WELCOME TO BEBOP VIDEO NOOZE...

Thursday 31 December, 2009 ( on this day in history )
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To my enduring benifit, I have a Budhist buddy, and his girlfriend sends me a steady supply of incredibly balanced and gracious commentary and comment, often from Humanity Healing Foundation, and this message is but one of many, but it really rang my bell, so here it is... Thankyou Joseph and Diana and Happy New Year...



Wednesday 30 December, 2009 ( on this day in history )
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HAPPY HOUR...TONIGHT...6-8pm, 19 Broadway Niteclub. Happy New Year to All!!!! Buddy

Taser ruling sets standards for police, claims-SF Chronicle

Police need reasons to believe a suspect is dangerous before firing a Taser and can't use their stun gun simply because the person is disobeying orders or acting erratically, a federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled Monday.

The decision by the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sets judicial standards for police and for people who claim they were victims of excessive force after police hit them with a Taser dart.

Monday 28 December, 2009 ( on this day in history )
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and this from the Huffington Post...desperate measures for desperate times...

Friday 25 December, 2009 ( on this day in history )
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Seasons greetings from California...The Hotel California, that is...

"what kind of guitar is he playing, it sounds funny. These guys are ok, but whoever is playing guitar during the solo needs to get his effects right. like seriously."

"They are "playing" only with mouth, it is a vocal group"



Thursday 24 December, 2009 ( on this day in history )
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Christmas-1950

IN AND AROUND MARIN COUNTY

IN AND AROUND THE SF BAY AREA

After the bottom fell out of the oil business back in Louisianne, I returned my houseboat to the bank and my current squeeze, Dianne, who was "as fine as wine", and Honey Bear, and myself journey'd west, We stayed over night with brother Ed in Morro Bay and moved on up the coast to San Francisco. Back in 72' I met a fella named George who had recently returned from flying medi-vac helicopters in Viet Nam, He was hangin' with Ham and Carey, our engineer at KFML. He was a fine fella' but had little or nothing to say about anything. Viet Nam left a lot of feelas' with little or nothing to say.

By now it's Christmas time in 1985 and George has migrated with Ham and Carey to Marin County and got himself a job flying tourists in a Jetstar helicopter at Pier 39 in San Francisco. I mentioned to George that I had a good video camera and had been shooting video for a while and would love to shoot from a helicopter. If I came over to Pier 39 the following Sunday, any time he did'nt have more than 5 passengers, I could ride along and shoot some video.

With Dianne in tow, I was there with bells on. We spent the day riding with George and various and sundry "paying guests" and here's what I was able to assemble from two hours of shakey camera work.




I was at a Verizon store in Corte Madera one day and ran up on a spectacular looking woman working customer service. I had spoken to her a couple of years before, and determined that we were both happily "married". Having found myself recently single, I asked her if she was still happily married. "All men suck", she replied, and I mentioned that my video work occasionally took me to clubs to "shoot" lounge acts and maybe we could meet at The Seafood Peddlar, a nearby waterfront restaurant, have a glass of wine, and "kick the gong around".

I was talking fast as the store was full of up-tite customers with a myriad of complaints, champing at the bit to unload on someone. She slipped me a note that read, "I'm playing at the Elbo Room in San Francisco next week, come and see me". I said, "I'll call ahead and clear it with management to bring a camera, and she said, "Just bring it and shoot, they shoot me all the time".

Your about to see what I saw, and heard, and although I was dumb-founded, I managed to shoot a good hour of video. Here's a couple of tunes, and the reminder that "there's no fool like an old fool". http://www.nobodyfromipanema.com/ Enjoy...

LIGHTS OUT JERRY LAWSON

Here's Jerry Lawson and The Talk Of The Town and the tribute he wrote and they recorded for Barack Obama in general and our Obama-Thon in particular...thank-you Jerry and Julie Lawson and The Talk Of The Town...



Jerry Lawson and the Talk Of The Town documentary...



Here's Jerry Lawson and The Talk Of The Town with Rod Stewart performing live at the Katrina Benefit Telecast September 9, 2005



The Persuasions - Dream...





The Persuasions - Looking For An Echo



The Persuasions - Gypsy Woman




David Gans & Jerry Lawson Live from BlueIceVideo on Vimeo.

