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| Last Login: | Mar 10, 2009 (288 days back) |
About Me |
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Since 1985 the Mystic Jammers have been touring as the premier U.S. reggae band in the northeast. If you like the idea of Bob Marley and Jimi Hendrix playing together then this is for you. Inspirational lyrics, tight vocals, monsterous bass and stellar lead guitar, this is true reggae and rock combined. Perhaps you have seen the live show, John Booth soloing while hanging upside down, or Lon Plynton dancing down the bar while playing bass, jumping over the drinks. Maybe you saw them with Stephen Marley or the Wailers, maybe your cousin's wedding. Then you are already downloading, booking or ordering. For you browsers, this is an exciting performing act, suitable for all occasions, that is a must for reggae and rock fans alike. We also offer party style caribbean/jazz music with Sax and steel drum. 'Highly percussive groove-adelic sound, part Afro-dance, part Caribbean hipsway.'-Bob Gulla. Funky, jazzy and tropical, Lon E and the Equal Rites band conjures up visions of hot Island nights. Explosive percussion and monsterous bass punctuates this smooth as silk music. 'Pulsating rhythms, smoky male vocals, steel drums combine in these seductive numbers.' Nimble fingered melodies ride a slinky afro-backbeat with lyrics that reach deep into the soul. -First Night Providence Musically, it's clear the Mystic Jammers have learned and digested not only the form of Reggae Idiom itself but the Soulful Spirit that motivated Jamaican pioneers...apart from the dance-happy music they turn out, the group hopes to inspire its audience to think as well as move _Bob Angell The Group 12-29-2006 Since
12-25-2006 the Mystic Jammers' "Money is Funny" has been a featured pick
at MP3.com .
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Music:Member Since: 13/09/2006Band Website: http://mysticjammers.com: " http://mysticjammers.com: Band Members: John Booth - Guitar
Lon Plynton - Bass, vocals
Vaughn Alexander - Steel Drums
Tony Blackett - Keyboards
Dave Smith - Keyboards
Clarice L. Thompson - Keyboards, vocals
Jared Williams - Drums
Amirah Nuriddin - Vocals
Lisa Krupka - Vocals
Jennifer Boyer - Vocals
Nate Davignon - Percussion: Influences: Bob Marley,Jimi Hendrix, Burning Spear, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Black Uhuru : Sounds Like:
Record Label: Lion Eye Productions: Type of Label: Indie |
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My Background and Lifestyle |
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| Occupation: | Music Artist (Reggae / Rock / Tropical) |
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Free Reggae Music! |
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I am a music creator and a music consumer.As a music creator I feel that I should get paid for my music.As a consumer, after I pay for internet access I want the content free.I feel that the ... Posted by on Wed, 07 Mar 2007 12:38:00 GMT |
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| 11-15-2006May I suggest an exit strategy for Iraq.Blame the whole thing on George W Bush, Rumsfeldand Chaney.Apologize to the Iraqi people, Europe, the world.Offer to assist the Kurd, Shiite, and Sunn... Posted by on Tue, 12 Dec 2006 10:05:00 GMT |
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Mystic Jammers's profile has been tagged with the following keywords. Click a tag to search for profiles with the same tags. tony blackett, bob gulla, percussive groove, afro dance, night providence, soulful spirit, caribbean jazz, tight vocals, steel drums, smooth as silk, hot island, hipsway, john booth, equal rites, stephen marley, reggae band, happy music, male vocals, rock fans, dave smith |
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