© Victims of Victimless Crime? by Chris Jamison

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Run&Hide Feat. Corbin

try to believe

wasting time

Relax House

Vocals and Acoustic Guitar by Relight. Maschine button mashing by Jason.

Wanna Git High by Relight

Joyful Whiskey. 
Lyrics by Mark Varela. Music by Mark Varela and Joyful Whiskey - Mark Varela, Greg Thomas, Lucas Beck, Klay Gustin.  Recorded and mixed by Klay Gustin

Just Walk Away

Hey Officer Instrumental

I am allowing downloads for a limited time @ https://www.facebook.com/JamazonCloud#. Copyright 2012 © Chris Jamison - All songs and or works are the sole property of Chris Jamison and cannot be copied, reproduced, or performed without written consent from Chris Jamison. Chris Jamison is a singer/songwriter/guitarist/keyboardist. RocknFunknBlues is the primary sound scape but every color of the musical spectrum is on the palate. All guitars, piano, organ, keys, lead vocals and lyrics on this cloud are the copyright creations, recordings, and performances of Chris Jamison whether it be Solo or with Jamazon Cloud. Jamazon Cloud is an original RocknFunknBlues Band with sprinklings of Latin, Reggae, Jazz,and Ho Down. Inspired and passionate improvisation makes every show a fresh experience. Dedicated to spreading vibes of peace and love through a celebration of diversity. Freeing our minds so asses follow is a goal. Chris Jamison has a diverse background as a songwriter in many different styles. He began playing music professionally in Texas, in the original bands Outta Control, and Maximus. Whimsically relocated to Park City Utah in the mid-90s and formed the band Smilin Jack, a popular jam band touring the Rocky Mountain Region extensively. In 2002 he moved to Greenville/Spartanburg SC continued Smilin Jack sporadically and played in the rockin bluegrass band Plum Hollow,touring regionally full time with the well known fiddler Barney Barnwell. P.S.  Whatever one believes created this world one must admit this creator digs diversity. All of our fingerprints are different and is it not astounding to ponder this fact? Everything is one and it is all connected too. Divisiveness, however, is the enemy of peace and the human family. Jamazon Cloud is dedicated to humbly promoting acceptance and understanding of all cultures, beliefs, sexual preferences, and views. Basically we believe the definition of freedom is: If you aren't hurting anybody you should be able to do what ever you want. Our mission is to celebrate as a rainbow of diversity because this is the true intent of life and this creation. All of our songs include messages filled with love and hope for humanity . We have absolute faith that the world WILL all one day live in oneness, openness, and peace. Our lyrical inspiration is further coupled with generous sprinklings of cacophonistic seasonings and flavors. This creates a well rounded gumbo of yummy melodies, harmonies, and rhythms. Our contributions and expressions are universal and cosmic in proportion. We cherish life and embrace this artistic opportunity to expand our awareness and capacity for love, enlightenment and pure enjoyment. We want all our friends to feel free to be included in this adventure and share their own unique perspective. We appreciate your interest, comments, suggestions, etc... and are very excited to share in this gorgeous chromatic and infinite creation of interdependent being. Creation is ALL our responsibility. Being oneself to the utmost is the greatest way to serve and make the world a more fun, interesting, and beautiful place to live. Thank you friends. We love you and thank you for being with us in this journey. One love....
Now he is located in St. Joseph MO writing a bunch, and with more love than ever in his heart, he performs solo acoustically, and with many refreshingly different lineups in Jamazon Cloud.
Colby Walter (Bass, Vocals, Keys), Rick Allen (Bass), and David Palmer (Drums) and many guest virtuoso instrumentalists.
 

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