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There are three artists with the name 'Jelly Roll' Jelly Roll (Artist) Hailing straight out of Cashville (Nashville, TN), Jelly Roll has been taking the underground rap scene by storm as of late. Although not new to the game, ever since joining up with Lil Wyte’s label Wyte Music, Jelly Roll’s presence on the internet has been noticed rapidly. A veteran of the Nashville rap scene, and known for his Free-Style Champion type skills, Jelly Roll was recently quoted saying “Thanks to Lil Wyte for showing me a whole new life.” followed by “Cashville, if this works out like its...

The Jelly Jam consists of guitarist and singer Ty Tabor (King's X), bass player John Myung (Dream Theater) and drummer Rod Morgenstein (Dixie Dregs, Winger). This project was a follow-up to Platypus, in which the trio played before with Derek Sherinian (former keyboardist for Dream Theater) on keyboards. The Jelly Jam is guitar-driven, psychedelically influenced rock with the spirit of Jimi Hendrix jumping in. It is quite simply a progressive rock n' roll project. The sound is very spacey and open, with a mixture of harder hitting passages to toss up the moods of the songs. The Jelly Jam have...

The Jellycats are a female fronted ska/punk/pop/rock band from Essex consisting of Emma on vocals, Ollie on Guitar, Rob on Bass and Stu on Drums. Emma and Ollie had been writing songs together for some time and it seemed only natural to form a band, so in 2010 together with Ollie’s brother Stu on the drums, The Jellycats were formed. 2010 saw them go through 6 bass players!! ....all of whom dropped out because apparently "no one wants to play the bass....!!" (Queue bass player jokes!!) But in early 2011 they finally found a fellow local musician who didn't share...

The Jellys were formed by C.J (ex-The Wildhearts/Honeycrack) and featured ex- Wildhearts drummer Stidi and Jeff Hateley (ex-Wolfsbane) on bass. The band released two studio albums (Welcome To Our World and Doctored for Supersound), but later disbanded when The Wildhearts reformed in 2001. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jellys .