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2019
12/6/19
It Isn't Fair
4:46
Ozone Blues >
10:20
Victim Of The Rhythm
8:03
Barter Creek
4:01
Each And Every Day >
14:26
Used To Feel Good
2:33
The Song With Words And Stuff
10:22
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View NotesHere's a fun set from Jammin Jed performed as part of the Carnival of Arts a weekend long music and arts event at The Dirty Grind in Secondlife. Since this is a concert full of popular Secondlife musicians, Jed opens the set with a song by a Secondlife artist who couldn't be present at the show, Lexie Luan, and her song "It Isn't Fair." It's a great way to open this show, and gets the crowd revved up for Jed to jump into some of his originals, starting with a powerful combination of "Ozone Blues," and "Victim of the Rhythm." Jed squeezes a couple nice jams into an otherwise short show, including one here in Ozone. "Barter Creek" floats up next, the pastoral cut off Jed's 2016 "Roll Over" album, followed by another powerhouse combination of originals featuring "Each And Every Day" with the bluegrassy "Used To Feel Good" and the longest jam of the night. Jed closes the show perfectly with another song by a Secondlife musician who was absent from the proceedings, Cailidgh Spires, and an extended version of her catchy tune "The Song With Words And Stuff." This is a fun but short set that fits in really perfectly with the venue and the event. Check it out for covers from some other Secondlife musicians or for the nice "Ozone" and "Victim" combo. Enjoy!