Biography
"Jam Factory. Based out of Syracuse, NY, Jam Factory formed in 1968 and established their reputation as a popular regional band over the next few years. They eventually opened concerts for many high profile national and international acts, picking up fans along the way, many of them fellow musicians." - WOLFGANG'S VAULT
"The track "It's Your World" is a true Lost Underground Gem...with it's hints of Blood, Sweat, & Tears or Chicago Transit Authority. Also the rhythm section flavors early Sly & The Family Stone at times. The proliferation of Musical changes within this one track epitomizes what experimental Music was all about in the 70's." - DJ BALTIMORE BOOGIE MAN
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"The band would soon evolve into the Tall Dogs Orchestra of Macon, before the extraordinary drummer, Joe English, would be recruited by Paul McCartney to join Wings. With McCartney, English recorded several hit albums and toured extensively, before joining Sea Level and eventually pursuing a career under his own name." - WOLFGANG'S VAULT
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Jam Factory Concert [AUDIO]
Richmond Coliseum (Richmond, VA) Dec 12, 1971
[Jam Factory opened for Rita Coolidge and The Byrds]
http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/jam-factory/concerts/richmond-coliseum-december-12-1971.html
Musicians:
Mark Hoffmann - guitar, vocals
Kent DeFelice - bass, vocals
Gene McCormic - keyboards, saxophone, vocals
Joe English - drums, percussion, vocals
Steve Marcone - trumpet, flugelhorn
Earl V. Ford, Jr. - trombone, vocals
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