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| JAM LOCATION:
Apache Junction, AZ |
| Fiddle Jam ( FIDDLES ONLY)
- American Legion on S. Meridian in Apache Junction, AZ |
| 2nd Monday of every month
- 7 - 9 p.m. |
| Do you have more information
on this jam. FIDDLES ONLY |
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Contact: For
information contact Dennis Lease email: gstring47@hotmail.com
or call (480) 980-0856
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| JAM LOCATION:
Phoenix, AZ |
Arizona Bluegrass Association
(ABA) Monthly Open Bluegrass Jam
Roadrunner Park - at the junction of Route 51 and Cactus, Phoenix,
AZ |
| Every Sunday of the month
- 1 p.m. |
| You don't have to be a member
of the ABA, just come and enjoy the music! Street parking is available
on the east side of the park along N 36th St. |
| Contact: For
questions, send Art Gaudette an email: artg26@cox.net
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| JAM LOCATION:
Phoenix, AZ |
Arcadia Bluegrass Jam -
Mama Java's Coffeehouse in Gaslight Square -
3619 East Indiana School Rd. Phoenix, AZ |
| Every Sunday Night - 7:00
- 9:30 p.m. |
| Do you have more information
on this jam. Hosted by Doug Fletcher. |
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Contact: website:
www.mamajavascoffeehouse.com
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| JAM LOCATION:
Phoenix, AZ |
Arizona Pickers and Grinners
Society Jam/Round Robin/Show and Jam
Devonshire Senior Center, 2802 E. Devonshire, Phoenix. AZ |
| Third Satuday of each month
- 8 am to noon |
| Jamming from 8 to 9:30 am,
Round Robin 9:30 - 10:30, Featured Performer 10:30 - 11:30 and then
jamming |
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Contact: Contact:
President, Derrick Beracy (480) 429-5107
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| JAM LOCATION:
Tempe, AZ |
Anderson's Traditional Acoustic
Bluegrass Jam Sessions
Private Home of Howard & Susan Anderson (since 1983) |
| Every Wednesday Evening
from 7 - 10 p.m. - Email for directions with map. |
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The jam sessions are democratic;
everyone has an equal chance to perform. The musicians stand in
a circle, we go around the circle giving everyone an equal turn
to pick and sing a song of their choice, or play an instrumental
of their choice. People continually learn new bluegrass song.
During the jam sessions, musicians indicate who should play next
through the use of body language. If the person selected shakes
his head, indicating that he not comfortable with that tune, another
person is selected. All people are encouraged to give it a try.
Traditional buegrass music
is performed typically by singing a verse, a chorus and then an
instrument break. The chorus is often sung in three or four part
harmony. Each break is done by a different instrument, so each
musician has his chance to shire.
The Anderson's hosted bluegrass
jams in Virginia for six years before moving to Arizonia, where
they started these regular weekly jams in August 1983 and have
continued them ever since. They provide soft drinks, ice and cups.
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Contact: Howard
or Susan Anderson - Email: sunnysusan@cox.net
or handy13@mindspring.com
Website: www.carcinoidinfo.info
(click on Bluegrass Music on the left side of the page) |
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Pickers Comments & Reviews |
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"I attended
my first jam at the Anderson's ten years ago as a brand-new mandolin
player. I was encouraged and mentored by the people there and
have remained a regular for all these years. I've observed many
musicians to go on and establish or become part of performing
bands. The level of playing is excellent yet there is always room
for the novice. A friendly and welcoming atmosphere - never clickish
and exclusive. They have set the pattern for traditional bluegrass
and jammng for many of us in Arizona! Thanks!
- Anni Beach
- Chandler, AZ
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