The Riff Rag
How did the idea for Jammy Man come about, and who are the people/instruments behind it?
Writing songs for the first the couple releases a couple characters were born. The first release, “Acoustic Music” has an oil painting of the first song “Jammy Man” that was the artists idea. Jammy Man was born.
How would you describe your music?
A blend of Americana, Blues/Rock, Folk, Acoustic and Electric
What are each band member's musical influences?
Jerry Garcia, J.J. Cale, Delbert McClinton, Jonathon Edwards, New Grass Revival
How many recordings do you have out, and where are they available?
There are 3 Albums. “Acoustic Music”, “Tumbly Tumbler”, "Is There A Flight On This Movie?" Links are below.
How many music videos have you made? How did the idea for cartoon videos come about?
There are 4 videos to date. Seeing the characters come to life in the artwork of the earlier releases. The idea to do a cartoon band was formed sometime ago.
Does Jammy Man ever perform live? If so, any upcoming shows? (after Dec. 15)
Havn't thought to much about Jammy Man music playing live. I play out in the area here and there with a dou - https://www.reverbnation.com/stefkullpaultrunko Things may grow for live performance in the future.
Talk about each member's experience in the Colorado music scene, including other bands.
Jammy and the guys are rockin the tunes. They sound a lot like some of these Colorado musicians. Bands are past and present.
Paul Trunko – Guitars, Bass, Harmonica, Vocals (Papa Juke, Shakedown Street)
Tim Trunko – Drums (Talkbox)
Ernie Martinez – Banjo, Dobro (Dakota Blonde, John Chandler, many others)
Jay Forrest - Drums, Vocals (Lionel Young Band)
Dan Merwin - Guitar (The Keepers)
Stef Kull - Keyboards, Vocals (Miles Lee Band, Scott Slay and the Rail)
Kevin ackson - Bass, Vocals(Lionel Young Band)
Chris Trunko - Tumbly Vocals
Ben Trunko - Jammy Voice
Where can people find you online?
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2weW-_mR0hQz2Gf6R_LAA