Sentence examples for band jam from inspiring English sources

RIDGEFIELD Ridgefield Playhouse Ridgefield Band Jam, a rock band competition created by children.

A Latin-funk version of Old Macdonald Had a Farm is a delightful, flat-out big band jam.

Some of the tracks featured in what are arguably their definitive versions, a practically aerobic performance of apocalyptic dance band jam Life During Wartime for one.

His son, James Jr., talks about how his father, as a boy, would create a makeshift bass out of a stick strung with a rubber band, jam the stick in an ant hole and "make the ants dance".

First comes a Sly and the Family Stone section, wherein the crystal-white-clad band jam through Everyday People, Dance to the Music, Stand!, Family Affair and others while attempting to instigate the Bring Back Love Society, an online utopia formed by every one of us sending internet love to three others.

I think about her live shows, such as the outdoor one she's due to play later that night, during which she'll respond to the constant screams – her fans are too busy taking photos to applaud – by letting her band jam away for 20 minutes while she wanders the photo pit, posing for selfies with fans in the front row.

Then there's the band jamming in the corner.

The Roots, an R&B band jammed, as the young audience squealed.

It can sound like Stevie Wonder's 1970s band jamming on new-jazz harmonies with Spoon.

A Song for Dan Treacy is an excellent example of a band jamming to promote, not destruct.

A small band jammed at the magic hour, the drummer wielding matchsticks.