Yep Robin,

The jam is certainly one of the pure joys of playing music and its
more or less how i managed to get to grips with what little i have on
the mandolin. When i started to give good time to the mandolin i
mostly jammed with a friend who played on guitar theni was lucky
enough to be invited to join in with a local group of musicians when
they played a midweek table session. This is where the lack of volume
on the cheap mandolin i had at the time proved to be a bit of a boon
as i could get to grips with the songs without disturbing things too
much, i learned a lot from those sessions, some good habits, some bad,
but in general those sessions were a blast and i'd definitely say they
helped me over the hump with regards performing or singing in
public... though i still get a bit ropey with plug in gigs... but drop
me in the sort of acoustic sessions like you decribe here i am in my
element.

On Jul 5, 9:30 am, Robin Gravina <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all
> This will be stone obvious to most of you I guess, but I am discovering the
> benefits of the jam.

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