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    Sundance: Jamestown Revival Live

    Jamestown Revival’s debut full length is called “Utah” so they were a fitting choice for KCRW’s stage at Sundance. And they led packed crowd in a boot stomping good time.…

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    By Rachel Reynolds • Jan 28, 2015 • 1 min read

    Photo by Mark Leibowitz

    Jamestown Revival’s debut full length is called “Utah” so they were a fitting choice for KCRW’s stage at Sundance. And they led packed crowd in a boot stomping good time.

    The band — led byJonathan Clay and Zach Chance — has had an incredible run in the last year that shows no signs of stopping, especially since they are now on the bill for Coachella!

    They gifted us with a new song called “Head On” to close their set, with Zach jumping up from the keys to share a mic with Jonathan on some harmonies. It was wonderful.

    There is really nothing NOT to like about this band. They write great songs. Every performance feels like the most important one of their lives.

    They’re charming, kind and modest.

    And they get in snowball fights!

    All photos by Mark Leibowitz

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      Rachel Reynolds

      Producer, 'Morning Becomes Eclectic'

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