All in attendance thoroughly rocked the house, and like it's inspiration, the Rockpage Benefit Jam, a zero-attitude vibe made the whole thing a resounding success. Those in attendance talked shop, swapped gig stories, and learned how to fit 10 pounds of gear into a 5 pound bag.
Special thanks go to John Solinski, who did more actual work on this project than I did myself! He secured a good mixing console, set it up, and mixed the entire show in addition to playing. Also big ups to Jim Price, the musicians best friend, for allowing us all to turn his radio show into a flat-top free-for-all.
Can't forget Steve Summerhill, Acid Reflux, Rock & Rye, Kenny Karlheim, and everyone else who assisted in the endeavor... you guys rule.
The Professor assured us that there will be more Acoustic Specials in the not-too-distant future, and a little birdy tells me that an all-star acoustic jam is in the works for a local venue, so people can experience the madness first-hand. Watch this space for details! Thanks again to all involved, and try not to strain your picking hand as you pat yourselves on the back!------->JMS
Anyways, sometimes when you think jams can't get any better, get put on the spot and on the radio at the same time. heh That's pretty much what happend that night and I'll never forget it the rest of my life. Heck, two hours of air time seemed to pass by like 20 minutes. I'd like to thank everyone that took part in the event. If it wasn't for songsmith's idea and Jim Price's go ahead, as well as letting me try to do a live mix, this would've never happened. All the guys did a fantastic job and the jams were pulled off very well. I'd also like to thank the guys for letting me mix everything. I did the best I could do with the time we had, as well as the crappy headphones I had. 
