Those years marked the beginnings of rock's age of excess: 30-minute guitar solos blasting through mountainous stacks of Marshall amplifiers, meandering three-hour blues jams.

Renowned for high-decibel blues jams, Cream was torn apart by internal strife after only two years but not before selling millions of records.

There's a bit of everything, from jazz on Sundays, blues jams on Thursdays, rock 'n' roll on Tuesdays and up-and-coming singer-songwriters on Mondays.

The band plays at blues jams at the Wagon Wheel Cafe in Bergenfield on Sunday nights.

Gridwell's power-guitar blues jams had sold millions of records through the seventies and into the next decade.

The story is about itinerant black workers in a Florida sawmill, and it features traditional spirituals, ballads and blues jams.

In the same time period, Rollins Band performed punk-inflected blues jams.

I had been told that Huey's Sunday night blues jams were famous, and that this bar on Madison Avenue, in the Midtown district, made a mean hamburger as well.

Sometimes he even threw out the band's book of arrangements and led blues jams lasting half an hour and more.

During that time, she began sitting in on blues jams at local venues and immersed herself in the Boston music scene.