Pre-Order: Jami Jamison - 1998 Live Hits [CD]

1998 Live Hits" is a powerful time capsule capturing the energy, emotion, and artistry of legendary vocalist Jimi Jamison at a pivotal point in his post-Survivor career. Recorded across three vibrant shows in Little Rock, AR, Nashville, TN, and Bettendorf, IA, this album showcases Jamison's electrifying live presence and undeniable vocal prowess as he revisits some of the most iconic songs from his time with Survivor, along with deep cuts, original solo work, and inspired covers.

Backing Jamison is a seasoned and soulful ensemble: longtime collaborators Jeff Adams (bass, vocals) and Hal Butler (keyboards, vocals) were joined by guitarist Chris Adamson, drummer Pete Mendillo, and Memphis-based producer and guitarist Wes Henley, who also supervised this live album recordings. This lineup reflects a strong musical camaraderie built over years of touring, with several members having roots alongside Jamison dating back to his 1970s band Target.

Of particular note is the interplay between Chris Adamson and Wes Henley on guitars. Though Henley's primary role was behind the board, his friendship with Jamison and passion for the Survivor material often brought him onstage. Together, he and Adamson bring layered, textured performances that do justice to the intricate compositions of Peterik and Sullivan.

Through warm crowd interactions and powerful vocal moments, 1998 Live Hits highlights Jamison's authentic stage presence, Memphis soul, and deep bond with both his band and his audience. As friends and collaborators reflect, this wasn't just a group of musicians-it was a family.

Now, years later, these recordings allow fans-old and new-to reconnect with a voice and spirit that remains timeless. "1998 Live Hits" is more than a concert album; it's a tribute to an era, a legacy, and the enduring magic of Jimi Jamison.

LINEUP:

Jimi Jamison: lead vocals

Jeff Adams: bass and vocals

Chris Adamson: guitars

Hal Butler: keyboards and vocals

Pete Mendillo: drums

Wes Henley: guitars