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June swoon
EARTHWISE FEATURES SEVEN CONCERTS NEXT MONTH, IN THREE VENUES Upcoming concerts via Palo Alto’s Earthwise Productions: Friday, June 3, DaShawn Hickman Sacred Steel featuring Charlie Hunter bass and Wendy Hickman vocals; 8 p.m. Kuumbwa Jazz Center, Santa Cruz, CA. Tickets … Continue reading
Earthwise free concerts at Mitchell Park Bowl with La Doña, Vetiver/David James
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/mark-weiss-dba-earthwise-22673212221 Vetiver joined the show when David James‘ project was moved from the cozy interior of the Palo Alto Art Center to Mitchell Park, at the suggestion of his agent, who is also the agent for a Laura Veirs … Continue reading
Posted in art
Tagged andy cabic, ben goldberg, beth custer, cecilia pena-govea, david james, la dona, lisa mezzacappa, scott amendola, vetiver
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Earthwise three-part series at Palo Alto Art Center, July-August 2021 VS Woodstock 99 documentary on HBO in NYT
I am a little self-conscious putting on a concert or a concert series for the first time in 15 months. So when I watch this documentary discussed by Elisabeth Vincentelli in today’s Times– her headline is “three days of violence, … Continue reading
Molly, Remi y La Doña –top new voices coming out of the Bay Area
My favorite new artists to listen to, track and tell people about are Molly Tuttle, Remi Wolf and La Doña, also known as Cecilia Cassandra Peña-Govea.Molly and Remi are from Palo Alto, though Molly lives in Nashville and Remi … Continue reading
Posted in filthy lucre, la la, music, sex, sf moma
Tagged beth custer, cecilia cassandra peña govea, cecilia pena-govea, cy twombly, la dona, luis bonfa, Molly Tuttle, remi wolf, stern grove
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Two hundred posts later, I wish more people had noticed the free Clarinet Thing concert from June or February
June: 41 postsJuly: 42 postsAugust: 45 postsSeptember: 33 postsOctober: 28 postsNovember: 15 postsBut I am making sticky something I posted in June, a photo of Beth Custer and I, at her Clarinet Thing concert here in February, and the recording … Continue reading
Clarinet Thing full concert Palo Alto 66 minutes
Beth Custer artist Mark Weiss promoter selfie February 25, 2020:
Giants of improvisation VS Mardi Gras VS Beth’s birthday VS Earthwise at The Mitch VS Duke
OR: CLARINET THING AT MITCHELL PARK, FEBRUARY 25, 2020 FULL CONCERT (67 MIN) These are times that try something novel, here in the mediated consciousness stream of my fellow music lovers and coronavirus resisters. I do believe that our inclination … Continue reading
Two weeks later; or 20 hours
I’m focusing on advancing my shows June 21, with jazzsinger Jane Monheit, and July 6, with blues guitarist Bob Margolin (and guests Jimmy Vivino, and Mitch Woods). Both concerts will be at the new Mitchell Park Community Center El … Continue reading
Posted in Plato's Republic, sf moma
Tagged andy langham, beth custer, bob margolin, Jane Monheit, jimmy vivino, mitch woods, paul hawken
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Kudos to Dave Montgomery, my former Gunn High of Palo Alto school mate, for winning the MacArthur ‘Genius Grant’ for his work on soil
Soil brother number 1. He’s also a very talented musician, with two bands, Good Bones and Big Dirt. So to summarize: Mark Weiss, Gunn class of 1982, runs Earthwise Productions a concert company that is a spin-off from Earth Day … Continue reading
Posted in brain, music, Uncategorized
Tagged beth custer, big dirt, dave montgomery, drawdown, eo wilson, good bones, macfound, paul hawken
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