Recorded at Winters Tavern
September 9th, 2022

Dave-Percussion
James-Bass
Jesse-Keys

Live At Winters Tavern(September 9th, 2022)

Contra Jungle Theme

Song stylist Kat Kelley sings "You Ruined Me" by the The Veronicas.

Orchestration arranged by Bryan H Yoshida and recorded in Los Angeles.
Mastered at Abbey Road Studios by Simon Gibson.
Mixed by Sir Adam Reed at Reed's Recording Studio.
Produced by Bryan H Yoshida for Black Rock Desert Productions (ASCAP)

You Ruined Me

"Fever" done by vocal stylist Kat Kelley.

Muted trumpet recorded in Los Angeles by conductor and composer Arturo Solar.  Dennis Moody-engineer.
Mastered at Abbey Road Studios, London by Simon Gibson
Rhythm section recorded at Reed's Recording Studio. Adam Reed-engineer. 
Produced and arranged by Bryan H Yoshida.

Fever

"My Funny Valentine" -   the classic 1937 Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart song recorded by song stylist Kat Kelley. This was recorded on a single take...

Piano: Blüthner 9'2" Model 1 concert grand piano.
Produced by Bryan H Yoshida

My Funny Valentine

Remix of Kat Kelley's powerful vocal version of Don't Be Cruel.
Mastered, recorded and mixed by the amazing Sir Adam Reed.
This guy knows his stuff and beat out Abbey Road's mastering.
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The guitars and rest of the tracks recorded by Bryan H Yoshida.
Orchestration performed by members of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra.

Don't Be Cruel (remix)

Ribsy's Nickel - Good Girl

Sweet Jam was very saddened at the passing of Scott McKenzie in August 2012. Therefore, we included our version of his iconic "San Francisco" song on our "Familiar Faces" cd, in his honor. Sweet Jam also performed this song as a tribute to Scott at the Monterey 45 Years Later Festival on September 29, 2012, which was held at the Monterey County Fairgrounds, site of the original Monterey Pop. "Familiar Faces" is available through Global Recording Artists: http://www.gragroup.com/sweetjam.html

Mark McFadden - guitar/vocals/songwriter
Catherine Lewis - vocals/recorders/Native Indian Flute
Art Pitts - bass/vocals/songwriter
Keith Graves - drums/vocals
Glenn MacPherson - lead guitar/vocals
Jim Greiner - Percussion
Brian Chester - keyboards

"San Francisco" (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)

LIVIN

Some 90'S Snap n Disco Shmishies
with some French and EDM context.

Samples: "Mary Had A Little Boy," "Oops Up!"  "The Power," "Color of Love" and "Rhythm is a dancer" by SNAP, "Pump Up the Jam" by Technotronic, "Ces Soirees La" by Yannick, and "Slow Burn" by Autograf

A NEW THANG

SAY OPALA

Ribsy's Nickel - Missing You

Ribsy's Nickel - Lies

Originally from Canada, I am a California girl now! I sing and play recorders, as well as some melodica and Native Indian Flutes. 

Some of the music I have posted here is from recordings with my previous bands: Sweet Jam, plus my very first recording with Club Leroux, and an experimental recording of my own utilizing guitar licks from Terry Haggerty (Sons of Champlain) on our Song Farm project, called "Wolf Song". #SavetheWolves

I have also been part of two Celtic Pirate Rock bands (O'Craven and PIPR) under the alias of Captain Kitty. I sang songs such as Dropkick Murphy's "Dirty Glass" and did backup vocals. We played the Vallejo Pirate Festival and the Northern California Renaissance Faire plus, numerous local clubs. Too much fun!!! Arrr!

Another project that was so much fun was The Seaside Sisters. We were an acoustic duo playing fun and quirky covers of popular songs spanning genres and decades. Hannah Smalltree and myself sang in harmony, and played ukulele, recorders and creative percussion. We were often known to improvise, welcome random guests, incite unexpected singalongs, share bad jokes and hold impromptu contests. It was vaguely vaudeville, a modern sideshow and an all-around good time.

I'm also proud that I had the opportunity to sing back-up vocals with the Jerry Miller Band (Moby Grape) as well, wrote and sang original songs with Terry Haggery, his wife Katie Guthorn (Big Bang Beat) and Keith Graves (JMB, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Jefferson Starship, Kevin Cadogan, Greg Camp) for our Song Farm project.

I'm looking to connect with like-minded musicians to form a band, duo, trio, whatever, as long as we have fun! Ideally, would like to regularly rehearse so that we can play at some local venues.

"San Francisco" (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)

Catherine Lewis 1

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