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From The Syracuse New Times - May 21-28, 2008
Written by Tom Kahley for the Syracuse New Times
From The Syracuse Post Standard - February 24, 2008
Written by Mark Bialczak for the Post Standard
From The Valley News - October 2007
(Layout slightly edited)
From Central New York's Table Hopping - January 2007
Written by Joshua Williams for Table Hopping (Layout slightly edited)
From The Auburn Citizen - September 28, 2006
Written by Erica Geller for the Auburn Citizen
From CNY ROCK Web Site - July 3, 2006
Written by Bob Rogalski for the CNY Rock Web Site
The Jam Bones recorded and released an 8-song, 45-minute CD entitled Shake & Bake which sounds
like an enjoyable mixture of blues, funk, and swing. The songs are fit for any special occasion, especially at dance parties.
Perhaps the most catchiest songs are You and a rocking tune called Hit The Gas, which is my favorite pick. There is a
lot of guitar soloing as well as some catchy bass lines throughout the CD. The trio recorded the CD at Subcat Studios.
Visit their website for touring information as well as downloadable music.
From The Weekly Adirondack - June 22, 2006
From The Syracuse Post Standard - January 29, 2006
Written by Mark Bialczak for the Post Standard (Layout Slightly Edited)
From The Auburn Citizen - March 10, 2005
Written by Jennifer Hogan for the Auburn Citizen
From The Syracuse City Eagle - April 21, 2005
Written by Russ Tarby for The Syracuse City Eagle
My Jaw dropped when the Jam Bones revived an old TV theme song at the "Tap into the MOST" benefit beer-drinking bash
Saturday April 16. The Bluesy trio - incluiding guitarist Rich Walikis and drummer C.R. Stewart - played a
rocked up version of "Movin' on Up," the old intro/outro to "The Jeffersons" sitcom. Who woulda thunk it?
Then things really got surreal. After covering tunes by Santana, the Allman Brothers, the Rolling Stones, etc., the
Jam Bones fulfilled a request made by the beer blast organizers. They played the classic polka "In Heaven there is no Beer". Now
THAT'S showmanship.
Bravo, Bones boys! This Bud's for you.
From The Syracuse Post Standard - Oct 28, 2004
The Seen - After Hours
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