mmisterG of greenarrowradio cchats with Mr. Alphonso Johnson about the upcoming Jazz Is Dead event in Madison at The Barrymore Theatre.

Alphonso Johnson

misterG of greenarrowradio chats with family to the proGram, Joe Marcinek about his new release, Dead Funk Summit on Vintage League Music Featuring George Porter Jr & Melvin Seals.

Joe Marcinek

Totally cool and in the woods to the closed minded studio... Sounds of even a yelping hawk in the end of the song. Out there and Psychedelic.

Bertha (The Grateful Dead) Cover

i'm dancing In the show tonight - ween
dirt - the stooges
four cornered room - war
china cat sunflower - the grateful dead
teacup's jazzy blues tune - taj mahal
everybody plays the fool - the main ingredient (snippet)
everybody plays the fool - jackie mittoo 
the ajax lady - man & the ajax lady
light your windows - quicksilver messenger service
bonus track
i want to hold your hand - christopher milk

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i'm dancing In the show tonight - pretty crazy show

Me and My Uncle/Mexicali Blues

Not Fade Away - Mike Sandwich

Celluloid Dreams - the Movie Show 2/15/24

THIS WEEK'S SHOW:  What a long, twangy trip it's been! 

From 2001: Grateful Dawg is the story of two longtime friends: The Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia and the latter, bluegrass maestro David Grisman, and the special plane on which they met. Through interviews and rare "home movies" of Grisman and Garcia playing for the family, GRATEFUL DAWG shows a lesser-known side of a psychedelic music icon and the shared love for the purely-American genre of bluegrass. We dig deep into the archive for our 2001 chat with director Gillian Grisman and her dad David Grisman. 

Then, ALL-NEW "Screen Scene" movie reviews including ﻿Lisa Frankenstein; ﻿Suncoast; THE TASTE OF THINGS; HOW TO HAVE SEX [Hulu]; LIE WITH ME [VOD 2/15]; TOTEM; ﻿﻿IMPERFECT; ﻿﻿MY NAME IS Alfred Hitchcock [the Mostly British Film Festival 2/19]; Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny (2006) [Shout! Studios]; @﻿GUNFIGHT AT THE O.K. CORRAL (1957) [4K] [Kino Lorber Studio Classics]; ﻿THE LAST CASTLE (2001) [4K] [Kino Lorber Studio Classics]; LEVIATHAN (1989) [4K] [Kino Lorber Studio Classics] and Monk: THE COMPLETE SEASON FOUR [Kino Lorber Studio Classics] Groucho Reviews

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This week's featured soundtrack: Rustin Netflix (music by Branford Marsalis) 

KSJS Radio Sausalito San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle

Celluloid Dreams - the Movie Show

GRATEFUL DAWG (2001 Archive) + ALL NEW MOVIE REVIEWS on CELLULOID DREAMS THE MOVIE SHOW (2/15/24)

CELLULOID DREAMS THE MOVIE SHOW -- 2/15/24

2001 ARCHIVE BROADCAST

THIS WEEK'S SHOW:  What a long, twangy trip it's been! 

From 2001: GRATEFUL DAWG is the story of two longtime friends: Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia and the latter, bluegrass maestro David Grisman, and the special plane on which they met. Through interviews and rare "home movies" of Grisman and Garcia playing for the family, GRATEFUL DAWG shows a lesser-known side of a psychedelic music icon and the shared love for the purely-American genre of bluegrass. We dig deep into the archive for our 2001 chat with director Gillian Grisman and her dad David Grisman.

GILLIAN & DAVID GRISMAN (2001 Archive) CELLULOID DREAMS THE MOVIE SHOW  (with KEN KARN) 2/15/24

Hi, my name is Jackson Gillies. I’m 24 years old and I live in Santa Barbara, CA but was born and raised on Long Island, NY until I was 13. I was consistently subjected to fantastic music from a very early age. My parents attended over 100 Grateful Dead shows, and cranked their music throughout the house as I was growing up- Neil Young, Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, The Allman Brothers etc..

I started playing guitar when I was 14 years old. I was exclusively a musical theatre kid until I discovered the guitar. My first love was The Avett Brothers and their music awoke something within me that said “I need to be able to do that.” I began learning every single one their songs on acoustic guitar, and soon mimicking their writing style and stage presence. A few years later around the age of 17 I discovered John Mayer and his incredible craft. An effortless blend of classic blues music with pop and folk lyrics and structure. Funny enough, I only discovered him because he started playing with the Grateful Dead! 

I’ve been releasing my own original music since I was 19 and I’ve struggled with it greatly. I am a perfectionist and would always fall out of favor with my works as soon as they were released and doubt myself if people wanted to hear them. I stopped releasing music for a while- until this year. I wrote, performed, recorded, mixed and mastered my first ever album. The songs are all recorded without a click track, captured on an AKG 414 with no tuning or comping. The record is entitled “High & Low” and will be released on April 26.

