drummers bring your stick
bags! Guitarists bring a
small 18 watt amp with 10"
or 12" speaker.
We discourage gadgets and
foot pedals for several
reasons, trust me on this
one. (They get stepped on
and tripped over)
Nashville's longest
running musicians jam
& Rock & Roll Party!
By Gary Allen
COLD BEER,
COOL MUSIC,
HOT JAMS &
IT’S SMOKE FREE!
You are cordially invited to a
New Year of Nashville's
longest running rock and roll
jam session
The Play It Again Jam.
Gary Allen, drummer from
The Charlie Daniels Band
& JJ Cale, returns
as host along with
Pat Adams of Tennessee
Concerts, the original jam
sponsor. Musicians friend,
Boots Hill of Windows Off
The Cumberland is
presenting the jam.
The venue has been
renovated and has
pool tables, ice cold beer
and a two tier smoking
lounge out back for puffers.
Walter Jowers-guitarist-
writer is the Godfather of
the gig. He is a syndicated
writer and a member of
James Brown's house band
from Mr. Brown's Georgia
nightclub, The Third World.
"Fast" Kenny Utterback-
guitarist-writer-singer
from Pacific Gas & Electric
is an irregular, as well as
Andy Olsen bass man from
Trailer Trash. Guitarist
Timmy Ryan has worked
with Mark Lindsay of Paul
Revere and The Raiders,
and has a closet full of three
cornered hats to prove it.
Mike Broward and Tiger
Gagan are six string guitar
slingers with Tiger being
the lefty of the bunch.
Barry Barnes-guitar-writer-
vocals from The Charlie
Daniels Band, drops in to
jam on some southern and
classic rock. Geno Haffner
tickles the ivories along with
Mike Gauthier who has
worked with Rick Derringer.
Doc Hearl plays anything he
can pick up and Robbie and
Jess, our bartenders, both
play drums and congas
to keep Dustin Melton,
Robert Kinsall and myself on
our toes. A special treat was
the set by Mississippi Millie
performing Ooh Poo Pa Do
and Nutbush City Limits!
And Boots plays with his
boots on like Nancy Sinatra.
Drummers bring your stick
bags! Guitarists bring a
small 18 watt amp with 10"
or 12" speaker.
We discourage gadgets and
foot pedals for several
reasons, trust me on this
one. (They get stepped on
and tripped over)
