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Ram Jam

Rock music
Blues
Blues rock
Although Ram Jam's career only lasted for two years, the band stamped its name into the classic-rock history books with its driving cover of Lead Belly's "Black Betty." Released in 1977 as part of the band's self-titled debut, the song peaked at Number 18 in America and cracked the Top 10 in Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, and the UK. Bill Barlett, the band's guitarist and co-founder, had previously enjoyed similar success as a member of the Lemon Pipers, whose bubblegum pop single "Green Tambourine" topped the charts in February 1968. Ram Jam's heyday proved to be short-lived, ...
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Too Bad on Your BirthdayRam Jam
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All for the Love of Rock 'n RollRam Jam
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TurnpikeRam Jam
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Keep Your Hands on the WheelRam Jam
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Black BettyRam Jam

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All for the Love of Rock 'n RollRam Jam

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Portrait of the Artist As a Young Ram

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