Jackyl

Jackyl is an American hard rock and Southern metal band formed in Kennesaw, Georgia, in 1991. Best known for frontman Jesse James Dupree’s infamous chainsaw solos, the band broke out with their 1992 double-platinum debut album featuring hits like "Down on Me" and "The Lumberjack".

Jackyl built a legacy on relentless, high-energy touring. They set a Guinness World Record by performing 100 shows in 50 days across 27 states in 1998, surpassing George Thorogood's previous record.

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