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CCJam 74 – Brian Kelly

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In this episode of CCJam Kevie introduces the listeners to Scottish singer-songwriter Brian Kelly. You can find his music on YouTube, Jamendo, Apple Music and Spotify. He is also active on social media at Twitter, Facebook and Instagram

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CCJam 71 – Jon Worthy

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Kevie introduces the listeners to Nashville-based artist Jon Worthy. His music is a lively blend of rock, Americana and pop. You can find his tracks on Jamendo, YouTube, Spotify. Amazon Music, Bandcamp and Apple Music. He can also be found on social media at X/Twitter, Instagram and TikTok

Jon Worthy, dressed in a short sleeved shirt and wearing sunglasses, standing in front of a red frame structure.
Jon Worthy

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CCJam 70 – Blackpaper

Kevie introduces the listeners to a band that may be all but forgotten in the Jamendo archives: Blackpaper. They mix rock with electronic to give an upbeat selection of instrumental tracks. The tracks included in this episode are:

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CCJam 69 – Teresa

In episode 69 of CCJam, Kevie introduces the listeners to Teresa. Very little information seems to be available about this talented lady. I have discovered the majority of her music on Jamendo, she appears in a few YouTube videos but little more than that. The links I have are:

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CCJam 68 – Craig McMorrow

In this episode of CCJam, Kevie introduces the listeners to Irish singer-songwriter Craig McMorrow. You can find Craig’s music available in a variety of places on the web:

The cover of Craig Morrow's single Time. Showing Craig wearing a black cap and looking at the camera

Craig also has pages on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

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CCJam 59 – Tamara Laurel

After a brief interlude, CCJam returns in time for the tail end of the summer (in the UK anyway). In episode 59, Kevie introduces the listeners to Tamara Laurel, an American singer-songwriter who lists herself as a perfect blend of Americana, Folk, and Alt. Country. Her music is available on Jamendo, SoundCloud and iTunes. Her merchandise and physical CDs are available from DistrictLines. She is also active on both Facebook and Twitter.

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CCJam 58 – Cheryl Desereé

In episode 58 of CCJam, Kevie introduces the listeners to Cheryl Desereé. With influences from both traditional country music and swing Cheryl moved to Nashville to produce her debut self titled album.  She is currently working on her second album entitled “Half”, which is due to be released in 2018, you can support her through the GoFundMe page.  She is active on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Reverbnation and Instagram. Her music is available from Amazon, Itunes, Soundcloud and CD Baby.

A huge thanks to Cheryl Desereé for allowing her music to be played on CCJam. The tracks included on this episode are:

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CCJam 55 – Rubbish Rabbits

In episode 55 of CCJam, Kevie introduces the listeners to Russian rock band Rubbish Rabbits.  After discovering them on their Jamendo page, Kevie scoured the web but couldn’t find much about the band, outside of the fact that they have a VK page.  The tracks included in this episode are:

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CCJam 50 – Michael Ellis

In episode 50 of CCJam, Kevie introduces the listeners to German singer songwriter Michael Ellis.  Having spent most of his days with a love of music he has recorded a host of albums which are available from his own website. His music is also available from Jamendo, Bandcamp, Spotify, YouTube, last.fm, Myownmusic and itunes, he is also active on both Facebook and Twitter.  The tracks included on this episode are:

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CCJam 47 – Neon Sun

Following an extended holiday, Kevie returns to the show to bring the rocking delights of Lisbon based band Neon Sun to the CCJam listeners. They have a web presence on Jamendo, Bandcamp, Facebook, Spotify, SoundCloud and YouTube.  Sadly, at this present time, there does not seem to be a way to support them financially, as their downloads on Bandcamp are free and a search on itunes proved fruitless.

Edit: upon further searching their music can be purchased on Amazon.

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