THE PRINCETON JAM The T-ski Estate, Princeton, NJ, November 2, 1997 Back to Main Page |
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Bob Kubey and T-ski, photographs by Marie Radford
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November 2, 1997, the Professors play the legendary Princeton Jam at T-ski's recently acquired mansion at Princeton, New Jersey. This five-hour non-stop jam session featured guest appearances by "Chicago" Craig Brown (drums), Nick Romanenko (bass), and James Jeude (guitar). Those fortunate to be invited to the Princeton Jam saw the premiere of "Tell Me No Lies," "The Party's Over," and "Mother" (all by T-ski) and the 3-part epic Treachery (by Radford/Radford). The overwhelming response of the stunned crowd was "you guys are way too loud!" The Band
John Barrows - Harp/Rhythm Guitar
Stephen Cooper - Bass Guitar
T-ski - Lead Guitar
Robert Kubey - Drums
J - Lead Vocals
Gary Radford - Rhythm Guitar
Guest Artists
Nick Romanenko - Bass Guitar Craig Brown - Drums James Jeude - Guitar
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Stephen Cooper
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The Set - Tell Me No Lies (T-ski) **
- Chill Out (Things Gonna Change) (John Lee Hooker/Carlos Santana/Chester Thompson) **
- Romanenko's Jam (Nick Romanenko) **
- Darker Side (Bruce McCabe - Johnny Lang) **
- Dark and Stormy Day (T-ski/J)
- Foucault Funk (Gary Radford/Stephen Cooper/Marie Radford/Michel Foucault)
- Crap (T-ski)
- Five Long Years (Eddie Boyd - Eric Clapton)
- You Haven't Hurt Me (Joe Kubek - arr. T-ski/Jennifer Lehr)
- Peter Gunn (Henry Mancini) **
- The Party's Over (T-ski) **
- Hey Joe (B. Roberts - Jimi Hendrix) **
- Treachery (Gary Radford/Marie Radford) **
- (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards - The Rolling Stones) **
- Mother (T-ski) **
** = debut song
This page last updated February 22, 2010, by
Gary Radford.
Many thanks to Kurt Wagner, Marie Radford, and Jon Oliver.

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