List of Jam Bands
For a more comprehensive list, see List of jam bands.Some of the prominent artists associated with the jam-band scene include:
- Assembly of Dust
- Allman Brothers Band
- Ataxia
- Bela Fleck and the Flecktones
- The Black Crowes
- Blues Traveler
- Bob Weir and RatDog
- The Breakfast
- Brewer & Shipley
- CCR
- Conspirator
- Dr.Dan Matrazzo and the Looters
- Dave Matthews Band
- Derek Trucks Band
- Dispatch
- The Disco Biscuits
- Furthur
- G. Love & Special Sauce
- Galactic
- Gov't Mule
- Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
- Grateful Dead
- Hawkwind
- Hidria Spacefolk
- Hot Tuna
- Hypnotic Clambake
- Jefferson Airplane
- Jerry Garcia Band
- Jethro Tull
- John Butler Trio
- Keller Williams
- Leftover Salmon
- Les Claypool's Frog Brigade
- Levellers
- Little Feat
- Lotus
- The Mars Volta
- The McLovins
- Medeski, Martin, & Wood
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- Moonflowers
- New Riders of the Purple Sage
- O.A.R.
- Percy Hill
- Perpetual Groove
- Phil Lesh and Friends
- Phish
- Railroad Earth
- Tea Leaf Green
- The Recipe
- Robert Randolph and the Family Band
- The Samples
- Soulive
- Sound Tribe Sector 9
- Spin Doctors
- Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks
- The String Cheese Incident
- Ten Years After
- Trey Anastasio Band
- The Tubes
- Umphrey's McGee
- The Werks
- Widespread Panic
- Neil Young
- Yonder Mountain String Band
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