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All Jammed Up

Clint Dodson
Billy Strings
Bluegrass
Grateful Dead
Asheville, North Carolina
Asheville
Live Music
Asheville, United States
Kendall Street Company
Suns Of Stars
LP Giobbi
Dogs In A Pile
Magoo
Jam Buffet
Seven Teller
Frute
Jam Bands
Greensky Bluegrass
Residual Groove
Electric Giz
String Cheese Incident

A podcast about live music and the experiences around it. New episodes every Monday and Thursday. Based out of Asheville, North Carolina

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes143Founded2 years ago
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The Regulars are a band based out of Athens, Georgia. We got to interview them before wrapping up their summer tour here in Asheville. We get a whole ton of shouts out on this podcast - including the very first one for Avenged Sevenfold? They tell us... more

We are back with a full recap of the All Jammed Up Fest with our friend Eric with a fun, little bonus reverse interview after our interview with Alex!

Alex is a photographer from the Atlanta area who is currently touring with Mountain Grass Unit. T... more

Seth is an author, filmmaker, and life-long outlaw. He tells us his story of slinging LSD and marijuana on the Grateful Dead lots in the 80s, how his perspective of the lot scene has changed, why he started writing, faking his suicide and getting put... more

Carson and Miles are musicians who have been friends for a long time. Carson plays banjo and Miles plays the guitar and they love to play improv music.

We talk about the East Nash guys, the influence of Bela Fleck and Colonel Bruce Hampton, "effort... more

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Ethan Johnson
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Episode: Set 2: Episode 52 - Charles Gervais
Nathan Aronowitz
Musician known as Sugarlegg, guest on the show
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Hosts

Clint
Host of All Jammed Up (self-produced)
Chloe
Co-host and host/producer with deep ties to the music scene

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 63 ratings
  • Best Jam pod in the game

    Before listening to the pod I only listened to trap and polka music but Clint has shown me the light of our lord and savior Billy Strings and I ain’t going back. Chloe’s Corner is the best but it could use more air horn in the intro!

    Apple Podcasts
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    Dirty_elf
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners praise deep-dive interviews and practical tour insights.
Fans enjoy strong community vibe and candid hosting style.
Some episodes feel gear- and business-heavy but still accessible to general music lovers.
Guests are typically well-aligned with modern jam/bluegrass cultures and indie circuits.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Set 2: Episode 12 - Tophouse
Q: What's the songwriting process like for the band?
Joe and another member write much of the material privately, then bring ideas to the group for refinement, balancing lyrics and melodies to create songs with meaning and a sense of long-term resonance.
Set 2: Episode 16 - Will "Bronco" Clark (Cosmic Country)
Q: How did you end up in Cosmic Country and what did you see in the band when you joined?
I joined Funk U and then began collaborating with Cosmic Country through Jam Cruise connections; I brought jam-fusion sensibilities from Funk U and suggested extending improvised jams in the setlist, which helped fuse their country roots with funk elements.
Set 2: Episode 16 - Will "Bronco" Clark (Cosmic Country)
Q: What got you into the Jamiroquai cover project and how did that come together?
A group of Atlanta jam-band musicians, assembled by Brett Pretz, formed a supergroup that eventually focused on Jamiroquai because the band's material is incredibly intricate and demands tight, high-energy performances; after one successful show, the project solidified as a Jamiroquai group with a strong desire to master the material.
Set 2: Episode 22 - Mark Karan (RatDog & The Other Ones)
Q: So what happened between... getting the call and joining the other projects, what was happening in between there to put you on The Grateful Dead's radar?
The path started with Mark moving to Los Angeles for sessions, meeting John Molo, and earning recognition that led to being suggested for The Other Ones by Molo; he describes it as a natural fit rather than a formal audition process.
Set 2: Episode 54 - Morgan Bevis and Andrew Stevens
Q: How do you approach recording the new Shed Bugs album—multiple takes or first-take spontaneity?
Morgan and Andrew explain they usually prefer multiple takes to capture tighter rhythm sections and better overall performance, though they acknowledge some moments might feel right on a first take depending on the vibe of the session.

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Frequently Asked Questions About All Jammed Up

What is All Jammed Up about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on live music, touring life, and the jam/bluegrass ecosystem, blending artist spotlights with practical touring tips, festival culture, gear talk, and community dynamics. Episodes frequently feature long-form conversations with musicians, managers, and scene insiders who share origin stories, stagecraft, and the realities of indie tours, DIY booking, and regional scenes. A recurring throughline is balancing tradition with innovation—whether through genre fusions, cross-cultural collaborations, or the evolving live-music business around tickets, merch, and fan engagement. The format leans into candid storytelling, behind-the-scenes logistics, and a strong sense of community among players and fans, often anchored by Ashevill... more

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