Reunion News
The Fairfax Street Choir reunion is right around the corner.
posted by Administrator at 8/07/2006 01:24:00 PM
Monday, August 07, 2006
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Aloha, when you sign in, do it under "other" or "anonymous" so that you don't have to create a blog. Aloha, Gypsy
Hi Gypsy!
The wonderful Street Choir flying heart that you created gave gave me such a big smile. Thanks for all your work to put this together. It's truly heart warming.
Would you please send me information on the reunion? My work e-mail is lpardo@sibelius.com. (Sibelius is a music software company.)
Best thoughts,
Lynn, aka, Brownbird :^)
Aloha Lynn, glad you found this site. Who told you or did you find it by doing a search?
One of the purposes of this site is to let people know about reunion news, so please check back regularly as it's all coming together. One post on board for all messages.
I am so busy with teaching, producing, going to school, rehearsing, and getting ready to move to Hawaii and all of my other extra curricular activities, that having one place where everyone can gather, communicate, and get news is essential. So again, check back.
It's great to hear from you and EVERYONE!!!! Can't wait to hear from more bloggers. Aloha, Gypsy
dear formerly gypsy...(now, I gather, gonwylde)
I'd be delighted, if at all possible, to join in a
reunion of the old choir. let me know the details and
keep me abreast of developments...
best wishes
peter
formerly and still sometimes tork
born thorkelson
Hello Choir members and friends,
What a joy and surprise to hear about a web site dedicated to the amazing Fairfax Street Choir. I had the pleasure to hear the Choir perform on numerous occasions in 1974-75. At the time, I was living with and assisting Francisco Lupica (Cosmic Beam), and he was very much involved with the Marin music community. Francisco provided the sound for the Whole Earth Festival in Davis in 1974 & 1975. I recorded both festivals from a soundboard feed on reel-to-reel tape and I still have the Choir's show from 1974. Unfortunately, the recordings from the 1975 festival did not survive the last 30 years. I also recorded the Choir's performance at the GG Park bandshell on 6/22/75, but I'm sorry to say that tape is also gone.
I have snapshots from the Whole Earth Festival performances, as well as the "Looking For Your Long Lost Mind Revue" show with Pat Craig and other Choir members at the Marin Civic Center on 7/13/75. These include photos of Francisco playing drums with the Choir, Laura Allen singing and playing dulcimer with the Choir and Lynny & Christopher dancing.
Starting in late 1975, I became a professional photographer in the music community and worked with many of the Bay Area bands (www.MusicImages.com). Being a photographer, I had to take meticulous care of my negatives so I'm sure I have the ones of the Choir. I will dig those out, scan them and email them to you. I'll also do my best to transfer the 30 year old audio tapes to CD so everyone can enjoy them. Hopefully they have withstood the test of time.
Thanks for all the great music.
With love,
Ed Perlstein
ed@musicimages.com
Aloha Gypsy,
Latecomer Ron Polte would also like info on any upcoming reunion. Heard about this site through the "coconut wireless".
Wife's email is sally@redwood.org
Thanks for keeping us posted.
Aloha, Ron
I just love how people are coming together, this is such a dream coming true, ah happiness... Gypsy
Hey everyone, if you didn't get this by email sent, here is an interesting article that just came out in the Bay area sent to me and people are finding us because of, plug plug plug!!! Not only does it have news of this site, but of lots of our friends who have also been in or associated with us. Awesomea and enjoy. Always with much aloha, Gypsy
Hi Everybody,
I hope this finds everybody doing well.
Here is the latest round of CDs, Gigs, Websites and other Music news that I hope you will enjoy.
On August 28th I signed my 30th record deal. This will be for Barry Melton and Rich Hopkins and it will be released next year on Taxim Records in Germany. I’m pretty excited about this. It is a great CD and I know you’ll enjoy it once you have a chance to hear it.
Keeping that in mind if you have recorded music collecting dust on the shelves of your home and would like to try and get it released feel free to contact me about this matter.
Also as some of you are aware I help book the Bruce Latimer Music TV show in Pacifica California and we are always looking for good talent to play on the show. So if you’d like to be on the show let me know and we’ll work on getting you on it.
I hope you enjoy the links and if you get a chance go check out some live music.
If you have something you want listed for the next music news email just let me know.
Till next time, take care.
