Barry spins an old style R&B song of love and happiness in “What I Imagined”. A joy to put together and a delightful new direction for the project. Featuring Barry Cogdill on lead vocals and keyboards, Chris Anderson on lead guitar, Tom Williamson on bass and Mark Phillips on acoustic guitar. Music and lyric by Barry Cogdill, arrangement by Jamacha Project, production by Chris Anderson.
Click here to listen on SoundCloud: “What I Imagined”
Merry Christmas to our friends and fans. In this note you can hear Tom’s composition “In The Country”. We hope you enjoy it!
Let us know what you think, and stay tuned because there is more on the way.
Map to Hooleys – click for Google Map
Don’t miss our spring show at the world renown Hooley’s Irish Pub & Grille. This is our first show with the wonderful Barry Cogdill on keys. We are excited to perform our newest compositions and a new cover tune or two.
Saturday, May 16, at 7 PM. Seating is limited so come early.
Rancho San Diego Towne Center
2955 Jamacha Road
El Cajon, CA 92019
We will be performing popular tunes and original compositions in three voices with instrumentals at the world renown Hooley’s Irish Pub and Grill in Rancho San Diego. The incomparable Tom Shaddox will open the show with a collection of his humorous and poignant songs. The patio stage is family friendly.
Visit our Facebook page and let us know you are going.
Mark August 17, 2013 on your calendar for the Sixth Annual heART of Mt. Helix Event. The Jamacha Project will be performing one 30 minute set at 6:30 PM. Ticket go on sale January 17th.
There are some beautiful views at the park. Take a peek at the park’s Facebook page.
Cathryn Beeks has graciously asked us to appear on the Homegrown Hour Showcase at 98 Bottles on June 7, 2013. We will perform one set at 8:30. The show starts at 6:30 PM. 98 bottles is located at 2400 Kettner Blvd, Suite #110, in San Diego.
We had the pleasure of performing for Cathryn Beeks “Homegrown Thursdays” at The Go Lounge on May 16th. Thanks to those who came out to the show; you really make it special for us.
“One of the best groups I’ve heard in a while, what a great blend and guitar riffs” said our hosts, Terri and Paul; shown in the photo.
Teri recorded this video of us in November of 2012 at the Downtown Cafe in El Cajon. At the time we were using the moniker “CMR”, since then we adopted “The Jamacha Project” as our group name.