David Gans

Nice article about the Suwannee SpringFest

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Julie Hauserman writes in the St. Petersburg Times about one of my favorite gigs: the Suwannee SpringFest. I’ve been fortunate enough to play almost every Suwannee SpringFest, and all but one of its fall counterpart, MagnoliaFest. I am among the thousands who flock to Springfest each year to hear an outstanding, eclectic lineup of musicians … Read more

RIP Ted Freed

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I only got to play one gig for Ted Freed, in Clearwater FL a couple of years ago. I wish there had been more – he had a great vibe and clearly loved the music. Ted lost his third battle with lymphoma and passed away on March 4 at age 51. From that Creative Loafing … Read more

Grateful Dead Hour #1016

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Week of March 10, 2008 Part 1 27:32 Grateful Dead, Road Trips vol 1 no 2 – October ’77 HELP ON THE WAY-> SLIPKNOT!-> FRANKLIN’S TOWER Part 2 28:33 Grateful Dead, Road Trips vol 1 no 2 – October ’77 TERRAPIN STATION-> BLACK PETER Weird that this turned out to be an all-Jerry GD Hour, … Read more

Angie’s back!

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Angie Coiro is back on the air with a regular call-in show on Green 960. “The Green Show” airs from 3 to 4 pm every weekday on KKGN 960 AM in the Bay Area. Angie was the Friday host on KQED-FM’s Forum for many years, and not coincidentally, Friday was the only day Forum was … Read more

Dead to the World 3/5/08

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This is the 36th anniversary of my first Grateful Dead show. I’m not playing that show, but I wanted to note the anniversary. What a long, strange you know… He’s Gone-> Truckin’-> Bass solo-> The Other One-> Eyes of the World-> China Doll Sugar Magnolia Casey Jones – Grateful Dead 2/19/73 International Amphitheater, Chicago Ghost … Read more

Benefit for Utah Phillips

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Laurie Lewis and Tom Rozum perform at Benefit Concert honoring U. Utah Phillips, “the Golden Voice of the Great Southwest,” at Don Quixote’s Music Hall, 6275 Highway 9, Felton, Calif. Co-presented with Snazzy Productions on Mon. March 10 at 7:30 pm, Laurie Lewis and Tom Rozum with Alisa Fineman and Kimball Hurd, Keith Greeninger and … Read more