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The Jam with Jonathan Shank

Osiris Media

The Jam is a podcast hosted by music industry leader Jonathan Shank, exploring the evolution of music through personal conversations and journeys with artists, industry icons, legendary bands, and tastemakers. Produced by Osiris Media.

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Latest Episodes

This week Jonathan sits down with Henry Diltz, the legendary photographer who brought us photos from Woodstock, Monterey Pop, and many other festivals, and shots for over 200 album covers. Henry and Jonathan talk about his life in Laurel Canyon and h... more

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4 days ago

This week Jonathan sits down with George Porter Jr., the legendary bassist from The Meters. He and Jonathan talk about all things Meters, and Funky Meters, as well as Porter's collaborations with so many—Dr. John, The Rolling Stones, Page McConnell, ... more

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11 days ago

This week Jonathan sits down with Robby Krieger of The Doors. They talk about the origins of the band, writing classic songs like "Light My Fire," and Robby's prolific post-Doors career. more

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18 days ago

This week legendary drummer Billy Cobham joins Jonathan to talk about his work with Miles Davis, the evolution of his playing and work with everyone from Mahavishnu Orchestra to Jazz is Dead.   more

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25 days ago

This episode's guest is Bill Payne from Little Feat. Jonathan and Bill discuss his musical influences, the real beginnings of Little Feat, jamming with the Doobies and Phil & Friends, and his legendary collaborations.   more

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a month ago

This episode's guest is Randy Jackson. Jonthan and Randy discuss New Orleans music and Randy's roots, his storied production career, American Idol, his collaborations, and how music is being carried forward today.  more

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a month ago

The premiere of The Jam features Jonathan Shank in conversation with Relix editor-in-chief Dean Budnick. They discuss the early days of modern jam music, the H.O.R.D.E. Festival, the Jammy's, and a whole lot more.  more

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