I love this song excellent song writing Tom

Prem Joshua has just released his new studio album “Kashi”, which is his second collaboration after “Ahir” with multi-instrumentalist and producer Chintan. “Kashi” is now available online and in stores. Coming soon to India.

When Prem Joshua first journeyed to India in 1977, he felt an immediate, profound connection. He has ever since devoted his life’s work to translating India’s rich spiritual and cultural depth into a new, global language of unique east-west fusion. With “Kashi”, Prem Joshua and Chintan composed contemporary songs from beloved Indian mantras and shlokas, crafting a devotional album expressing “the India within” in refreshing musical terms that are both entertaining and transcendent.

All Roads Lead to Om

Ya Devi Sarva

Mike Wilhelm sings and plays Robert Johnson, excerpted from a late 1960s KMPX radio show broadcast Live from the Boardinghouse, San Francisco, which featured Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks, Mike Wilhelm and the Congress of Wonders comedy team.

When You Got A Good Friend

This was the most popular song in Virginia City, Nevada in the late 1860s. The original melody is lost in the mists of time but I made up a suitable substitute which sounds pretty authentic to my ear. Baldy Green was a popular driver for Wells Fargo's Pioneer Stagecoach Line. He was known all along his route from Placerville, California to Virginia City, Nevada. He was robbed in the wee hours of the morning while ascending Gold Canyon south of Silver City and relieved of Wells Fargo's treasure box containing minted gold and greenbacks for the mine payrolls. The story in this song matches the newspaper accounts of the day accurately.

Baldy Green

I wrote this song while driving home to the Bay Area from Denver, Colorado. Passing through Wyoming, I came across a surreal spot called Little America. I used the restroom, got some coffee and continued on my journey. The U.S. had just invaded Iraq.
Violin: Kenny Blacklock. Drums: Mark Collins. Bass & background vocals: Stephen Ehret. Keyboard & background vocals: Susan Pease.

Little America

Only the Groovies would cover a Moby Grape song with three 12-string guitars!

Fall On You - Flamin' Groovies live

This is the second movement of an original composition, "Three Pieces for Piano," opus 53.1

Three Pieces for Piano, Opus 53.1

Reverie: Andante

FrontPorch Revival, a duo that plays early blues music opened up for the John Mullins Band in Cleveland Ohio in June 2012.. It was a hell fo a show. Don Sefrenic sat in on Spoons he got at the front of the bar on the second half of the show..

Noah Shull - Guitars
Steve Frye - Washboard and Stomp Percussion
Don Sefrenic - Spoons

Sound by Swampy


FrontPorch Revival Live at the Winchester - Preachin Blues-Parchman Farm

"Just Like the Wind" words and music by Steven Abramson-


ROOMtoM0VE Track 3

William truckaway ~ bluegreens on the wing

William Truckaway - Breakaway

JUST THE SAME is an EP of 3 songs: Small Coals For Nailers, Spinning and Just The Same. These were produced by Tom Donald in San Francisco. Thanks to Tom, Aspen Jordan for her lovely voice, Kenny Blacklock fiddle, Tommy Dunbar (Rubinoos) for his white-hot guitar licks and Photon Studio SF. I hope you enjoy these. I started playing folk music in 1966 at a place called Coffee & Confusion in San Francisco. I was only 17 and the upper Grant Avenue scene was exciting—the San Francisco Sound was in full swing. Waiting backstage one evening, the owner came up to me with a strange look on his face. I thought: "oh no, I can't go on?" ...He assured me that I WAS going to take the stage, however Hoyt Axton had just walked in and wanted to sing a couple songs. This meant that I would have to follow Hoyt! So the way I look at it, Hoyt opened for me! (He was fantastic by the way but I was shakin' in my Beatle boots.)This experience may account for my decision to become a fine artist, instead. 
I always continued to sing, write and play guitar until I connected with my friend and fellow artist, Eric Johnson. We assembled a band called The Keepers in 1996 that included  original members Stephen Ehret and Jeremy Maggs. Our favorite gig was The Red Dog Saloon in Virginia City, Nevada, where we were a fixture for many years. The band ultimately included Kenny Blacklock on electric violin, Stephen Ehret (The Wildflower) on bass, Mark Collins and Jeremy Maggs on drums and Susan Pease on vocals & percussion. Stop by again...

Little America

Tom Gehrig

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