FIVE MAN ACOUSTICAL JAM
TESLA's Five Man Acoustical Jam, may not have been the first band to try the unplugged thing, but TESLA were the one's that made the unplugged performance the popular trend that it was in the early ninties. After Five Man Acoustical Jam, a lot of artists starting releasing cds from MTV Unplugged appearances. Springsteen and Nirvana, to just name a few.

TESLA's Five Man Acoustical Jam is not your typical live album. With this cd you can tell everybody's having a goodtime. The band and the fans are really enjoying themselves, not taking things to seriously. The intimatcy of the performance is great. Many highlights from TESLA's first two albums and great oldies covers make this a great cd.

TESLA turns Five Man Electrical Band's "Signs" into their own song. Other covers TESLA performs include Truckin' and Lodi. The Five Man Acoustical Jam really shows off the talents of TESLA and is an excellent and rewarding album.

             - Jukebox Hero

FIVE MAN ACOUSTIC JAM Released: November 13, 1990 Produced & Mixed by: Dan McClendon at Paradise Studios REcorded by: Dave Hewitt on the Silver Truck for Remote Recording Services, Inc. Assisted by Phil Gitomer, Dave Roberts and Ryan Hewitt Recorded Live at: The Trocadero Philadelphhia, PA Mastered by: George marino at Sterling Sound Label: Geffen Records Jeff Keith – Lead Vocals, Tamborine Frank Hannon – 6-String Acoustic and Electric Guitars, Backing Vocals,Blues Harp Brian Wheat – Hofner Bass, Piano, Backing Vocals Tommy Skeoch – 6 & 12 String Acoustic Guitars, Backing Vocals Troy Luccketta – Drums, Percussion