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Blue On Green
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| BLUE ON GREEN performs Blues and Celtic rock. The band is led by Rob Wullenjohn, a Pacifica resident who had previously spent many years travelling with the Celtic Rock band Tempest. His band BLUE ON GREEN shifts effortlessly among its myriad styles. Their songs encompass the style of the Grateful Dead, Irish reels and airs, folk rock, bluegrass and sultry, rocking blues. Their unique sound includes electric guitars contrasted with flute, acoustic bass, drums and sax. Rob and band is currently working on their third CD. Their Fog Fest performance will feature these new songs and fan favorites from their earlier recordings. |
Saturday 11:20 a.m.
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Big Cat Tolefree
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| From the inner-city limits of beautiful Oakland, CA. Big Cat and his Hipnotic Blues Band has managed to single handily transform the new West Coast blues and soul sound, with his trend-setting music and original vocal style. Name drops aren’t needed for the multi-award winning, blues man. |
Saturday 12:55 p.m.
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www.bigcatentertainment.com |
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Jinx Jones
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Jinx Jones honed his musical skills on the burgeoning Denver original music scene of the 1970’s and 1980’s. With brief stints in both Los Angeles and Houston, Jones studied music in concert halls, nightclubs, and theaters throughout the United States.
Jinx Jones honed his musical skills on the burgeoning Denver original music scene of the 1970ís and 1980ís. With brief stints in both Los Angeles and Houston, Jones studied music in concert halls, nightclubs, and theaters throughout the United States.
In 2001, Jinx Jones released his first solo CD, ìLicense to Twangî which received stellar reviews from national magazines such as Guitar Player, Vintage Guitar, and Blue Suede News. He has appeared on National Public Radio and remains a popular attraction in the California market. |
Saturday 2:45 p.m
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www.jinxjones.com |
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Kaylah Marin
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Singer and Songwriter, Kaylah Marin first began writing and performing as a child with her Guatemalan-born father, Jazz saxophonist, Philip Marin, who instilled in Kaylah a love of music and dance rich within her Garifuna roots.
After years of applying her multitude of creative talents to being lead singer in a techno band, The Riots, Kaylah took the opportunity to pursue her career as a solo artist. With the support of Executive Producer Laurie Andrewsen, Kaylah Embarked on the journey as a solo artists and began writing her first Album a tribute to the RnB and roots Music that she grew up with.
With the production of her latest CD by the artistic musical genius, Narada Michael Walden, Jeff Watson, and Joey P Kaylah Marin is a rising star and a growing commodity. |
Saturday 4:15 p.m
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http://www.kaylahmarin.com/ |
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Pacifica Spindrift Players
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Come join the Pacifica Spindrift Players as they perform selected numbers from the classic musical “Guys & Dolls.”
Pacifica Spindrift Players was founded by a group of 10 people eager to assemble a community theatre in Pacifica. They began through the local Parks and Recreation program, and in 1958 the “Pacifica Players” opened their first show, The Tender Trap at the Linda Mar school. Years later, with a following of devoted theatre enthusiasts behind them, the group acquired the old Baptist church at 1050 Crespi Drive, where volunteers shared their carpentry, lighting, and other skills to convert the building into a working theatre. The group soon merged with the local “Spindrift Players” to become “Pacifica Spindrift Players” (PSP).
Since then, PSP has been providing volunteer opportunities for people interested in bringing theatre arts to the community of Pacifica and beyond. |
Sunday 10:15 a.m.
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www.pacificaspindriftplayers.org |
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Jim & Morning Nichols
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Morning & Jim Nichols are two San Francisco based musicians who are known for their versatility and mastery of their art. They have been performing together in many settings since 1982. They have four CDs on GSP Recordings to their credit; “My Flame” and “Unconditional Love,” Jim’s solo work, “Jazz and Country” and their newest ensemble release, “Save Your Love for Me.”
In addition to Bay Area performances at the Black & White Ball, Fillmore and Union Street Fairs, KQED events and various club dates, the Nichols have appeared with Johnny Mathis, Melissa Manchester, Tommy Emmanuel and many others. They have performed in France, England, Germany and Finland at various clubs and festivals including the Olympia Theatre in Paris. |
Sunday 11:20 a.m.
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www.jimandmorningnichols.com |
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The Refugees
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| The Refugees flawlessly recreate the music of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, from the signature guitar solos to the subtle phrasing and vocal harmonies. You’ll hear all your favorite Petty tunes, like Free Fallin’, American Girl, Refugee, and Runnin’ Down a Dream. If you close your eyes, you might even think that you’re at a Tom Petty concert. |
Sunday 12:55 p.m.
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www.refugeesrock.com |
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Pamela Rose
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| Pamela Rose is a Bay Area jazz and blues vocalist and songwriter who has thrilled audiences locally and internationally with her swinging, soulful style.†With her world class line up of performers and a new CD “Just For a Thrill” playing on radio stations all over the country, this will be an unforgettable show! |
Sunday 2:40 p.m.
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www.pamelarose.com |
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Stompy Jones
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| Stompy Jones is a San Francisco based sextet, renowned for their jumpin’ rhythm, wailing improvisations, hip charm, retro style, and explosive stage show. Whether appearing at a posh supper club, concert hall, festival or cozy tavern, these journeymen of jump deliver the romping, joyous, overwhelming style of jazz that came to be known as Rock and Roll! |
Sunday 4:15 p.m.
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www.stompyjones.com |
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