November Jam

Hey everyone!
Here's the latest jam date, hope you can make it!

For those who haven't been able to make it yet, this is a friendly jam session. We invite all skill levels to come play. You might be shy, and that's OK. Sit on the sidelines until you get comfortable enough, and then join!

I really loved seeing at the last jam a more experienced guitarist come for the first time and go over some parts with others who weren't as experienced and brought them into the group to play.

We had a violinist play the lead guitar part on another song because we got creative and it was AWESOME.

Point is - this group tries things with permission to fail. It doesn't matter your skill level, we come together and play music with whomever stops by.

At the October jam, we learned that things go off plan super quickly. Therefore, I'm going to make this session's set list myself. It will have a handful of songs we've done well together without worrying about learning new ones.

If you're really itching to play your awesome jam, you're welcome to add it and see who gets interest - but I won't be pushing us to plan this out as a group as I have before.

As per usual, it would be great to see who's coming and what instrument they want to play.

Here's the set list: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WftVfnFxFtqeFBwqOww7fje5faz2_zxb0l743tvaN3A/edit?usp=sharing

Also, I like to make time for open mic. If you have a song you'd like to do solo, we'd love to hear it!