Meandering Through Mexico By The Moonlight

My take on the life of the sound and the fury.

Beethoven Was A Bluesman

Like the name implies. Open tunings are fun and malleable.

Slippery Sitar Slide (electric)

This is the edited audio interview with Roger Lewis, bandleader of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band aired on Thursday June 16th, 2011 on KGLT before their Wed June 29th Bozeman, Montana show. The printed interview can be found in the June 2011 issue of Bozeman Magazine or under the Music tab of www.bozemanmagazine.com. I interspersed music into the interview of all the great artists that the band has collaborated with over the years. Enjoy.

KGLT Interview Roger Lewis Dirty Dozen Brass Band June 16 2011

Brown Dirt Breakdown Bocephus Brown Trio Filling Station May 10 2008

Hauf Brau Blues

Just Sliding Around

Promises, Promises

Raising My Hand

I am a guitar player with a jazz guitar but I play differing styles. I've been playing off and on for 16 years and routinely play a great local open mic two nights a week. I also occasionally sit in with other musicians. I've released an album, 'Bocephus! Live!' back in 2002 and the guitar tracks on here are from that album. I also have live recordings from gigs I've done with my band, The Bocephus Brown Boys, which was a blues trio in 2007.

I am a disc jockey for the local radio station, KGLT 91.9 OR 97.1 FM in Bozeman, MT. We broadcast in Livingston, MT at 89.5 FM and Helena, MT at 98.1 FM and stream online at www.kglt.net. KGLT is a public, alternative, independent, free-format, listener-supported radio station based out of Montana State University. But it is not your typical college radio station as every three hours a new disc jockey signs on and plays any type of music you can name.

Myself, I do a jazz show alternating Thursdays from 3-6pm called "Jazz Fever." I focus on new jazz songs, jazz guitar, some but not a lot of jazz standards, I love Duke Ellington, local music (non-jazz) as well as bands that play live here in Bozeman, Montana.

I do artist interviews periodically regardless of musical style. So far, I've had singer/songwriters, rock bands, and a didjeridoo player come on air and either play songs from their new CD or play live on the air.

I also just recently started being a Contributing Writer for Live Music/Bands for Bozeman Magazine. You can view all the content online at www.bozemanmagazine.com as well as the print edition available at 160 locations in and around beautiful Bozeman, Montana. We have a circulation of 20,000.

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