Ames, IA Jam Chart

Jam Chart for shows in the city of Ames, IA (3 entries)

Date	Song	City	Timing	Notes
1996-11-14	SOAMule	Ames, IA	12:10	Page solo > Trey guitar/vocal solo > Page on piano, Trey on guitar with crazy falsetto singing > klezmer.
1999-10-01	Gin	Ames, IA	18:46	A classic '99 "Gin." Trey's tone and soaring but shredding playing in this straightforward version evince the unique style and sound that could only belong in 1999.
1999-10-01	Gumbo	Ames, IA	12:37	Somewhat bluesy groove with a "Can't Turn You Loose" tease from Page. Big crescendo of noise near the end.

Date

Song

City

Timing

Notes

1996-11-14

SOAMule

Ames, IA

12:10

Page solo > Trey guitar/vocal solo > Page on piano, Trey on guitar with crazy falsetto singing > klezmer.

1999-10-01

Gin

Ames, IA

18:46

A classic '99 "Gin." Trey's tone and soaring but shredding playing in this straightforward version evince the unique style and sound that could only belong in 1999.

1999-10-01

Gumbo

Ames, IA

12:37

Somewhat bluesy groove with a "Can't Turn You Loose" tease from Page. Big crescendo of noise near the end.

Jam chart versions are selected because of improvisational and other characteristics that distinguish these from typical versions of the song.
The jam chart team has highlighted some versions with a yellow background; these are the versions the team believes to be especially improvisational, or otherwise notable.
A purple date indicates that you were in attendance.

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