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Uploaded by on May 24, 2007

Video clip No 1. Recorded for a music special at LATV Studio in Leominster Massachusetts. the Stillhouse Jammers are four accomplished musicians from Central New England. Their show consists of a wide variety of music to entertain you that we affectionately refer to as "rural & retro bluegrass"! You will hear traditional fiddle/banjo numbers, hard-driving bluegrass, tender ballads, as well as several original tunes while each member takes their turn at the mic for lead & harmony vocals. The Stillhouse Jammers are very proud to have placed 2nd in the band competition at the 2006 Thomas Point Beach Bluegrass Festival up against some of the very best talent in the Northeast
Rich Hamilton
Rich has been fiddling and singing with a number of bands since 1979, most recently with Gopher Broke. He's also appeared with Karl Shiflett & Big Country Show from TX, Big Country Bluegrass of Va and others. A multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, he also spends alot of time on the clawhammer banjo and guitar.
Bob Dean
Bob's been playing bluegrass guitar since 1990. He's appeared with Gopher Broke from Vermont and a couple of local bluegrass bands in the southern NH area before forming the Stillhouse Jammers with Rich. A soulful singer of ballads and drivin grass standards, he also contributes original tunes to the bands playlist.
Al Stapleford
We are quite pleased to have Al join the Jammers on banjo. Al, a self-taught banjo picker, has been playing 40 years and we love the energy he brings to the band. He has performed with many New England bands such as Herb Applin & Berkshire Mtn. Boys, Pine Hill Rambers, Lost River Ramblers and Monadnock. Al has many original banjo numbers which set the grass afire.
Carl Jacobs
Carl's been playing bass over 45 years and has his own distinctive style. He's a former member of Wade Mainer's Mountaineers and recorded with them in the 60's. He's a composer as well as a vocalist and can play anything from bluegrass to jazz to reels to rhumbas. Carl is a master of the elusive baritone vocal part.

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  • Great job boys

    Wilf Clark

  • Thank You!

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  • are you ever going to play the birminham area ?? if so im there

  • these guys are the bomb!

    Rich used to be my scoutmaster!

  • szacunek jestescie super ja gram w zespole

  • Nice acapella work guys.

    Kip Hemingway

  • Great acapella. Happen to see these performance at a club one afternoon in Nashville.  They did a great job.

  • Hey Jammers,

    Great job! Do s'more!

    Richie

  • this is great.Love this a capella gospel stuff and this is one of the best ive heard in a long while.I do wish the first line was clearer though so i could transcribe and learn it.and oh yes ,thelead in footage-nice touch

  • Stillhouse Jammers put on a great show if u guys live near by u really should try to catch a show. all of them are fun guys to hang around with to

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