"The First Sunday Jam at Hajjar's"
South Shore's finest R&B based jam!

Musicians, bring your axes; drummers, your sticks; vocalists, ... (well you get it), ...and join The Steve DiCecco Band for the South Shore's premier rhythm & blues based jam.? Catch the opening set, performed by your hosts, The Steve DiCecco Band; and stay for an entertaining evening of R&B, jazz and rock, performed by a mix of local musicians and regional celebrities.

Beginning Sunday April 3rd, 7 p.m. - 11 p.m.
(Musicians - Please?sign-in early.)

Hajjar's Restaurant
969 Washington St
Weymouth, Massachusetts
781-340-1870

Notice to Jammers:

Upon arriving, please sign in at?the sign-up sheet provided by the house; this permits us to accurately guage the number and type of performers, instrumentation available, etc.? In order to provide the best possible show, we endeavor to match players of like abilities.?? Because of this, order of sign-in will not necessarily indicate order of play.? We can get quite a few?jam participants?and need to keep the show moving; please be ready when you are called.? The jam music may, at times, stray from traditional?R&B and can?become quite challenging.? If you're not sure if you're ready, feel free to simply introduce yourself and sit back and check out the scene.? But don't be discouraged.? If you arrive and some guy's are wailing a be-bop style jazz sax,?just wait and see what the next set brings.? We regularly get players of varying? levels and have wide flexibility in scheduling jammers.

Guitarists/Bassists - Please tune up in advance; cord required, amp recommended.
Vocalists must know their keys/grooves and actively conduct stops, etc.
Hamonicas - Must bring your own.? Host plays chromatic harmonica through the PA.
(If you require a bullet mike and an amp, you must bring them.)
Horns - just bring your axe.
Drummers? - Bring your own sticks.? Kit provided; you abuse it, you lose it!
Keyboard - provided.? Again, you abuse it; you lose it!

Be gentle with equipment that is not your own.? In all cases, the owner of a particular piece of equipment has absolute discretion with respect to deciding all aspects of?access to that equipment.