Inside the Jams
Tales from the Scene

JamCamTV &
Productions

Get exclusive access to the heart of the jam band scene with JamCam TV & Productions! Dive deep into behind-the-scenes interviews, live performances, and conversations with legendary artists—moments you won’t find anywhere else. Hosted by Annemarie Jacar, a leading voice in the music world, JamCam is your front-row seat to the stories, sounds, and spirit of the jam band community and beyond.

About
JamCamTV & Productions

Whether it’s legendary performances or candid interviews, JamCam TV delivers music content with unmatched depth and authenticity. Explore rare interviews, starting with an unforgettable conversation with Phil Lesh and Bob Weir at Bonnaroo 2002.

For over three decades, JamCam TV & Productions has been capturing the energy and soul of live music, with a focus on the vibrant jam band scene. Founded by music journalist Annemarie Jacar in 1992, JamCam's journey began when Jacar walked in and interviewed Widespread Panic as a yeahlocal news reporter—a moment that changed everything. Since then, JamCam has been filming broadcast-quality live music television events and in-depth interviews, delivering raw, authentic, and engaging content that showcases artists in ways traditional music media doesn't.
With Annemarie's unique experience working for MTV News and various major broadcasting outlets, JamCam TV has evolved into more than just a production house. It's a full-scale platform for genuine artist stories, incredible performances, and unique content developed through Jacar's decades-long experience in the music industry. JamCam TV & Productions stands out as a testament to Jacar's journey and her ability to create compelling, one-of-a-kind music content you won't find anywhere else.

Todd Nance and John Bell of Widespread Panic talk to Annemarie about recording the album "everyday," and their H.O.R.D.E. Tour Swords. 1992-Mary Ripon Theater, CU-Boulder, Campus.

Annemarie Interviews John Bell of Widespread Panic, Rolling Summer Music Festival, 2001.

Archives

Step into the archives: Vintage interviews and rare, taped performances from the jam band scene, spanning the 90s and the turn of the millennium.

The "Holy Grail" of Jambands

Bonnaroo 2002 Lineup:

North Mississippi All-Stars, The Promoters, Blackalicious, Colonel Claypool's Flying Frog Brigade w/ Skerik, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Jimmy Herring, Warren Haynes, Gov't Mule, String Cheese, Ben Harper, Jack Johnson, Particle, Galactic, Col. Bruce Hampton and The Aquarium Rescue Unit, Ween, Widespread Panic, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Robert Randolph and The Family Band, Bela Fleck and Edgar Meyer, Moe, Trey Anastasio and Friends.

Annemarie Jacar

GigginTV Reel, 2011

Dave Matthews, Steve Earle, The Funky Meters, James Brown, Willie Nelson, Leftover Salmon, Los Lobos, Widespread Panic, Blues Traveler, The Mavericks, Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Jimmy Herring, Warren Haynes, Ziggy Marley, Natalie Merchant, Joe Ely, Ween, John Bell, George Porter Jr. & Friends, Trey Anastasio & Friends, Cake, Lenny Kravitz, Dave Matthews.

PHISH- Annemarie sits down with Jon Fishman of Phish cira 1992 while Phish was on tour in Colorado at The CU Boulder Field House.

Funky Meters at the Fox: March 1992

In this exclusive 1992 interview at the grand opening of Boulder’s Fox Theatre, Annemarie Jacar sits down with The Funky Meters to discuss their legendary influence on the funk scene. Join Art Neville and George Porter Jr. as they share stories from the road, musical inspirations, and the magic behind their timeless groove.

Bone-TV

Bone TV was a project very close to my heart and sensibilities as a Producer, Director and music journalist, in my late 20s. Covering the music in Nashville that was not country,-other than the outlaws, uncovering another world that defined “Music City-USA.”

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