"Jammed" is the debut album by Flashpoint, an Irish/folk band comprised of three of the finest young musicians from the north Texas area: Joseph Carmichael and brothers David and Daniel Mehalko. Featuring a variety of instrumentation (including fiddle, banjo, mandolin, flute, and low whistle) and a tasteful mix of various styles, "Jammed" proves to be an exciting listening experience that is appealing to general audiences yet still true to the tradition of Irish music. REVIEWS: “The group’s fine musicianship is on display throughout the album...full of great instrumental playing and fast, crisp arrangements that jump between rhythms, dynamics and style with seemingly effortless aplomb.” -- Daniel Neely, Irish Echo “Jammed...is certainly jammed full of evidence of this band’s collective talent. Their sound is pure trad, played with exuberance, joy and a genuine love for the music. They know what they’re doing and they’re having fun doing it.” -- Jack Baker, Irish American News CREDITS: Joseph Carmichael: Guitar, flute, and low whistle David Mehalko: Fiddle Daniel Mehalko: Banjo, mandolin, and low whistle on "Sliabh Russell" (track 7) Joseph plays a Takamine GS330S guitar and a Terry McGee flute. David plays a violin made by Steven T. Cundall. Daniel plays a 1925 Paramount Model A banjo restored by Vinnie Mondello. Recorded & mixed by Travis Ener and Russ Alvey at Rockin' T Audio Ranch in Princeton, Texas Produced by Flashpoint with Russ Alvey All tunes traditional, arranged by Flashpoint, except as noted: Kerfeunteun Jig (Hammy Hamilton), Hut on Staffin Island (Phil Cunningham), The Hunter's House (Ed Reavy), Hymn of the Patriot (David Mehalko), The Spotted Dog (John McEvoy), Guns of the Magnificent Seven (Fintan McManus, IMRO/MCPS), The Road to Errogie (Adam Sutherland, MCPS/PRS).