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Based on collaborative song writing in the early 80s and a few studio projects over the years. We are reunited to create new projects after taken a longer break.

Update:
In the summer of 2022, my dear old friend Mick and longtime musical companion died of cancer.

I have agreed with him that I will continue to run our site in his spirit. Our amazing, unique music will live on forever.

Morten Jeamland 
July 2, 2022





Hey hey, my my
Rock and roll can never die
There′s more to the picture
Than meets the eye.
Hey hey, my my.*

*By Neil Young


Mick loved listening to Rory Gallagher, Ten Years After, David Lindley, Neil Young and Alan Stivell.
He let this wonderful music flow into our songs. 
So we gave our music a new genre, which we called "Desert Psycho Fusion Blues Rock".


Updated May 17, 2023
Morten Jeamland


Mick Bolt:  vocals //rhythm guitar & lead guitar//furious slide guitar// 6- & 12- string acoustic guitar & keyboards


Morten Jeamland:  lead vocals & harmony & backing vocals//bass & double bass // keyboards//additional electric guitars//sitar//6- & 12- string acoustic guitar//drum programming// recording//mixing & mastering// producer//sound design//near field recording

Cover design by Jeamland & Bolt
©1982-2026 Jeamland Music Production


In deepest connection:

Order my new CD "Someone's Gotta Do It" on my website MackMeadowsGuitar.com It has 23 wonderful songs on it including the hit singles "Island Bound Party Flight" and "Smilin' In The Islands"

Singer/songwriter
My first record got picked up by BBC DJ John Peel and a few more records and TV shows followed as well as Radio One sessions. Later, I somehow ended up singing with several U2 tribute bands, including The Doppelgangers, the original of the species, named by Bono, and used by U2 for various events. Zoo 2 and lastly Double U2, probably the best and definately the craziest of the bunch. We started off playing little Irish bars in London and ended up playing big Irish bars in the USA. In between we played all over Europe, the UK and Ireland from small venues to huge festivals. On our last American trip we travelled 3,000 miles by road in order to play 3 shows. We were the most disorganised, maddest band I've ever worked with, but we were once descibed by an American promoter as more Rock'n'Roll than most of the bands in the charts. We had great fun, despite getting run out of a town by the local police and playing Wilmington, NC as it was hit by a force 5 hurricane (12 people turned up that night - including the bar staff). Now I sit at home in relative safety and write songs. 

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