Yours in music,
Mike Somavilla
P.O. Box 425593
S.F. CA. 94142-5593
(650) 829-1918
Ace Of Cups guitarist Diane Kaufman recorded a 45 in 1966 on Wee Records in Oakland, California. The single was released as “Boy What’ll You Do Then” by Denise on one side and Chaos (an Instrumental) by Denise & Co. on the other. Supposedly only 2 copies of this record exist and as of a few days ago are now both owned by two different Bay Area collectors of Bay Area related music. This week a copy was on sale on ebay and the bidding was up to $5,100.00 when ebay closed down the auction. One of high bidders contacted the seller and offered him $10 Thousand Dollars for the record, the seller took it. Goldmine Magazine has contacted Denise and wants to do a piece about it. There is a forum about this subject on www.garagepunk.com makes you wish you had a copy to sell doesn’t it.
Boyd Albritton has updated his web site check it out at Flying Crowbar and buy his CDs Pre-Historic Raven and The Blotter Boys which feature the likes of Greg Douglass, Nicky Hopkins, Buddy Cage, Vassar Clemens, Sammy Piazza & others.
Bay Area Bands check out Stephan Petersen’s web site dedicated to the music from the bay. www.bay-area-bands.com
Richard Bell and the Euro tour of Burrito Deluxe with Walter Egan & company went very well. One exception, on the day they were leaving Richard went into the hospital in Toronto where he was in intensive care. Please send all your best wishes and prayers his way. Go to www.burritodeluxe.com for more information. Also check out www.walteregan.net
Chuck Bernstein check out this world renowned drummer’s newly updated website www.chuckbernstein.com
Caribbean Allstars www.caribbeanallstars.com/links.htm
John Cipollina On August 27th I was on Berkeley Liberation Radio 104.1FM on the New Scholar Coffee House Hour with Mike Pirsch and some friends hosting a 4 hour tribute to John; check out the attachment for more information about this day. Also check out www.johncipollina.com
The Contractions with Kathy Peck have reunited and will be
playing at Slims in San Francisco on September 3rd Show
starts at 7:00 PM go to www.thecontractions.com for more
information.
Clay Cotton - FLASH: Crazed piano man opens the Web’s 1st, original, online Night Club-Museum, stuffed with rare audios, videos and commentary, plus boogie woogie blues piano music downloads - “Critics Rave as Buzz Spreads” see his updated website www.claycotton.com
Cold Blood will be appearing at the Sweetwater in Mill Valley on September 29, 2006.
Joey Covington will be playing at the Whisky A Go Go on the Sunset Strip on Monday night September 25th 9:00 -10:00PM
It's billed as Joey Covington featuring Andy Walo (Jr. Wells) and LAuren. They will be playing unreleased songs that Joey and Marty Balin played live when they were in Hot Tuna which they have recently recorded and they’ll be playing a new Rock N' Blues version of “Pretty As You Feel”. Check things out at www.joeycovington.com
Pat Craig has been a fixture on the Bay Area music scene almost since the scene began. His recorded works can be heard on the very rare record Fifth Pipe Dream. He also played with West Coast Natural Gas, (a CD is coming soon, but “advance teaser” copies can be found on ebay); Indian Puddin & Pipe; Their CD is at www.cdbaby.com/cd/ipp and The Tazmanian Devils to name a few.
Stephen Ehret In the 60’s he played with the Wildflower, they had some songs on the very rare bay area music compilation “A Pot Of Flowers”. Later he was in The Keepers who have some CDs available www.thekeepers.net now he has a new CDR release entitled “The Songs Of Stephen Ehret” with Austin De Lone among others; for info write stehret@aol.com
Fairfax Street Choir played together from 1972 until 1978. A lot of people played in the Choir including Marla Hunt & Diane Hursh from the Ace of Cups, Amory Kane, Pat Craig, Peter Tork and many others. They are having a reunion; check it out www.fairfaxstreetchoir.com
Bruce Gary R.I.P. Bruce passed away on August 22 of this year, he was 55. His contributions to music must not be overlooked; he was a cool guy and a great drummer who played with Jack Bruce, Randy California, Arthur Lee, The Knack, The Giants with Ron Elliott (Beau Brummels) and many others. He will be missed. Rock on’ Bruce! Check out www.brucegary.com
Mark Harvey played with the Bay Area 60’s band The Druids. Check out what he’s doing now and his new CD “Past Dew” at www.markharveymusic.com write mark@markharveymusic.com
Rich Hopkins and Luminarios have a new CD Ka-Ju-Tah, check things out at www.sanjacintorecords.com He also has several CDs out in Europe. Rich and Barry Melton recently recorded a new CD, and it is HOT! There is a great version of Alabama Bound and a killer psychedelic instrumental called Gone Fishin’ this CD will be coming out early next year on Taxim Records in Germany where Rich has a strong following.
