Jam Camp

Jam Camp, an American jam band based in Seattle, Washington, was formed in 1989. The group consists of David Broyles on guitar, Steve Munger on saxophone, Michael "Smitty" Smith on guitar, Jess White on bass, and Joel Veatch on drums. The project began as a series of studio-based jam sessions before being officially named Jam Camp. Their debut album, Jam Camp, was released in 1990 under For Art Sake Records. Known for their improvisational skills, the band's music blends elements of rock and jazz, drawing influences from bands like The Allman Brothers Band and King Crimson. In 2004, they released Black Hills Jam: Preserves Vol.2, followed by a live album, Jam Camp: Live!, in 2017.