Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks, Jim Woods, Harry Likas, Mana, Cheka, Anna Netrebko, Ella Fitzgerald, Tori Amos, Fiona Apple, Radiohead, Esthero, Silvio Rodriguez, Jewel
Grace stopped using myspace so she could get to know people better (it's not so easy to get to know a picture of an elephant named forgetful2008 for instance). Messages and comments at this myspace page are not checked. Please connect at gracewoodsmusic.com or e-mail gracewoods(at)gmail.com. Members of the e-mail list on gracewoodsmusic.com receive show updates, free mp3s and more. Bookers will also find more up to date info on press and other accomplishments there.
Are you ready for a different kind of show? The Dock Sessions: Acoustic & Indie Music, Art on display by local artists, Andy's Bueno Salsa, and images of stars & galaxies projected in the background (in honor of the International Year of Astronomy 2009).
Open mic after Linus is done! This time, there are lots of drink specials! Only $2 validated parking! See you there.
Tom Ammaniano (state assemblyman from San Francisco) just introduced a
bill into the state assembly to tax and regulate marijuana as we do
alcohol -- i.e., it would be legalized, taxed, and regulated. Like
alcohol, sales would be limited to folks over 21, penalties would be in
place for dui, sale to minors, etc. in other words, it sounds like the
right approach. The bill's official number is AB390, and more info will probably be available soon at www. norml. org and www. mpp. org.
If you have a minute, call and/or email your state assembly person and
Senator to encourage them to support the bill. You can look up their
contact info online based on your zip code:
http://www. legislature. ca. gov/port-zipsearch. html.
Feel free to pass this along. The bill is fighting an uphill battle
against a vast legacy of misguided and uninformed policy, and it will
only have a chance of passing if people speak up in favor.
This bill will provide California with one billion dollars of revenue each year (each ounce is taxed $50)
The 808 Scene Zine is 3 Years old! We've got two parties to celebrate three years of covering the music, art, & tattoo scenes - one for the 21 and overs and, FINALLY, a show for ALL AGES!
Cherry Blossom Miss Catwings will be performing @ Don Ho's. Artwork by Hanasaurusrex (i.e. bananagrafeeks), Ian Aragon, Dr. Evil, Dodge Distad & more on display. Tattoo show by Koi Tattoo & more.
Hey Grace...Hope Things Are Going Well...Just Wanted to let you know about our show coming up....I'm pretty sure your brother's coming...you should swing by if you can.
It is most definitely not too early to start masterminding your favorite conceptual burning man-esque halloween costume for what is sure to be a completely off the hook costume party @ The Hotel Utah with your favorite neighborhood post-indie jam band The American Economy and acclaimed Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd tribute band, Syd's Last Trip! it all goes down Halloween Night Friday October 31st and its only $8!
Come out and support your favorite band as they battle for a $1000 GRAND PRIZE at the newest live music venue, Lotus Soundbar in Waikiki. You're support counts as a vote towards your band's success.
My series "The Open Mic Documentary " has been nominated for a Cable TV Award as the "Best Arts Coverage: Series"!!! But being nominated for an Award is second only to WINNING the Award! So I'm asking for your vote. Go to my site www. theopenmic. net and follow the link or go directly here to get the info. www. theopenmic. net/vote. php I'd appreciate your vote. If you would care to spread the word I'd also appreciate that. Voting ends Friday September 5.
Thanks,
Slim
BTW I just completed "Episode 57, Blake's On Telegraph" and you are on it!
Come on down to the release of The 808 Scene Zine's August issue on August 22nd at RELEASE. Check out our Featured Band: Phoenix Rose & special guests Our Distance and Aim for the Heart.
Also in the August issue: Radio Free Hawaii, Creed Chameleon, Justin James, Kisa Kosmos, & Vampire Weekend.
hope the weekend's treating you well + hope to see you out at one of these fine fine events :) come join The American Economy as we return to Fat City (formerly Studio Z) Thursday, August 7th! Fat City is a new live music hotspot in the SOMA District and is run by folks from The Pound SF, The Makeout Room + The Cat Club. its a fairly roomy venue so we could really use your support. it also has a good sized stage + one of the best soundsystems in the city. we will be playing with San Francisco Jam Band greats Something Different + Scubacat! Doors + 8PM and we hit the stage @ 9PM and play 'til 10:30 - Something Different follows at 10:30 and then Scubacat rocks your socks off til 1:30AM for an all night party!
Just Announced! this is a very special Jerry Garcia tribute show (the anniversary of Jerry's death) W/The American Economy, Seconds On End + Sleepy Alligators. The AE hits the stage @ 9:30PM, Seconds On End to follow at 10:25PM and Sleepy Alligators rock out from 11:45PM - 1AM! You will hear all your favorite standard American Economy originals you've come to know and love and of course a few tips of the hat to Jerry (with some special surprise on-stage collaborations between bands) this should be a great Saturday night out in Berkeley, dont miss it!
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Performers recordings uploaded so far ---> Scott Simon', Cara Wick, Coexist, Fancy Dan, Joel Streeter, Jeremy Serwer, Maggie Morris, Wee, Kent Liew, Francesca Lee, The Grace Woods Duo...more coming soon...