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2015-08-23 6:46 pm, comment by raidcehlalred

@nichobert said:

Nothing wacky about it, that two chord solo section in 555 is begging to be jammed out. Begging.

Up until 97 nobody felt like Bag, Tube, Gumbo, Halleys or Timber had anything particularly wrong with it if it didn't have a jam. Then they did it, and it makes perfect sense

WOMBAT being wacky in the sense of describing the jam that ensued; not the probability/ease/notion/reason for playing it....

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