Max Blam Jam

In March of 1991, Brian Khairullah, dissatisfied with his relationship with his record company, Intense Records, left the band Deliverance in pursuit of artistic freedom. At the same time Glenn Rogers was writing music on the side while he was playing lead guitar for Steel Vengeance (Black Dragon Records of France). Brian and Glenn came together at that time and found the collaboration to be fiercely productive. They sought to create music that could be felt in the heart as well as the gut. What they created was a crunchy funky blues groove with an affinity for the soul.
They then enlisted former Steel Vengeance bassist Cesar Ceregatti and multi-instrumentalist Dan Ceregatti for drums and keyboards. Cesar's aggressive funk groove combined with Dan's diversity and willingness to experiment provided a rich addition to Max Blam Jam.
Max Blam Jam recorded several songs and played numerous shows in the LA area and disbanded in 1993.
Max Blam Jam's musical influences are eclectic ranging from Elton John, Primus and Aerosmith, to the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Metallica and Mozart. This mixture and the energy generated on stage make Max Blam Jam a new answer to the question"¦ Are You Experienced?