The Brothers
Jamey Hampton-Guitar/Singing
Jamey Hampton-Guitar/Singing
Jamey Hampton-Guitar/Singing
Jamey has pursued music throughout his life. He has released two CDs of original music, Throw Caution (2000) and Chasing Daylight (2003). He co-founded The Brothers Jam in the 70's, and has played hundreds of shows throughout the Northwest with the collective. Known for his exuberant performances, crafty soloing and dramatic delivery, Ham
Jamey has pursued music throughout his life. He has released two CDs of original music, Throw Caution (2000) and Chasing Daylight (2003). He co-founded The Brothers Jam in the 70's, and has played hundreds of shows throughout the Northwest with the collective. Known for his exuberant performances, crafty soloing and dramatic delivery, Hampton is at home on the stage.
Jamey is Co-Artistic Director of BodyVox, Portland's premiere contemporary dance company. Jamey and his wife Ashley Roland founded BodyVox in 1997. Their dancing and choreography have taken them around the world, performing throughout Europe, the US, Canada, China, Japan, Central and South America, and the Indian subcontinent.
Lee Taylor-Winds
Jamey Hampton-Guitar/Singing
Jamey Hampton-Guitar/Singing
Lee Taylor is a Pacific Northwest musical pioneer. He has played more gigs than anyone you know, and he has played with virtually everyone you know. A generous and joyful soul, Lee never asks what key a song is in. For every song he plays, it is in the key of life.
Lee started playing in high school, music became a second language to him…
Lee Taylor is a Pacific Northwest musical pioneer. He has played more gigs than anyone you know, and he has played with virtually everyone you know. A generous and joyful soul, Lee never asks what key a song is in. For every song he plays, it is in the key of life.
Lee started playing in high school, music became a second language to him… Someone would say it’s his first language. He opened virtually every McMenamins with an inaugural performance by one of his bands. He was foundational in the formation of the PORTLAND MUSIC scene in the 80s and 90s.
Lee Taylor never holds back. He leaves it all on the stage every night. …for he knows the only way to fill up a reservoir of inspiration is to empty it first.
David Hampton
Jamey Hampton-Guitar/Singing
David Hampton
David Hampton has deep roots in the bluegrass movement, starting on guitar at age 12. In his teens, he became a disciple of the Grateful Dead, focusing on the approach of Jerry Garcia: lyrical, spare, incisive, and deeply moving. Part Garcia, part Santana, David has a sweet tone that can ring like a bell or roar like a lion.
James Peale
Doug Van Buskirk
David Hampton
James Peale is the handsome member of the Brothers Jam. He is also a fine, fine keyboard player.
Doug Van Buskirk
Doug Van Buskirk
Doug Van Buskirk
Doug Van Buskirk is the heartbeat of the Brothers Jam. With a casual sophistication, Doug can cruise along with ease, then turn on a dime and burn this mother down. Fire and brimstone, power and grace.
Dave Rosenberg
Doug Van Buskirk
Doug Van Buskirk
Dave is a Berklee-trained musician equally dangerous on guitar and bass. The fretboard is a magic carpet that Dave's fingers take a trip on while we gaze in wonder, and smile with joy... and a bit of disbelief.