James Gang rides again with Joe Walsh, Dale Peters and Jimmy Fox www.jamesgangridesagain.com
Lansdale Station with Judge and Lauren Murphy and their friends have all sorts of new things going on musically. Check it out at www.LansdaleStation.com
John Locke the original keyboard player for the legendary Los Angeles 60’s band Spirit sadly passed away from cancer on August 4th this year. He was 62 and also worked with Nazareth and with Simon Stokes to name a few.
The Lost Legends - Rock & Blues music with Freddie Roulette, Michael Warren, Chris Planas, Michael Borbridge and Eugene Huggins, plus special guest Harvey Mandel are playing Saturday September 9, 2006 at SoHo 21 4th Street Petaluma, CA. starts at 9:00 P.M (707) 769-7948 and they are playing with special guest Harvey Mandel on Friday September 15, 2006 at 23 Club 23 Visitacion Ave Brisbane, CA. 415-467-7717 Show starts at 9pm www.michaelborbridge.com
Barry “The Fish” Melton Band are playing at The Saloon in North Beach in San Francisco on October 7th also check out Barry’s website for other news & events www.barrymelton.com
George Michalski the Bay Area piano man will be performing at the Larkspur Café Theatre on Thursday September 7th. Showtime at 8:00PM $12.00 Special guests include the Rowan Brothers, Martine’ Fierro, Kristina Kopriva and others. For info call (415) 924-6107 or go to www.georgemichalski.com
Jerry Miller plays live on Sept 8th Gilroy from 7:00 till 9:00 pm outside downtown and on Sept 9th in Felton at 9:00 as they close down Don Quitoes. www.jerrymillermusic.com
Chet Nichols updated website; check out his CDs and book at www.MagicGarageProductions.com or www.ChetNichols.net
Ed Perlstein his cool rock photos can be seen at www.musicimages.com
The Rave Ups are a Yardbirds tribute band with Bob Lewis, Chris Solberg, John Cuniberti, Dave Seabury, and Kit Newkirk. www.theraveups.com/about/members.shtml
Ed Scott guitarist from the 60’s San Francisco band Gold was in a recent motorcycle accident he went to the doctors and had surgery on Friday August 25th at Kaiser in Vallejo. We were told that on a scale of 1-10, he is a 10 to have the worse kind of brake. His ankle is broken in five places and there is a hole in the bone. His doctor said he’d be out of work at least until March of 2007. Calls, visits & cards will help to lift his spirits. Write to 325 Aragon St. Vallejo, CA. 94591 - Their CDs from 1970 & 1971 can be found here www.goldrocks.net Cell (707) 334-3134 - Get Well Soon Ed.
David Singer this note is a letter from Yana Womack, David Singer's sweetheart. In short, David is now home and healing, but he could still use a helping hand. As you know, David is recovering from a very, very serious pancreatic illness. If you are able to help David in a financial way, it would be greatly appreciated. Here is his contact information: David Singer 21 Raymond Heights Petaluma, CA 94952 singerart@comcast.net
Powell St. John will be performing at the Ivy Room in Albany (858 San Pablo @ Solano Street) Saturday, September 2 (with his new band with Duane Aslaksen from Roky Erickson and the Aliens). Show starts at 10:00 PM. www.powellstjohn.com sorry this show has already happened. Check out Powell’s site and buy his killer CD and check out his future shows.
Tazmanian Devils a Bay Area band that formed in 1976 have a new CD, their first in 26 years called Taz Nuvoux which was produced by Taz bassist Duane Van Dieman who played in the Old Grey Zipper in the 60’s. Available at www.tazdevils.net also check out www.dubwest.com
Tribal Stomp 2005 Photos by Ed Woods www.pbase.com/edwardwoods/__chet_helms_tribal_stomp
George Whitsell guitarist, singer and songwriter from Crazy Horse and former Neil Young sideman has a new CD “Back Down The Road”, check it out at www.cdbaby.com type in George’s full name and you’ll find all 3 of his CDs.
