"On Your Jam" with Half-Later Vol. 1

JOHNNY "GOODVIBES" SHEDS

SACRAMENTO, Ca - I met Johnny a few years ago and it occurred to me immediately that this guy was no fool to the jam. I was most impressed with the skill and grace he exudes while leading a beer-jam. Post rockshow beer-jams at Che Sheds in Sacto are slow and steady and never without snacks. It is my pleasure and honor to introduce Johnny "GoodVibes" Sheds to the jamworld as the first installment of my new interview column.


1. What is Colorado Kool-Aid?

Well, it's a can of Coors brewed from a mountain stream.
It'll set you head on fire an' make your kidneys scream,
Oh, it sure is fine "Jam".

2. Do you like Bean Dip?

No, I love it. A classic "jam" and one that most everyone has had a truly holy "jamming" experience with. Bean dip unites friend and foe. I highly recommend the "cheese helmet w/ bloody crown" method along with a sixer of "Lil dude" Colorado Kool-Aid's anytime you "Jam" bean dip.

3. Is it important for aspiring rockers to "Jam" regularly? And, does the "Jam" effect the music you create?

Great question. The "Jam" is an essential part of rocking and yes it can effect the music you create. A bad "Jam" can lead to truly awful, uninspired rock but, a bomb "Jam" can take you to all new levels. "Jam" to rock, rock to "Jam".

4. Who is your inspirational jammer? (i.e. Grandfather, School chum, Heathclif Huxtable, Cartoon Character, Pet etc.)

I would have to say without a doubt, Garfield. That cat can "Jam" somethin' fierce. Lasagna "Jams" for days.

5. Are "Good Vibes" important in a jamming context?

"Good Vibes" are an essential part of "jamming". Share the "jam" and spread the vibes.

Peace.

Johnny and his Jammer wife Cait make great music.
They call themselves Two Sheds.