Homemade Jam today - left to right -
Jim Baldoni, Jon Asbell, Frank Panzarella
Video of Homemade Jam performing "Struttin' With Some BBQ" at The Outer Space, 2014at t
Video of "Under Paris Skies" at Lyric Hall, April 2015
Homemade Jam performing "C'est La Vie"
"Here Goes Nothing" - original by Jon Asbell, at Lyric Hall, April 2015
Video of Homemade Jam performing "Waiting On A Friend"
"Who Knows What Tomorrow Will Bring?" with Ms. Karen Cohn on vocals!
Homemade Jam performing "Memphis"
"Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"
Homemade Jam performing "Shipwreck" - original by Jon Asbell
Homemade Jam performing "I Go To Pieces"
"My Baby's Got That Look On Her Face" - original by Jim Baldoni
Homemade Jam performing "Smokin At the Kasbah" - original by Frank Panzarella
Homemade Jam performing "Mystery" - original by Jon Asbell
"Rendezvous" - original by Frank Panzarella
Homemade Jam performing "Cool & Comfortable" - original by Jim Baldoni
Homemade Jam performing "Rosetta"
Homemade Jam performing "Avalon" live at Lyric Hall
Homemade Jam performing "Uncle John's Band"
"Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans" at Lyric Hall, April 2015
'Elderly' Homemade Jam performing "Poke Salad Annie" at the Whitneyville Fall Festival 2014
Homemade Jam plays a combination of New Orleans swing, folk-rock, bluegrass, Americana and original music.
Homemade Jam is:
Frank Panzarella on lead and rhythm guitar and vocals
Jon Asbell on vocals, mandolin, rhythm, lead and steel guitars
Jim Baldoni on bass guitar and vocals
and very special guests Karen Cohn-Asbell on lead and harmony vocals and percussion,
Shula Weinstein on cello and Anne Cherry on violin.
We are based in New Haven Connecticut. The music is upbeat and lively,
with an old-time repertoire, plus lots of original songs, vocal harmonies
and inspired instrumental breaks.
Videos were filmed on location by Ben Asbell at The Outer Space in Hamden, Connecticut in 2014
Photo at top banner includes the original lineup for Homemade Jam,
including Bob Congdon and Paul Coyle
with guests, Ken Rayo on violin, and Bill Haseltine on harmonica
playing at The Eli Whitney Folk Festival in Edgerton Park, New Haven. 1997
Enjoy!
