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Where did Pearl Jam get their name? Thereâs a lot of misinformation on this subject, most of it gleefully spread by the band. For example, despite Eddie Vedderâs repeated claims, he did not have a great-grandmother Pearl who married a Native American and cooked up jam with peyote as an ingredient. And although the band was originally named Mookie Blaylock, after the star NBA point guard, âPearl Jamâ was not his nickname. (They changed their name to avoid legal problemsâbut Ten, the title of their debut, was Blaylockâs jersey number.) The band also doesnât seem to have intended their name to refer to semen.
Eddie Vedder. Edward Louis Severson III, better known as Eddie Vedder, is the vocalist of the american rock band Pearl Jam. Ed, as how he is referred by friends, is also known for a powerful, soft and angry voice, a particular personality and considered to be one of the greatest influences of the 90's.ut at this point, it was harder to put Pearl Jam and Eddie Vedder on the same meaning, and since they were little forgotten, they, finally, could be understood as an unity. Pearl Jam's struggle with fame had become little when they faced the fragility of life.