All guests receive a rock poster by Chris Shaw commemorating the show!
All guests receive a rock poster by Chris Shaw commemorating the show!
MOONALICE, a psychedelic roots-rock band, will be performing at Terrapin Crossroads in the Grate Room. Doors at 7pm / Show at 8pm. Guests will be gifted an original art poster by Chris Shawcommemorating the show. Moonalice band members: Barry Sless, Pete Sears, Roger McNamee, John Molo & Jason Crosby. Plus manager/road scholar/medicine man, Big Steve Parish. For posters and videos of all shows visit moonalice.com
Tickets: https://store.terrapincrossroads.net/store/tickets/moonalice-oct-6th
Melissa Etheridge joins Stu Allen and Friends
“Iko Iko”
Very Jerry 6
An All Star Tribute to Jerry Garcia to Benefit the Ashkenaz Berkeley
Iko Iko
~Melissa Etheridge, Roger McNamee, Stu Allen,Paige Clem Jordan Feinstein, Murph Murphy, Pete Lavezzoli
Very Jerry 6
Benefit for Ashkenaz, Berkeley
It was a night of many stars and songs, two very full sets of Jerry Garcia Tribute, with Stu Allen leading a rotating band of super musicianship from near and far.
Surprise guest Melissa Etheridge joined the line-up on a the Dixie Cups classic “Iko Iko”, which Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead often performed.
Stu Allen nails the nuance and details of Jerry. His style is natural and the sound authentic,and provided a strong foundation when this band did shift, the players including Roger McNamee, David Gans, Jordan Feinstein, Maurice Tani, Paige Clem, Michael Berry, Amy Berry, Mike Meagher, Joe Balestreri, Pamela Brandon, Jimmie Brighton and more….
An encore set of Grateful Dead music was performed by the Bay area band Totally Dead, and included a spirited Eyes Of The World featuring a full horn section.
A silent auction was held as well, to raise money for the continued operation and support of the Ashkenaz, a music and culture community center serving Berkeley California, as well as a frequent gathering place for our grateful community from around the greater SF Bay area.
Thank you Melissa Etheridge for your visit and support!
…a once-in-a-lifetime event, as the legendary Hot Tuna plays at the gorgeous Great American Music Hall, an intimate and historic ballroom in San Francisco. They’ll be joined by an assortment of special guests and friends, including Roger McNamee, The Code, and Dauno Martinez.
This is a benefit to support the Owsley Stanley Foundation in our quest to preserve Bear’s Sonic Journal recordings—more than 1,300 reels of irreplaceable music history captured by one of the seminal characters of the psychedelic 1960’s.
Before the show and during intermission, bid on exclusive silent auction items, including artwork by Bear, Stanley Mouse, Jerry Garcia, and others.
General admission tickets, with limited seating available, are $100. VIP tickets are $300 and include early entry, a special music set, hors d’oeuvres, beer & wine, a chance to meet the Owsley Stanley Foundation board, family, and some of the musicians, early access to the silent auction, as well as private seating upstairs during the show.
Most of all, let’s have a hell of a good time while supporting an important cause.
Roger McNamee of Moonalice and the Doobie Decibel System will be performing
Moonalice will also be providing a live stream of tonight’s event at Moonalice.com
Poster (below) by Alexandra Fischer; Photo credit: Jay Blakesberg
The Owsley Stanley Foundation’s primary purpose is to arrange for the preservation and eventual production and public distribution of Owsley Stanley’s “Sonic Journals,” a unique (and rapidly deteriorating) archive of more than 1,300 live concert soundboard recordings from the 1960s and 1970s, including rare recordings of performances by such prominent artists as Miles Davis, Johnny Cash, The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Santana, Taj Mahal, Fleetwood Mac, The Allman Brothers, Steve Miller, Ramblin’ Jack Elliot, Thelonious Monk, Dr. John, Dan Hicks, Chuck Berry, Country Joe and the Fish, Janis Joplin, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Electric Flag, Blue Cheer, The Youngbloods, David Grisman, Old and in the Way, and others.
The family has dedicated their rights to the production value of the recordings to the Foundation; all profits returned from the development of the recordings will go to the Foundation to further its continuing charitable purpose of perpetuating Owsley’s legacy. The foundation is a registered 501c3 non-profit organization.
during the show.
