Jamul - Movin To The Country Ramblin Man

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Artist: Jamul
Album: Movin To The Country Ramblin Man

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Review by Millah Vanessa

Jamul's latest album, "Movin To The Country Ramblin Man," is a refreshing blend of country and rock that will have listeners tapping their feet and singing along. The album features a mix of original songs and covers that showcase the band's versatility and musicianship.

The title track, "Movin To The Country Ramblin Man," is a standout with its catchy chorus and twangy guitar riffs. Other highlights include the soulful ballad "Lost Without You" and the foot-stomping "Whiskey River."

Jamul's vocals are raw and authentic, adding a sense of grit and honesty to each song. The instrumentation is equally impressive, with standout performances from the guitar and fiddle.

Table of Contents

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Movin' To The Country3:03
Ramblin' Man3:12

Video

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Jamul - Movin' To The Country (Lizard, 1970)

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Catalog Numbers

X-21004

Labels

Lizard

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Promo
  • Mono

Companies

RoleCompany
Published ByLizard Music
Distributed ByAmpex Records

Credits

RoleCredit
EngineerBill Cooper
Executive-ProducerGabriel Mekler
ProducerBigfoot Productions, Richard Podolor

Barcodes

  • Rights Society: ASCAP
  • Barcode (Side A Runout Etched): X-21004-A MR (in circle) ∆82250 M
  • Barcode (Side B Runout Etched): X-21004-B MR (in circle) ∆82250-X M

About Jamul

California-based roots-rock group. The band was named after a small town east of San Diego. They released one album in 1970 that reached #93 on Billboard.

Members

  • Bob Desnoyers
  • Ron Armstrong
  • Steve Williams
  • John Fergus
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Summary by Millah Vanessa

"Movin To The Country Ramblin Man" is a must-listen for fans of country and rock music. Jamul's unique sound and undeniable talent make this album a standout in the genre.

Comments

libproject
2023-06-23
Yeah, 50yrs' Later!
cleberpim
2023-06-23
The unheard ofs...Jamul
otakudekokoro14
2023-06-22
I wanna show you pretty mama you've been smoking Babylon with a rambling man
So does anybody know what happened to these guys?
forumdewasa99
2023-06-20
cool texas blues
tctastykitchen
2023-06-20
1969-1970, I was a bar tender in National city ,Cal. at Harolds club and the Pleasure club where Jamul played every weekend. These guys brought the house down. one hell of a high energy band
djvnsk
2023-06-20
I love this album. Out of all the down & dirty Rock n Roll blasts on it, this might be my favorite.
These guys sound like they were straight out of Texas and kicked serious ass. Nasty, nasty sound, I love this whole album...
jiusteven
2023-06-18
What a band..what a track.
enmiser
2023-06-18
They were a great band. I saw them twice. I used to have this album but lent it to the wrong friend. Never saw it again. Can you post Sunrise Over Jamul?
annehathway
2023-06-18
I grew up near Jamul, by Mt. Miguel.
juliarudhe
2023-06-17
I don´t remember very well but wasn´t it called "Sunshine over Jamul?" Yes they were called jamul city funk band....
kwelch87
2023-06-17
I'm from San Diego, and still have the vinyl- My favourite cut is "Moving to the Country"It could be played on the radio today, ( and it should) It's that good- ( Better than some of the tripe they are trying to pass off as music these days)
hanikrcmova
2023-06-16
I actually saw them play at American University in DC around 1968 or 69. Always wondered what happened as I love the name and where they were from.
carolarodina
2023-06-16
Great!
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