Tommy Ridgley and His Band ā Jam Up (1954)
Tommy Ridgley
from:
"Jam Up" / "Wish I Had Never" (Single)
"The Chronological Tommy Ridgley 1949-1954"
(2005 Compilation CD)
"Atlantic R&B 1947-74: Vol.2 (1952-54)"
(2006 Rhino Records Compilation CD)
Rhythm & Blues | Jump Blues | Instrumental
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Personnel:
Tommy Ridgley: Band Leader / Spoken Words
Lee Allen: Tenor Saxophone
Larry Marioneaux: Tenor Saxophone
Alvin "Red" Tyler: Baritone Saxophone
Edward Frank: Piano
Irving Charles: Guitar
Frank Fields: Bass
Earl Palmer: Drums
Recorded:
on August 8, 1954
in New Orleans
Released:
September, 1954
Atlantic Records
Re-Released as "Jam Up Twist"
in 1962 on Atlantic Records
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Used Bias and Jam Up tonight on the iPad for a music session. Takes a while to get an amp preset that works but once you have one it really is very usable. I find the Blackface Duo (Fender Twin) preset with an extra pre amp tube sounds awesome. Really meaty sound reminiscent of an actual one with a drive pedal in front.
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To say I'm excited about this update is an understatement. It actually ties into my recent post about approaching songwriting from a different angle. I've been writing music away from my DAW as of late, just for a change of pace.
Now with the 8-track recorder built into the Jam-Up app, I can lay down riffs quickly as I'm writing without being in front of my PC, and export them via email, iTunes or Soundcloud to finish later.Ā Taking a simpler approach leaves more room to just be creative, and that's what I'm all about!
If you're not familiar with the JamUp app, I highly recommend it for any guitarist looking for a portable amp modeling solution that sounds killer and is worthy of recording!
JamUp Pro XT Raises the Bar for iOS Amp-And-Effects Apps
āTone sharing, StompBox compatibility, expansion packs, and an ultra-low latency audio engine, highlight theĀ new releaseā
Ā Positive Grid (www.positivegrid.com)Ā is proud to announceĀ the release of JamUp Pro XT, the latest version of its studio-grade, guitar/bass amp-and-effects modeling app for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Pro XT brings a number of significant enhancements that solidify JamUp Proās place as the most comprehensive, feature-rich app of its type, and the one with the most authentic sound and feel.
Ā One of the key features in the new release is Tone Sharing, which allows users to create, share and download user tones from JamUpās cloud-based sharing site. Tone Sharing invites the player to check out presets from top artists, staff picks, a Preset of the Month, and user created tones from other JamUp users all over the world. The tone-creation possibilities of this new platform are virtually infinite. In addition, the sharing interface is ultra-intuitive, and many actions require just one finger-tap.
Ā To make it easier to save presets for sharing or playing, JamUp Pro XTās Preset Manager has also been significantly upgraded, and now holds four banks of 16 presets, for a total of 64. Users can now rename the banks and add descriptions and categories.
Yet another major addition to Pro XT is JamUpās compatibility with Griffin Technology StompBox, a popular hardware footswitch controller for iOS devices.Ā Using JamUp and StompBox in tandem gives you the functionality of a well-stocked pedalboard, and lets you control actions like preset switching, effects on/off, wah-wah, and JamUpās phrase sampler and iTunes Jam player, right from StompBoxās four programmable footswitches. JamUp has a custom-configuration page thatās only available when a StompBox is connected.Ā On it, users can choose which of JamUpās controls to assign to each footswitch, and theyāll also have four user banks to save their configurations.
Ā "JamUp is one of the best guitar effects apps out there and weāre excited that Griffinās StompBox is now compatible," said Ethan Opelt, Line Manager of Griffin's Audio category. "Together JamUp and StompBox recreate the experience of pro-quality guitar effects and an actual pedal board, undoubtedly creating the best guitar rig around."
Ā Two new expansion packs, one for bass and one for guitar, are another highlight of JamUp Pro XT, and both are available for convenient in-app purchase. The addition of these new sounds gives JamUp Pro XT the largest amp-and-effects collection among all the iOS modeling apps.
Ā TheĀ Bass Expansion Package ($9.99) provides you with models of four classic bass amps,Ā Ampeg SVTĀ®, 1968 AmpegĀ® B-15, Gallien-KruegerĀ® 800RB, SWRĀ® Redhead; and two must-have effects pedals, Musitronics Mu-Tronā¢ and Tech 21Ā® SansAmp.Ā The Boutique Expansion Package ($9.99) provides guitarists with models of hand-wired amplifiers with warm tube character and plenty of nuances. It includes models based on the MatchlessĀ® DC-30, Dr. ZĀ® Route 66, ENGLĀ® Fireball 100, LaneyĀ® GH50 and HiwattĀ®DR 103.
Ā Along with all the realistic new sounds, JamUp Pro XT ushers in a substantially improved playing experience, thanks to a newĀ audio engine that reduces latency by a stunning 50 percent. āLatency has always been an concern with amp-modeling apps,ā saysĀ Calvin Abel, the JamUp product manager, ābut the new ultra-low-latency audio engine makes playing through JamUp feel super realistic. Itās now a true live- and studio-ready rig.ā
Ā More Pro XT additions include an Undo feature and enhanced recording quality for the phrase sampler/looper, and improved resolution (0.1x) for the fine-speed control of the iTunes Jam Player.
Ā JamUp Pro XT is now at an introductory price of $9.99 (regular $19.99), and the upgrade for JamUp Pro 1x owners is free.Ā YouĀ can check out the experience before purchasing, by downloading JamUp, which offers the same sound engine, but a limited model set. JamUp apps are compatible with the JamUp Plug ($19.99), and most other iOS guitar adapters.
Ā About Positive Grid
Ā Positive Grid (www.positivegrid.com) is a developer of amp-and-effects modeling software for Apple iOS. The company was founded by three friends, who also happened to be guitarists and engineers with software backgrounds. They got their start modeling tube amplifiers back in 2007, during a grad school project they worked on together. It was there that they got the inspiration for the name Positive Grid, which comes from a phenomenon that occurs during vacuum tube saturation. Separately, the three have variously worked on projects for the iPod and Google audio teams, and for music-software developers like iZotope and Euphonix. They launched the first version of JamUp Pro in 2011.
