If you like your Southern rock with a jazzy flavor, then the Old Lady recommends that you try Sam Jamwich.

This four-man combo spiced up the deck at Valdosta seafood favorite, the Salty Snapper, with some mighty tasty tunes. They’ve cooked up both originals and covers to feed your musical cravings and you’ll leave the table humming with satisfaction.

The lead guitar serves up skillful chops with his axe. You’ll want to savor his complex lines. He does some very interesting things with his mouth at the mic that result in various guitar sounds that had the Old Lady marveling at technology new to her. He sings with relish.

The bass player has long, pretty fingers that make his playing as much a feast for the eyes as it is for the ears.
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The rhythm guitar player sings with a clear, direct voice that makes it easy for even the Old Lady to understand all the lyrics. Like a fine wine it complements without dominating.

A minimal drum kit provides more than minimum daily nutrition for Sam Jamwich. This drummer both simmers and sizzles.

Next time Sam Jamwich is on the menu, order up their rhythm & groove. You’ll be glad you did.

Oh, and don’t forget to take care of your servers. As Sam Jamwich says: “Please tip them, just don’t tip them over.”