I've been using JoJoJams dang near since the dawn of the internet for my alias. It came about because "JoJo was a man who thought he was a loner...." And I like to Jam music, so, JoJo Jams.
I've played live a few times in churches and coffee houses and, while I enjoy it, I'm more just a songwriter, and my "dream" is just to be able to sell some songs that might make it a tad ways up the charts.
I have enough material for a few albumns and while it'd be neat to do an albumn as the artist, I just don't feel my talents are up there enough.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It obviously allows more exposure than can be reached through the "old" ways of the industry. With the internet and sites like this, anyone can get their music heard.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Do bears sh*t in the woods?
Biggest influences would be: "Pink Floyd" and "Simon and Garfunkle" ~ and everything in between and outside a touch. All Classic rock and Folk rock, mostly. I've also been influenced by Christian worship/praise music, both traditional hymns and modern Christian music.
Planet Earth. It's this quaint little planet in the Sol solar system, way out on the far edge of the left arm of the Milkyway galaxy. Small place, really - but the natives are pretty neat most of the time.
An Ovation Elite guitar and a Peavey eCoustic-112 amp. Decent enough setup for church, coffee house and backyard barbecue.
"In our thirst for Freedom, let us not drink from the cup of bitterness and hatred"
-- Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
"I have a dream, too.......and it includes you, if you include me.....and we'll ALL get there together......."
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JoJoJams