William Penn and His Pals with Mike Shapiro, Ron Cox, Greg Rolie and others have a CD of vintage and rare 60’s recordings available at www.beatrecords.com
Drew Youngs music www.garageband.com/artist/drewyoungs
Other sites www.earthwire.com Principal Plant Recording Studios www.plantstudios.com Studio # (415) 332-6100 Cell (415) 806-3556
The 4th Annual Rock’ N Blues By The Lake on September 30 10:00AM till 7:00PM. With Jefferson Starship, Sons Of Champlin, David LaFlamme Band, Rowan Brothers, Alameda All-Stars, The Lonely Hearts and Tim Cain. This is a benefit for the Novato Public Schools. Go to www.anablake.com for more information.
WANTED...THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:
Billboard Magazine – issue dated 6/30/66
Wings LP on ABC-Dunhill from 1968
The Serfs - Blue Bird Café LP on Capitol – produced by Steve Douglas
Remember...Always Take Care Of Your Self First, So You Can Be Around To Take Care Of Others.
And Don’t forget to support live music.
Feel free to pass this info on to any interested parties.
Here is the song list from the choir. If you remember any others we did or any info is incorrect, please let me know and I'll add them to the website blog.
Here are the originals:
Marla- Here in my heart, hosanna in the highest, Smilin, Let your light guide you, Angel of Darkness, Rise up, Give me Wings, Train to Glory, Resting Place (co writer Denise K.,) Hear your Spirit (co writer Gypsy,) Dawn of Creation, Easy Easy
Gypsy- Song for Kent Lake, Hear your Spirit (With Marla)
Rob M.- Fade Away
Denise K.- Music
Laura A.- Storm song, Gather Together, Slip and Slide, Lookin' at me, The ice is thin
Kathy H.- River, Railroad, Rusty
Stephen G.- Don't it look like home to you
Wendy or Patty- Won Ton Amera
Richie H.- Light the light
Diane V.- New World, OOh Baby
Steve M.- Midnight Sun
Pat C.- God Leads Man
Bill C.- Four Ravens
Clyde M.- Feel what's Right, Tribes of Man
Tom B.- Ships in the Mist
Karima and Julie S.- Hearts can Fly
Sarah- Rock me in your Cradle
Here are the covers:
Miles Davis- All Blues
Traditional Gospel- Amazing Grace
God- Aum
Traditional? Bill C. brought it in- A Round that starts with the letter A and sounds like Musing
Traditional Gospel- Come Thou Fount
Brought in by Jeffrey C.- Musing
Traditional- Over My Head
Traditional- Will the Circle be unbroken
Traditional- You Don't Knock
Great to see the shots and reminice. I'm still in Marin and would love to connect if there's any reunions planned....Mark Sterns."76" Former bartender at the Trident in Sausalito..marksterns@earthlink.net
P.S. Anyone need a bass........ still got my pipes.......
Hey Mark.....I remember you!!! I've been trying to remember your name all these years....lol...NO!...I'm not old!....Just slept alot of times since then...rofl....Good to hear from you!!!
Hiya Mark!
I can't remember if you and I worked at the Trident at the same time or not. I know I got my job there after the choir days were over. What a great place to work! I fondley remember Eggs Benedict and Capaccino Sausalitos on the deck looking out at the city sparkling across the bay while Steely Dan reverberated from the rafters. Is Horizons still there?
Hi Everyone,
Gypsy, thanks for your efforts in this wonderful website! It is a beautiful design.
I (Desda Cordtz Zuckerman) was in the Street Choir for a short time from 1973 to 1975 but it made a lasting impression on me and was a significant time in my life. I met the man I would marry shortly after joining the soprano section with Laura Allen, Carol Alexander (who recently returned from India), Cheryl Gurley, and Patty Baker in August of '73. When Bobby (guitar player Bobby Z)and I got married in '75 lot's of choir folk attended what has been referred to as the "last great hippy wedding" in Geyserville. I have pictures that might be fun for you all to see of the wedding. Wendy Palmer and Lynnie even danced for us as a gift with another beautiful woman who we are still trying to identify. Lot's of the choir kids were there too, with the average age being about 4. Patty Baker, who became Tamam Kahn was my maid of honor and Marlyn who had recovered from Giran Barre (sp?)in our place in Olema the year before, received the bouquet. Anyway, it was really fun to read all the great comments thoughout the site. They started so many memories percolating.
Bobby and I are still married and living in Marin in Novato.We have a 27 year old daughter named Shira, which means song in Hebrew, who lives in Denver.
