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2. Using JAM - Structure
 

By Wayne Richmond
Posted Wednesday, December 29, 2004

JAM is organised into nine main sections, most of which are sub-divided into sub sections:

About JAM

- Using JAM
- Folk Federation
- Cornstalk
- Practice Articles
- Downloads
Events
- Sydney East/Inner
- Sydney North
- Sydney South
- Sydney West
- Blue Mountains
- West
- Central Coast
- North Coast
- South Coast
- ACT
- Interstate
- International
Venues/Clubs
- Almost Acoustic
- Bathurst Folk Club
- Braidwood Folk Club
- etc.
Dance
- Sydney East/Inner
- Sydney North
- Sydney South
- Sydney West
- Blue Mountains
- West
- Central Coast
- North Coast
- South Coast
- ACT
- Articles
Artists
- Soloists
- Duos
- Groups
- International visitors
Articles (including reviews)
- Reviews: NSW recordings
- Reviews: Australian recordings
- Reviews: International recordings
- Reviews: concerts
- Reviews: festivals
- Reviews: other
- Misc Articles
Folk Mart
- Instruments for sale
- Instruments wanted
- Instrument repairs
- Recordings for sale
- Recordings wanted
- Musicians available
- Musicians wanted
- Teachers available
- Teachers wanted
- Music available
- Music wanted
JAM Talk (separate online discussion software)

Links

- NSW
- Other states
- National
- International
Links to the main sections are available at the top of every screen.

Click the JAM logo in the top left-hand corner to return to JAM's home page.

Please Note!
The current structure is by no means fixed in stone. Suggestions are ernestly invited re additional or alternative sections/sub sections, etc. JAM is a revolutionary concept and it is difficult to forsee how it will end up being used and, therefore, to determine in advance the best structure for it. Email or phone Wayne (0400) 803 804) with your ideas.

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