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In Store Performance from Psych Legend Powell St. John
Saturday May 19th, at 2pm Powell St. John of Mother Earth and 13th Floor Elevators fame will play selections from his vast array of originals. Visit him at http://www.powellstjohn.com/
DOWN HOME IN-STORE PERFORMANCE: JON HAMMOND & MARC BAUM Funky Jazz & Blues + Free Red Beans & Rice – FRIDAY MAY 12th at 5PM
Jon Hammond and Marc Baum go back a long long time! – Jon Hammond at the Hammond organ Marc Baum on tenor saxophone, Down Home Music Store – possibly a funky drummer as well folks – c’mon down! Bring a spoon! (we’ll have plastic ones don’t worry), Chef Marc is cooking it up personally!
Upcoming Scheduled Live Free In-Store Performances at DOWN HOME MUSIC FOUNDATION. In conjunction with Source Light
Saturday August 29 Bay Station Band-Americana Sunday August 30 Cassie Cutter-Solo Experimental Saturday September 12 Farm to Turtable-TBA* Saturday September 19 New Earth Farmers-Eclectic Roots Music Saturday October 10 DIMAXIUM-New Jazz *Farm to Turntable is our new monthly community DJ residency. Each session pairs two community members with a professional DJ mentor. That mentor helps…
Local bluegrass giants, Crying Uncle perform live in-store to celebrate their new CD. Sat.Feb.9th.2PM…FREE!
Alameda’s Crying Uncle is founding brothers: Miles and Teo Quale along with Andrew Osborn and John Gooding. Check them out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYPQbXhapV0&feature=youtu.be
The Arhoolie Foundation Presents:
The Blues Come to Texas Paul Oliver and Mack McCormick’s Unfinished Book Compiled by Alan Govenar with Documentation and Essays by Alan Govenar and Kip Lornell A Book Signing Party & Conversation With Alan Govenar and Chris Strachwitz – hosted by Joel Selvin Tuesday July 16, 2019 At Down Home Music Store 10341 San Pablo…
FREE! SATURDAY, August 27th at 2 PM
With over 250 years of musical experience, the Banjo Racketeers are definitely the oldest local banjo band still a-pickin’ and a-kickin’. Led by Bay Area legend Al Dodge of the Cheap Suit Serenaders and Dodge’s Sundodgers, you’ll be tapping your toes to our patented old time country-blues-prewar pop-jazz-ragtime-hokum-ethnic sound. Don’t be fooled by our many retirees! They don’t let us…
