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When a jam occurs off a cover, they tend to seperate the tracks because of royalties. The longer the track the more they have to pay so they offset that by making it a seperate track and calling it "jam". They can only do this when the jam has veered enough away from the recognizable melody and structure of the song.
When a jam occurs off a cover, they tend to seperate the tracks because of royalties. The longer the track the more they have to pay so they offset that by making it a seperate track and calling it "jam". They can only do this when the jam has veered enough away from the recognizable melody and structure of the song.
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