Join the Jamacha Project for an evening of music, wine, and good friends!
We are pleased to be performing with Bobby Damone on bass and Joe Bradetich on drums.
Saturday, January 31th @ 6:00 pm
La Mesa Wine Works
8167 Center St, La Mesa, CA 91942
619-741-0700
lamesawineworks.com
Get there early to get a good seat. Can’t wait to see you there!
Join us for a rare trio performance at Hooleys Irish Pub in Rancho San Diego. Barry, Chris and Mark will share new songs, with our special blend of acoustic and electric guitars, and great vocals.
The music starts at 7:00 PM. No cover charge!
Don’t forget to pick up a Jamacha Project t-shirt. Everyone looks good wearing one!
Hooleys Irish Pub
2955 Jamacha Road, Suite 21A, El Cajon, CA 92019
Information: 619-713-6900
We have been experimenting with using new tools in music and performance art. Watch a short video of the tune “The Meaning Inside” with visuals by C. J. T. Wilkins, Phd..
Click this link to view: https://youtu.be/w0jBBLG7Zl4
Dr. Wilkins is, among other things, the author of the fiction series “The Adventures of Mark Vardy.” Learn more here: https://www.markvardy.com
You can hear the long version of The Meaning Inside here: https://soundcloud.com/jamacha-project/the-meaning-inside
The search for redemption. Due to institutional origins, and both bad fortune and bad choices, our protagonist has obstacles that are almost impossible to overcome. His anguish keeps him on the fringe of society, always searching for meaning. He is not a Missionary’s Son.
Chris Anderson – composer, guitar, drums and vocals
Barry Cogdill – composer, keyboards and vocals
Mark Phillips – guitar and vocals
Tom Williamson – bass and vocals
Listen to it on SoundCloud: Missionary’s Son
The story of a man who is too cool for his own good. But can he redeem himself in the end?
Mark Phillips – guitar and vocals
Tom Williamson – bass and vocals
Barry Cogdill – keyboards and vocals
Jim Buehl – cajon
Chris Anderson – composer, vocals and guitar
Now available on our music page at http://www.jamachaproject.com/music/, and on SoundCloud at https://soundcloud.com/jamacha-project.
Chorus
Snowman, Snowman
How’d you get so cold Snowman?
Snowman, Snowman
How’d you get so cold Snowman?
Verse 1
Well you crawl out of bed with the setting sun
Cause the nighttime is when you like your fun
Put on your zoot suit from the secondhand store
Put on your shoes, walk out the door
Verse 2
Did your woman up and leave you in the middle of the night?
Cause you was out carousing with another man’s wife?
Or did you lose some money on a sure-fire bet?
Easy come, easy spent
Verse 3
Will your dog-eared copy of Soul on Ice
Inspire you to make a sacrifice?
To change your ways and be a better man
To take charge make a stand
The Meaning Inside speaks to the sources of inspiration and epiphany in life; the ebb and flow of emotion and perception. Composed by Mark Phillips, with suggestions from Chris Anderson, the arrangement grew out of our live performances and ideas from Barry Cogdill and Tom Williamson.
Now available on our music page, http://www.jamachaproject.com/music/, and on SoundCloud, https://soundcloud.com/jamacha-project.
Stream or Purchase Our Song Online!
We are very excited to release our first song on Spotify, Itunes, Amazon, Google Play, Youtube Music and many more platforms! Please add to your playlists and click it a million times (ok that might be excessive).
We will be releasing many more songs in the very near future so follow us on your favorite platform and be sure to visit our website for updates!
We are honored to be performing at the annual Family Holiday Party presented by Rady Children’s Hospital Special Needs Clinic and the Ronald McDonald House. As part of our effort to support the families and staff at the Special Needs Clinic, we are donating $5.00 from each sale of the Jamacha Project T-Shirts.
These high quality shirts are available for purchase by clicking here:
The shirts will also be available for purchase at each of our shows, including La Mesa Wine Works, Hooleys Irish Pub RSD, and Mr. Peabodys in Encinitas.
Tom Williamson penned this instrumental we are delighted share with you today. Flightpath is rendered with jazzy and engaging undertones. It combines melodic Allman Bros. styled harmonic guitar lines supported with an inviting rhythm structure.
Tom wrote the song with an invitation to take you, the listener, on a pleasant sonic trip. Clear for takeoff, enjoy the Flightpath!
Now available on our music page, http://www.jamachaproject.com/music/, and on SoundCloud, https://soundcloud.com/jamacha-project.
Chris Anderson, one of our guitarists, is also a member of the Kathryn Cloward Band. This Sunday, July 16th, the Kathryn Cloward Band will be headlining a benefit concert at the Belly-up Tavern for the Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Radys Children’s Hospital-San Diego.
Two dollars from every presold ticket will go directly to the Peckham Center so please buy your tickets here:
http://bellyup.com/kathryn-cloward-double-album-release-and-fundraiser-for-rady-childrens-hospital
Kathryn will also be celebrating the release of her two newest albums, Ripple Love and Secret Keeper. Also on the bill are Ezekiel Jay, Heather Nation, Steve Denyes and their bands. It will be a great evening of live music for a great cause.
We are delighted to have been selected as the Indie Music Channel Best 2017 Emerging Band of the Year! The Jamacha Project rendition of Chris Anderson’s composition “Goldmine” was selected for the 2017 Indie Music Channel Awards in the Rock category. The award show was held on April 23rd at the iconic Troubadour in Hollywood. We are all very happy for Chris and the band.
“Goldmine” was nominated for the 2017 Indie Music Channel Awards in the Rock category. The award show will be held on April 23rd at the famous Troubadour in Hollywood. In addition, our own Chris Anderson will be on stage that night performing with Kathryn Cloward who is nominated in the Country category.
The Jamacha Project’s song “Goldmine” has been nominated for the Best Rock Song of the 2017 Indie Music Channel Awards. The song was written by Chris Anderson, and includes the contributions of Mark Phillips, Tom Williamson, and Barry Cogdill. The awards will be announced at the Troubadour in West Hollywood on April 23rd. Keep your fingers crossed!
The best photo or video of our Sept 19 Hooley’s show gets a bottle of our fav Jamacha Project Pinot Noir 2013 wine.
Not 21 years of age? We will send your choice of a gift certificate to Starbucks, Michael’s or ThinkGeek.”
Send your entry to contest@jamachaproject.com by September 30. Click here for contest rules and considerations