grateful dead, new grass revival, uncle tupelo, leftover salmon, hot rize, ryan adams, lucinda williams, steve earle, del mccoury, neil young, csny, jerry garcia, waylon jennings, willie nelson, johnny cash, son volt, eric clapton, jj cale, jayhawks, tom petty
Sounds Like
new riders of the purple sage, wilco, railroad earth, grateful dead, whiskeytown, yonder mountain string band, leftover salmon, willie nelson
Your head would spin adding up all the miles the members of Great American Taxi have traveled individually, and in just over two years together they’ve added a whole lot more to their travelogues.
From their home in the high country of Colorado to the shores of the Pacific and back again through the grain belt of the Midwest heading further east to the Atlantic Ocean, Taxi has ridden the highways and biways spinning yarns and delivering high octane music to all who show up at their live shows and consume their 21st century Americana sound.
From the bars, clubs and theaters to the main stage of Wakarusa to late night sets at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, up north to the 10,000 Lakes Festival via Summer Camp, and out west to the High Sierra Music Fest, the band has carved out their own territory in a very short time.
Audiences are instantly immersed in their their folk and country sensibilities while they are fed large doses of improvisation and rock and roll.
Touring relentlessy in 2007 supporting their debut CD release “Streets of Gold,” and with over 200 plus shows behind them in their short time together, Great American Taxi has built a hefty following the old fashioned way.
With front-man Vince Herman at the wheel people will recognize threads of the Leftover Salmon fabric all the while being driven by original songwriting and musicianship from guitarist/vocalist Jefferson Hamer and keyboardist/vocalist Chad Staehly. The rhythm section and axles of the ride are supplied by well-seasoned veterans Jake Coffin on drums/vocals and Edwin Hurwitz on bass guitar. Jake spent years on the road with Dan Bern and Edwin clocked many miles with 90’s jambands Shockra and Skin.
Great American Taxi traffics their collective past helping create their new Americana without borders brand of music.
Remember the Gem State Jam Music and Arts Festival is tomorrow at the Expo Idaho fairgrounds with Built to Spill, New Monsoon, Blue Turtle Seduction, Kamphire Collective and more! The gates open at noon with music, vendors and art demonstrations running throughout the day.
Come enjoy non-stop entertainment from top national and local musicians all in one place! Cool off with an ice cold beer or find some shade in our hospitality tent while watching acoustic acts! Visit www. gemstatejam. com for ticket and event info.
Chadrick!!! You are a mentholated puzzle god . . . lots of props rollin' in. I'll try to get a gang out to Taxi when you hit Boulder again in August. Peace.
Thanks for such a great time guys!!! I had so much fun at Owsleys, In the park and at the Mish. How much fun was the mich? shhhew, Wiskey for breakfast!!!! love you guys Holly
Can't believe I'm missin you guys at the Mish tonight...no wait--bet you can't believe how much you'll be missin me at the Mish tonight! Seriously though, Skagway or bust...?
Thank you for an amazing night of beautiful people,family love,stellar music,Miles of Smiles,Haunted Inns,Groovy dancing and Night Rock climbing,crying dogs,eager Mt.Lions, Nature spectacular! GAT really brings joyrides to allot of people!
