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Jam is a type of sweet spread or condiment made with certain fruits or vegetables.

In music, jam may refer to:

• Jam session, a musical act without preparation or detailed arrangements
• Jam band, a band who plays extensive jams (mostly in live performances)
• The Jam, an English punk rock/mod revival band active during the late 1970s and early 1980s
• "Jam" (song), a song by Michael Jackson
• "Jam" (album), an album by Little Angels
• The Jam (producers), a production duo composed of Michael Mani & Jordan Omley

Jam may also refer to:

• Bakersfield Jam, a team in the NBA Development League
• BBC Jam, an online educational service
• Just A Minute, a BBC radio comedy panel game
• Jam (TV series), a British TV series by Chris Morris
• The title of the leader of a Jamot tribe, notably the Samma Dynasty of Sindh
• Jam Radio, the student radio station of the University of Hull, England
• Minaret of Jam in Afghanistan
• Perforce Jam, a software building tool
• Jam!, a Canadian entertainment news site
• Epistle of James (Jam.)
• Malfunction or congestion
• Traffic congestion or traffic jam

JAM may refer to:

• Junctional adhesion molecule
• Just Above Midtown, a non-profit art gallery in NYC
• JAM Message Base Format
• JAM Creative Productions, a jingle company in Dallas, Texas.
• Jamaica's ISO country code
• Jamaat al Muslimeen, an Islamist terrorist organization in Trinidad and Tobago
• John A. Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister
• Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology, formerly Journal of Applied Meteorology
• Judy and Mary, a Japanese band
• Mahdi Army or Jaish al Mahdi, an Iraqi military force created by Muqtada al-Sadr

Jam may also be:

• Slam dunk in basketball
• A rare title in Indian princely states

[edit] People with the given name Jam

• Jam Kuradoberi, a character in the Guilty Gear game series

[edit] See also

• Jamming

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