Uncle Jam

Posted on December 11, 2012

For Booking Info: (501) 813-7958

Native of: Biscoe, AR
(Also Hometown of Billy (Soul) Bonds)

Status: Single
3 children: Joshua, Jonquil, & Tiana

Sign: Cancer

Experience: 1st acquired the skills to spin the wheels at “The Nite Life Club” in Biscoe, Owned by Billy’s brother Harold Bonds.

In the early 80’s, as a student attending University of Central Arkansas, Jam was introduced to the radio world through KUCA FM 91.3. Taking advantage of his radio popularity, Jam began to rock the club scene of the legendary Stable II Club of Menifee, as well as various on & off-campus school functions.

In the early 90’s, Jam began his career at Power 92, as the overnight Jock from 2AM-6AM. Due to personal reason, he left the scene for awhile. He has now returned to the mic, doing both Quiet Storm and the Sunday Countdown.

Hobbies: Personal DJ Services, including rocking such clubs as Hadley’s, Elevations, White Diamonds, & etc… Known to rock wherever music is needed.

Ambition: Dreams of inheriting his mentor’s seat, his friend and boss, Broadway Joe.

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