Release (Jammer Convergence - Seattle live)
Rooting around, finding some of the stuff of dreams and lives – here,
from the earliest-known international concert video of Allison Crowe –
from Seattle, the home of Pearl Jam, with love... Play loud!
Release (Jammer Convergence - Seattle live) from Allison Crowe on Vimeo.
Allison Crowe trekked to Seattle, Washington in July 2001 to be part of the World Wide Jammer Convergence (WWJC) - a gathering of Pearl Jam fans (AKA Jammers) from over 30 U.S. states, Canada and other PJ-friendly locales.
(Eddie Vedder and PJ being major inspirations for Allison and her band, then also living in North America’s Pacific Northwest.)
An entire floor was rented in an historic downtown hotel, The Commodore, and, like a scene from Cameron Crowe's movie, "Almost Famous", with doors wide open, and a communal room for watching PJ videos, Jammers experienced music and friendship in the Emerald City.
Allison (vocals, keyboard) with Dave Baird (bass) and Kevin Clevette (drums) performed a welcoming concert ~ in a small, very warm, theater in back of another historic joint - Second Avenue Pizza.
After the band set and encores, Allison remembers a Pearl Jam song she wants to play – solo - "Release".
Pam Abramowicz Wolfers captured the intensity in all Jammin' beauty (in this, the earliest-known international concert video of Allison Crowe). Embracing Allison afterward is Sandi Heinrich, WWJC organizer and event MC.
The stuff that dreams and lives are made of...
http://music.allisoncrowe.com
Release (Jammer Convergence - Seattle live) from Allison Crowe on Vimeo.
Allison Crowe trekked to Seattle, Washington in July 2001 to be part of the World Wide Jammer Convergence (WWJC) - a gathering of Pearl Jam fans (AKA Jammers) from over 30 U.S. states, Canada and other PJ-friendly locales.
(Eddie Vedder and PJ being major inspirations for Allison and her band, then also living in North America’s Pacific Northwest.)
An entire floor was rented in an historic downtown hotel, The Commodore, and, like a scene from Cameron Crowe's movie, "Almost Famous", with doors wide open, and a communal room for watching PJ videos, Jammers experienced music and friendship in the Emerald City.
Allison (vocals, keyboard) with Dave Baird (bass) and Kevin Clevette (drums) performed a welcoming concert ~ in a small, very warm, theater in back of another historic joint - Second Avenue Pizza.
After the band set and encores, Allison remembers a Pearl Jam song she wants to play – solo - "Release".
Pam Abramowicz Wolfers captured the intensity in all Jammin' beauty (in this, the earliest-known international concert video of Allison Crowe). Embracing Allison afterward is Sandi Heinrich, WWJC organizer and event MC.
The stuff that dreams and lives are made of...
http://music.allisoncrowe.com
Labels: Allison Crowe, Almost Famous, band, bass, Cameron Crowe, Dave Baird, drums, Eddie Vedder, grunge, hotel, Jammer, Kevin Clevette, Pam Abramowicz Wolfers, Pearl Jam, PJ, rock, Sandi Heinrich, Seattle
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