“I don’t know as there even is really a jam scene. I think it’s just a brotherhood of bands that are road warriors. That are willing to stay out on the road all year long,” said Potter, 24. “You make appearances at festivals, and the tie-dyes are gonna show up. But unlike other scenes, the jam scene has embraced all kinds of people. Older fans that are in their 60s now, with record collections that kick the ass of any intern at Rolling Stone, are totally digging on it.”
Our Maine friends can speak out but, having lived there for eight years myself I’ll chime in. Mainers really appreciate their entertainment. Here’s to a great show in Skowhegan.
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Saygracenow 06.27.08 at 7:03 am
Grace in Hollywood? I’m not siue Hollywood is ready for that ball of fire!
toofarnorth 06.27.08 at 7:16 am
Thanks for the nod to us Mainiacs - we do tend to appreciate talented, down to earth, no BS types in general - GPN are our type of folks musicially and personally.
toofarnorth 06.27.08 at 7:18 am
Forgot to add - - headed out the door shortly for the drive down to Skowhegan - - wish you could join us k.c.