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#338 Songs by Canadian jambands that are currently broken up (playing once a year doesn't count...)

1. j'moor - The New Shady Groove

2. Dynamite - Blue Quarter

3. Fists of Funk - P.F. Station

4. Something With Feeling - Freeway Band

5. Horses - Rheostatics

6. Gypsy Sol - Leakin' Out The Bottom

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#338 Songs by Canadian jambands that are currently broken up (playing once a year doesn't count...)

1. j'moor - The New Shady Groove

2. Dynamite - Blue Quarter

3. Fists of Funk - P.F. Station

4. Something With Feeling - Freeway Band

5. Horses - Rheostatics

6. Gypsy Sol - Leakin' Out The Bottom

7. Slamming Jack - Eat More Pie

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I just want to clarify something, if the band only plays once a year just for shits and giggles, they are still considered broken up and qualify for this album?

BTW: I also didn't think blue quarter was broken up.

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Alright, I removed my Blue Quarter entry... And put in The New Deal. They're more or less broken up right?

#338 Songs by Canadian jambands that are currently broken up (playing once a year doesn't count...)

1. j'moor - The New Shady Groove

2. Fists of Funk - P.F. Station

3. Something With Feeling - Freeway Band

4. Horses - Rheostatics

5. Gypsy Sol - Leakin' Out The Bottom

6. Slamming Jack - Eat More Pie

7. The New Deal - Homewrecker

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#338 Songs by Canadian jambands that are currently broken up (playing once a year doesn't count...)

1. j'moor - The New Shady Groove

2. Fists of Funk - P.F. Station

3. Something With Feeling - Freeway Band

4. Horses - Rheostatics

5. Gypsy Sol - Leakin' Out The Bottom

6. Slamming Jack - Eat More Pie

7. The New Deal - Homewrecker

8. Slow Nerve Action - Chewin

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ok, I took out The New Deal's tune (sorry KevO) so here's where we stand. C'mon folks four more and then we can move on!

#338 Songs by Canadian jambands that are currently broken up (playing once a year doesn't count...)

1. j'moor - The New Shady Groove

2. Fists of Funk - P.F. Station

3. Something With Feeling - Freeway Band

4. Horses - Rheostatics

5. Gypsy Sol - Leakin' Out The Bottom

6. Slamming Jack - Eat More Pie

7. Slow Nerve Action - Chewin

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#338 Songs by Canadian jambands that are currently broken up (playing once a year doesn't count...)

1. j'moor - The New Shady Groove

2. Fists of Funk - P.F. Station

3. Something With Feeling - Freeway Band

4. Horses - Rheostatics

5. Gypsy Sol - Leakin' Out The Bottom

6. Slamming Jack - Eat More Pie

7. Slow Nerve Action - Chewin

8. Hiway Freeker - The Shark (of E.J. Pratt)

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Aloha,

Brad

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4 more...anybody got anything?

Just in case anyone needs help knowing what a "jamband" is.

Jam band

Stylistic origins: Folk rock, blues-rock, jazz fusion, rock and roll, psychedelic rock, southern rock, country rock, bluegrass

Cultural origins: 1960s in the United States

Typical instruments: Guitar - Bass - Drums - Keyboard

Mainstream popularity: Peaked in the late 1990s subsequent to the rising popularity, underground prior to this with some mainstream hits within other genres. Also very popular in Festivals.

Regional scenes

Denver - San Francisco Bay Area - East Florida - Southern California - Austin, Texas

Jam bands (or jambands) are musical groups whose albums and live festival performances inspire a fan culture such as originated with the 1960s group Grateful Dead and continued in the 1990s with Phish and similar bands. The performances of these bands often feature extended musical improvisation over rhythmic grooves and chord patterns and long sets of music that cross genre boundaries.[1]

While the seminal group, Grateful Dead, were originally categorized as psychedelic rock,[2] by the 1990s, the term "jam band" was used for groups playing a variety of genres including funk, progressive bluegrass, and jazz fusion. As of 2007, the term is also used for some groups playing blues, country music, folk music, world music, and electronica.[1]

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what's an example of a country jamband? and wtf is progressive bluegrass?

"explaining" music is almost as much fun as explaining humour. :)

You're right, music is unexplainable.

Anyway, Drive by Truckers, The United Steelworkers of Montreal and The Gourds probably go into those two categories.

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#338 Songs by Canadian jambands that are currently broken up (playing once a year doesn't count...)

1. j'moor - The New Shady Groove

2. Fists of Funk - P.F. Station

3. Something With Feeling - Freeway Band

4. Horses - Rheostatics

5. Gypsy Sol - Leakin' Out The Bottom

6. Slamming Jack - Eat More Pie

7. Slow Nerve Action - Chewin

8. Hiway Freeker - The Shark (of E.J. Pratt)

9. Blue Grassy High - Oven Cake

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