One of the things we'll never forget is Debbie Page (alto) and David Simmons (tenor)who were together at the time, sitting us down and explaining in great, sincerity that marriage was dead and that we shouldn't do it because nobody was doing it anymore. Funny huh? It's 32 years later and we still are madly in love. We played music professionally together until 1998 when we offically retired from that and moved into other fields. Bob is into computers, I'm into healing work. Teaching a modality I developed called, Core Individuation. It's based on the anatomy of the energy structure I have seen around people all my life. Diane Vitalich (Drummer) was renting space in my office here in Novato for several years so I was lucky to see a lot of her smiling face. We'd love to be part of a reunion so : WHEN IS IT? Please let us know!!
Much love and light,
Desda
Dear Gypsy,
and those of you who remember who I am. I was not a singer in the Street Choir, but a happy fan.
I ran into Clyde (at the Tazmanian Devil's gig at the Mystic in Petaluma), who told me about this reunion, and where I could find you Gypsy. I will check this site as to where and when. I will be there. Look forward to seeing and hearing you all again.
Be Well, Eva Lindholm
EvaShiva1@hotmail.com
Hello dear friends from the wonderful past! I had no clue! It's Monday night and I was on my computer and just had a hankering to Google FSC. This was the first site that came up and I was floored. I've tried before to look online for info without success. Wow Gypsy and those of you, Marla, Moses and others who have contributed, thanks!! Beautiful site!
I think of many of you often from where I am in the central valley not that far away. I can't tell from the blogs how current the dates. Has the reunion happened yet? I would love to join in and see some of you.
My e-mail is mamakazi@mac.com I was priveliged to be a part of FSC from around 73-? was a part of Phoenix Rising and then I think around 78 or 79 went on the road with Clyde to check out the top 40 circuit. I don't have very good memory for dates, but I see my picture on the web site a few times. I'd love to catch up. Thanks for this. It's really what I needed to see tonight.
Love, Catherine "Peach" Rasmussen formerly Beckwith. PS I saw Brownbird's post and I would love to hear from you girl. ; ) I will e-mail if you don't.
Aloha Gypsy. Its me Doone. I was talking to Marla the other day I have been in Hawai'i for 14 years and on the Big Island for 11. Anyway I had a cafe in Hilo for a couple of years and we had the Rowan Brothers play a gig last April. Afew months ago, Lorin called and said they were comoing back so i bookied a club and they will be here Feb 25 If you would be interested in linking to the web site with the ad for the show, it would be great! Check it out it is www. planetpuna.com/rowans. I love what you have done with the choir site, is it true you are thinking of relocating to Hawai'i? looking forward to hearing from you! Love Lola (aka Doone)
Aloha Gypsy. Its me Doone. I was talking to Marla the other day I have been in Hawai'i for 14 years and on the Big Island for 11. Anyway I had a cafe in Hilo for a couple of years and we had the Rowan Brothers play a gig last April. Afew months ago, Lorin called and said they were comoing back so i bookied a club and they will be here Feb 25 If you would be interested in linking to the web site with the ad for the show, it would be great! Check it out it is www. planetpuna.com/rowans. I love what you have done with the choir site, is it true you are thinking of relocating to Hawai'i? looking forward to hearing from you! Love Lola (aka Doone)
Doone, so cool to hear from you! had heard you lived on the island in Hilo but noone had seen you except I think Isa. Give me your email address. You can reach me at alohanuigypsy@gmail.com and yes I am packing to come home as we speak Aloha
What an amazing twist of providence to stumble upon this web site! I'm certain that absolutely no one remembers me because I was only with FSC for the first year of it's existence.
I was the 17 yo high school drop-out who lived on the Chinese Junk in the San Rafael Canal. I had a job at the Tail of the Tiger Pizza joint in San Anselmo, where I got hooked into becoming one of the founding coop members of the Sleeping Lady Cafe. Bill Bramlette and Jim Lombard were the masterminds. That is where I befriended all of those crazy folks from Hug, including Peter Montalbano, Clyde, Rennie Wong, Linda Haggerty, Glenn, Kit Lacey etc. Yeah, I was that obnoxious little squirt who couldn't generate any facial hair, and played an inept Delta Blues guitar.
That is also where I met Marla. She used to visit me on my sailboat, and we would commiserate about all kinds of things. She got me into Transcendental Meditation, and brought me into the Choir. I remember those first rehearsals at Cheryl Gurley's house. I was one of those crazies that dragged the piano down that hillside in Fairfax, and into Peter's Dodge flat-bed.
