RETRO? ROCK! - Blues Pills and the New Generation Rock
Most fans had the band of singer/guitarist Ty Tabor (Kingʼs X), bassist John Myung (Dream Theater) and drummer Rod Morgenstein (Dixie Dregs) probably not really on screen since their album "2" (2004). Reason: the release of the comeback album "Shall We Descent" (2011) took place in principle under exclusion of the public. "At that time we had no record contract, but we still wanted to make music together and record songs," Tabor looks back.
When The Jelly Jam returned in 2011 after seven years with their third album "Shall We Descend", hardly anyone noticed. In a mercilessly oversaturated music market, the power trio simply didn't get any attention without the necessary channels with their own production. In the case of "profit", however, the signs are now much better. With a new label behind them, The Jelly Jam could celebrate something like a little resurrection.
