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magazine asserted in a 2004 biography that Phish "was the living, breathing, noodling definition of the term" jam band, in that it became a "cultural phenomenon, followed across the country from summer shed to summer shed by thousands of new-generation hippies and hacky-sack enthusiasts, and spawning
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tour, which focused a lot of attention on jam bands. Then someone coined the term jam bands. I'd rather just be called retro. When you pigeonhole something, you limit its ability to grow and change." An example of a prior-era band that gained the label "jam band" through an active affiliation with
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grew their fanbase. No upcoming jam band has yet to reach the attendance levels of Phish, who themselves had never attained the peak attendance of the
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or another portable digital storage device. Some bands offer concert recordings made available for purchase on compact disc or flash drive shortly after the show ends. Most major music festivals also offer digital live recordings at the event. Several vendors such as
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boundaries, drawing from a range of traditions including blues, bluegrass, funk, jazz, rock, psychedelia, and even techno. Besides, the jam bands of today are unified by the nimble ears of their receptive listeners.
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1988:List of jam band music festivals
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2734:"How to Spot a Festival Wookie"
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2373:Sommer, Tim (11 April 2022).
2272:My Morning Jacket Lead Jammys
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1746:, San Francisco, California;
943:Bela Fleck and the Flecktones
1799:Telluride Bluegrass Festival
1773:in Bridgeport, Connecticut;
1758:; and the Jam in the Dam in
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1226:Dave Matthews & Friends
856:In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
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1783:High Sierra Music Festival
1769:in Manchester, Tennessee;
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1791:The Peach Music Festival
1779:Electric Forest Festival
1202:Donna Jean Godchaux Band
848:The Allman Brothers Band
757:The Allman Brothers Band
677:Cream performing in 1968
468:The Allman Brothers Band
2254:15 October 2007 at the
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1795:Mountain Jam (festival)
1787:All Good Music Festival
1785:in Quincy, California;
1767:Bonnaroo Music Festival
1736:Bonnaroo Music Festival
1678:All Good Music Festival
1654:less pertinent examples
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1475:Bonnaroo Music Festival
1385:Intelligent dance music
1230:Bonnaroo Music Festival
516:contemporary folk music
2563:"Pushing Your Buttons"
2231:20 August 2008 at the
2080:Budnick, Dean (1998).
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1771:Gathering of the Vibes
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2468:Collar, Matt (2019).
2013:"What is a jam band?"
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1950:Monterey Pop Festival
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2150:"Phish Biography"
1983:List of jam bands
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