Joe Jammer and the Flapjacks As Part of Belper 250
At St Faith's Community Hall, Belper Lane EndOn Fri 16th January 2026 From 7.30pm To 9.30pm
Belper Lane End
Belper
Derbyshire
DE56 2DJ
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As Part of Belper 250 Marking, 250 Years since the Belper Mills Began shaping Belper, We Have a very special event. 2 Full 45 Min Sets and anecdotes From the True Living Legend That Is Joe Jammer. with Bass and Drums Provided by "The Flapjacks"
P.A provided By St Faiths Usual Sound Wizard Axel Boldt Refreshments available Via Donation Watch out for an announcement on where and when Physical Tickets Can be bought in and around Belper, Get them Early to avoid Disappointment, Its Not so Often such a Legend Plays Locally and they will sell out . Strictly Limited Capacity, for this Intimate Gig, which is a Warmup for his Showcase appearance at The Rock and Blues Weekender the week after.
For those Not Familiar with his work :- "Here comes Joe the Jammer," is what Robert Plant and Jimmy Page used to say when they saw Page's guitar tech Joe Wright coming their way. Wright got his start playing rock 'n' roll at the legendary Windy City concert haunt The Kinetic Playground on Clark Street near Lawrence. Wright organized the venue's Tuesday night jam sessions and owner Aaron Russo would let him in to see the concerts for free.
That's how he met Led Zeppelin backstage, before they played their first Chicago concert on Feb. 7, 1969, when they were booked as the opening act for Vanilla Fudge. "No one had really heard of Led Zeppelin yet, but it featured Jimmy Page from the Yardbirds, and I was a big fan of the Yardbirds," Wright said. Wright eventually signed on with the rising British rock group as a roadie and later became Page's guitar tech.
As his friendship with Page grew, Wright would often jam with him in his dressing room before a gig. Sometimes he was invited on stage, introduced by his new moniker "Joe Jammer." Eventually, he went to England by Zep's manager, Peter Grant, who hooked the young American axe man up with renown British producer Mickey Most.
After forming The Joe Jammer Band, which included Hendrix's rhythm section of Mitch Mitchell and Noel Redding songs were recorded and he opened for Zeppelin, including the prestigious Festival Of Bath in June 1970. The Start of a Long and Creative Career in Music, Including numerous Top of the Pops and other TV Appearance's across the world
Tickets link https://steampunkrecords.bandcamp.com/merch/ticket-to-joe-jammer-live-in-lane-end-16th-jan-2026
Physical Tickets from Slenderella Belper, and selected Belper Shops
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