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SN 3 | EP 18 Jackson Gillies on The Arwen Lewis Show

Had it not been for the melodic and accomplished guitar work of Peter Albin flowing out of an upper story window at 1090 Page Street in the early summer of 1965, there might never have been a Big Brother and the Holding Company. It was on that day that Sam Andrew happened down Page Street in San Francisco and was so impressed by what he heard, that he went in and introduced himself.
Peter was born on June 6, 1944 in San Francisco. He began playing guitar at an early age and became involved in the folk scene of the early 60s. While attending The College of San Mateo, Peter and his brother Rodney played in a bluegrass band called the Liberty Hill Aristocrats.
By the time Peter met Sam in 1965, he had aspirations of forming a band that would write and perform children’s songs. One of the first songs he wrote while working with children at The Marin Jewish Community Day Camp, north of San Francisco, was “Caterpillar”. This song went on the appear on the first Big Brother and the Holding Company Album.


But the guitarist who inspired the first meeting with Sam Andrew ended up making the transition to bass and has spent the majority of his career with that instrument. Although his fine guitar work can be heard on cuts such as “Coo-Coo”, “Oh, Sweet Mary”, and “Turtle Blues” and also on Big Brother LPs “Be A Brother” and “How Hard It Is”.
Witty and personable, Peter provided much of the on-stage commentary and also served as the liaison for the group with managers and promoters. Also, in the early days of Big Brother, before Janis, Peter did most of the lead vocals for the band. Among the many songs he sang were “Blow My Mind” and “Down On Me”. Even after Janis, the first album finds Peter’s lead on “Blindman”, “Light Is Faster Than Sound”, and “Caterpillar”.
Peter’s musical pursuits have also extended beyond Big Brother and the Holding Company. He has played with Country Joe and the Fish and can be heard on their 1969 Vanguard album “Here We Are Again”. He later toured in an all-star band with Joe McDonald that cut an album outside Paris (Paris Sessions, Vanguard – 1973) in September of 1972.
In 1982, Peter was one of the founding members of the Bay Area super group, The Dinosaurs. Along with Peter, the group consisted of, John Cipollina, Barry Melton, Merl Saunders, Robert Hunter, and Spencer Dryden.
Peter has loaned many items to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum in Cleveland. The most notable piece is his legendary psychedelic Fender Jazz Bass from 1968 which is now a popular museum attraction.

Today, Peter is still playing occasionally with Big Brother and the Holding Company, the Barry Melton Band, and the Irish Newsboys.


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SN 3 | EP 19 Peter Albin (Big Brother and the Holding Company) on The Arwen Lewis Show

Patrick Henry The Batman
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"It happened in Richmond."
Gotham City, Virginia

American Revolution (prod. Anabolic Beatz) by Patrick Henry The Batman

WE ARE BACK And Rebranded!

Season 5 Episode 1:  With My Co-Host -  DJ Black Omen
Available On Spotify (For The Kids) & Soundcloud (For The True DJ & Audiophile)

Analog Vinyl Goodness For Your Ears And We Are So Excited To Bring Love To Your Ears....

Part 1:
01  Bright Lights (Instrumental) - George Kelly
02  Sorry Silly Suffa - Flox
03  Do You Feel It (Atom_X & Black Omen B2B Edit) - Chaos Chaos
04  Un Simple Histoire - Thievery Corporation
05  Newman - Vitalic
06  Du Riest So Gut - Rammstein
07  Sushi Glory Hole - The Lonely Island
08  Shallow Days - Blackalicious
09  F.U. - Pigeons Playing Ping-Pong
10  Pumpin' Hot Stuff - Mr. Sauceman/Classyjitto (Pizza Tower Soundtrack)
11  Soul Purpose - Nightmares On Wax
12  Stella Blue - Grateful Dead
13  I'll Be Around - The Spinners
14  Necessary Evil - Unknown Mortal Orchestra
15  Hawaii Song - Stick Figure
16  Closer - Allie Goertz
17  You Got Me Flying - Tom Misch
18  Back 4 More - Tuxedo
19  Rattlesnake - Rubblebucket
20  Say My Name - Dojo Cuts
21  Madness (Instrumental) - Deltron 3030
22  Oil - Gorillaz ft. Stevie Nicks
23  What's On Your Mind (Pure Energy) - The Information Society
24  One Raga To A Disco Beat - Glass Beams
25  Dub About Me - Miss Kittin
26  Aerodynamic - Daft Punk

Thanks for listening!

Back To The Basics S5:E1.1

Author Lindsay Rice's novel "Birdenwheel" takes readers on road trips with followers of The Grateful Dead.

Episode 173: Lindsay Rice Presents "BIRDENWHEEL"

Shakedown Strip

Arwen Lewis is a musician, songwriter, OMAD records recording artist, and radio/podcast host on The Arwen Lewis Show.  The Arwen Lewis Show features accomplished and upcoming musical artists through interview and song plays to celebrate their careers in the music business.

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