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Featuring stunning live photography from Chad Smith, Brian Spady and Jake Plimack, the 2013 UM calendar showcases some of our favorite shots from 2012, as well as a behind-the-scenes look at the band. All announced (and one or two unannounced) 2013 tour dates included, as well as band and crew birthdays and holidays! Design by Franklin.

Give your beer a nice big Umphrey's hug by wrapping it in 4 Full-color koozies featuring live photography of Chad Smith

Pint glass with Umphrey's McGee Musical Band screen print. Please use the dropdown menu to select either a single glass or a pair of glasses (for a special price!)

The acoustics and the vibe of Red Rocks cannot be duplicated. Available in DVD and Blu-Ray formats, this video captures the magic as it unfolded in what was an unforgettable night!

Check out the mug on that mug! Double-tall slick black coffee/tea mug.

Get the party started right this brand new set of four shot glasses featuring the watrmark, afroman, lucky, and UM oval logos.

Nicer than our "cheap-ass" sunglasses and spiffy too! New for 2012. "Umphrey's McGee" graffiti logo on the side.

Brighten up that dull wall with some live Umph. Our "dorm room poster" is 18x24", and features Chad Smith "behind the scenes" photography from our Red Rocks show on 9/14/12. Comes pre-rolled in a cellophane tube.

Hall of Fame: Class of 2011 Vinyl Side A: Red Tape (05.27 Chillicothe, IL) 20:27 Side B: In the Puppet Kitchen (10.29 Atlanta, GA) 14:52 Side C: Soaring Uplifting Jam (04.02 Chicago, IL) 7:46 > Come As Your Kids (10.29 Atlanta, GA) 10:20 Side D: The Haunt (11.05 Milwaukee, WI) 14:49, Santa Oddity (12.10 Chicago, IL) 4:35 *vinyl only* Double Split Color Vinyl + MP3 Download of the Entire HOF Album (2.5 hours)

About The Jake Blade, from Jake himself: "For years, finding new and inspiring tools for the old workhorse design of the guitar has been a slow one. Electric axes have been in production since the mid-50's, the style and cosmetics really haven't changed much in 50 years. It is kind of funny no one has put out a healthy alternative to the whammy bar or tremolo arm. Till Now!!! A good family friend, Mark Benjamin, was watching a UM performance in South Bend IN about 4 years ago, he noticed me pulling on the back of my tailpiece (tremolo) to achieve the swooping notes associated with whammy bar antics. I was never into the bar idea of the whammy, because it never felt consistent, a metal stick in the way of your volume, pick-up selectors and tone controls just wasn't my bag. Mark, being a master car and motorcycle re-finisher came up with a great solution for me. By taking a piece of gas tank metal he shaped the piece into a palm held version of the metal stick, fit the pole (that goes into the guitar) with a little snip of gas line (as a rubber stop) to prevent vibration and movement. Brilliant and simple!! After using the now named "Jake Blade" for years of road testing, this little bugger will change the way you whammy, shake, bend and dive notes. It takes a bit of creativity on your part to change 50 years of Whammy bar-isms. I have found it?s easier to catch those Jeff Beck dips and dives that take so much practice to nail with a regular bar. Even Brendan has used this product on his PRS guitars and loves the difference. Whether you are a beginner, novice or total bad-ass this little tool is a welcome change to an old standby. Or you can use it in a street fight!!".... Jake Cinninger This introductory offer includes each blade individually numbered with Jake?s signature on the box . Scroll down for much more information & alt views.