I remember Peter trying to teach me some basic clarinette so I could accompany during our first gig at the Lion's Share. I sucked!
I remember harmonizing with Stephen, and singing his composition with him. I remember having a hopeless crush on Marlyn, and worrying about her Guillian-Barre illness.
I remember our first big gig at the Inn of the Beginning when we opened for Vince Guaraldi. The audience really loved us.
Saddly, I couldn't stay with the choir because I had a calling to the healing arts.
I'm now a Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon. I mostly do reconstruction for cancer and trauma, childhood deformities, and some aesthetic stuff.
I have been married for 25 years, and have 6 children that I have adopted from all over the world.
Though I doubt anyone remembers me, I have nothing but fond regards for you all. If anyone can, please relay my best wishes to Marla who was one of the inspirations for my wanting to pursue medicine. If I can ever be of help please let me know.
Much love,
Patrick
patrick@lappertplasticsurgery.com
I have read all these pages and am most struck by the humility and spirituality of you all still after all these years. Gypsy, what a wonderful site. Those posters are amazing. What? No Sleeping Lady Posters? Whatever happened tothe Sleeping Lady?
Love you all and hope to see you at whatever reunion comes along.I am working at Fair Housing of Marin where I am office manager. We are the guys who help people who are being discriminated against when renting or buying a home.
Doris C.
dorischpm@sbcglobal.net
Dear Friends,
What a thrill to find this site! Thank you Gypsy, Marla, and Clyde for all the work you've put into this.
This is Marlyn. I go by Molly now. I have such wonderful memories of the Street Choir. Boy, we had a fine time.
Now I am a Waldorf Kindergarten teacher. I've been doing this for the past 12 years. In June I'm moving back to New Hampshire (I taught there for 5 years) where I will be living/working in a life sharing community for special needs adults. Just now I'm working at the Davis Waldorf School. We do a lot of singing in the kindergarten.
I wonder what is afoot with the reunion plans.
I would love to hear from any of you. My e-mail for now is mollycollum@sbcglobal.net
With love,
Marlyn
It was my pleasure to be part of a very small group that was the very beginning of the Fairfax Street Choir.
Hi Marla.
Dee
Hi,
My name is Ian and I'm an Australian who lived in Marin in the early to mid 1970s. During this period I took every opportunity to enjoy all the bands in and around the Bay Area. Your choir was a highlight. My drinking hole in those days after heading home from work in Sausalito across the Richardson Bay bridge was a place called the 'Ancient Mariner' in the Strawberry Shopping Centre. It was at the 'Ancient Mariner' I befriended a couple named Bob Beifus & Sharon Bouchier who headlined most Friday and Saturday nights at the Mariner. Bob was blond, sang and played guitar while Sharon sang. If anyone out there knows how I could contact them after all these years it would certainly go a long way to blowing my mind. And I would of course be eternally grateful.
GREAT NEWS FOR YOU!!! THE REUNION WILL BE IN SEPTEMBER OF 2008 SOMEWHERE IN THE BAY AREA. WE MAY NEED VOLUNTEERS FOR CERTAIN TASKS. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU CAN COMMITT TO HELPING IN ANY WAY. ALOHA NUI, GYPSY
hey, it's 2008 now! This is Hosanna (a.k.a. Karen Trefts) wishing you all well. I've been doing my music for a lot of years here in Sebastopol. Have a couple
of cd's out. The latest is The Gospel of Hozanna.
We have a cabaret band called The Moonbeams.
If you would like to say hi, I am at moonbeam@sonic.net
send in your name, the beginning and ending times you were in the choir, what songs you sang lead on/or what instrument you played, including whether or not you were involved with the sound, production, or even management.
We are working on the CD and need this info. I will send this to as many individuals as I have email for also aloha, Gypsy
Please send to MadmPele@gmail.com
if you haven't already done so, please leave all of your contact info or email to alohanuigypsy@gmail.com so that we have all of your info in one place, members, fans and friends. mahalo nui loa, gypsy
I am sad to announce the passing of Laura Allan from cancer on May 19th, 2008. We will be sad not to be able to see or hear you anymore on this earth plane. I will be listening to the stars. aloha, Gypsy
The Wildflower has released our new CD entitled "Forty Years in the Blink of an Eye" of songs we used to perform back in the day but never recorded. To purchase go to www.thewildflower-sf.com
Stephen Ehret
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