Recorded LIVE @ The Hotel Wales in New York City - 31 May 2009 - by Filmmaker Keith Lewis

NOTE: Interview with Jerry Lawson & James Power follows the performance.

THE MAN IN ROOM 1009 is available now on iTunes, Amazon, and many other MP3/CD download retail sites.

http://cdbaby.com/cd/powerlawson





The Persuasions "Heavenly Salvation"...




"It Must Have Been the Roses" from BlueIceVideo on Vimeo.

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Jerry1234 said...

Thanks so much for sharing my music. One friend at a time. Means the world to me. By the way the video above me & Gans is "Heavenly Salvation" a Kurt Weill tune. Also I have a brand new CD with my new a cappella group. Jerry Lawson & Talk of the Town. Masterpiece of my career. Hope you'll check it out. www.jerrylawson.biz

In Harmony,
Jerry

MAY 27, 2008 9:55 PM

Ayo Down On My Knees - Jerry Lawson



And here at our own Freight & Salvage...



Jerry1234 said...

Jerry Lawson here, lead singer , arranger & producer of The Persuasions for 40 years. Pretty touching that you have those memories of us 35 years later. Sure would love to hear those ids we did. Some fun times. Did you know I left The Pers in 2004? Thought I was through with a cappella but the universe had other plans. Got a new a cappella group & just released the masterpiece of my 40 years! I hope you'll check it out & spread the news. In Harmony,
Jerry Lawson
www.jerrylawson.biz

"what kind of guitar is he playing, it sounds funny. These guys are ok, but whoever is playing guitar during the solo needs to get his effects right. like seriously."

"They are "playing" only with mouth, it is a vocal group"

LIGHTS OUT 19 BROADWAY

The Jealous Kind...



Rock Me Baby...



Gangster Of Love...



Red House Blues...



Feelin' Alright...



Hambone...



The Jealous Kind...



Wednesday 3 December, 2008

Here's the first sampling of The Jeb Brady Band live at 19 Broadway, the 30th of November...Bex Marshall opened the show with the biggest performance I've ever seen come out of one lady with a National guitar...

Black Guitar...



Slow Down



Stand Up...



Hip Shake...



Hush-Hush...



Outskirts Of Town...



Golden Rock...



The Other Shore...



Moanin' For My Baby...



Here's Jerry Lawson and The Talk Of The Town and the tribute he wrote and they recorded for Barack Obama in general and our Obama-Thon in particular...thank-you Jerry and Julie Lawson and The Talk Of The Town...



Chuck Day's last performance...

Here's the 19 Broadway Swingband opening for The Buddy Owen Band on 3 December, 2006. That would be Gary Graham at the piano, the band leader, he also owns the joint. That's Chuck Day singing "You Are My Sunshine", he played the guitar solo on the Johnny Rivers hit, "Secret Agent Man", he also played bass with the Mamas and The Poppas.. Small world...enjoy...



Sadly, I just learned of Chuck's passing on the 10 th of March, 2008...there will be a celebration of his life Saturday, the 22 nd of March at 19 Broadway...Tim Bush, Chuck's bass player has several useful links at Tumbleweedpacific.com...Chuck Day 1942 - 2008 RIP>



Hallelujah...



And they open with Green Onions...



Here's the line-up for the 3rd of December, 2006, performance of The Buddy Owen Band, live at 19 Broadway in Fairfax...Ernest (Boom) Carter on drums, Ian Lamson on guitar, Steve Evans on bass, and Richie Smith on keyboards...enjoy their rendition of Hoochey Coochey Man with Harmonica Phil



Here on April first of last year: The Buddy Owen Band live at 19 Broadway in Fairfax with Ernest (Boom) Carter on drums, Ian Lamson on guitar and Richie Smith on keyboards performing Red House Blues. Steve Evans is on the road with CoCo Montoya so we have the extremely capable Phil Marshall on bass...

"Great job bebop. I can smell the smoke and sweat and taste the cold beer here in Wisconsin. Thank you Buddy Owen & Band." wag11man



Gypsy Woman...



segues into an introduction of the individual band members on the 3rd of December, 2006.19 Broadway it's in two parts because it takes a little time to look at these boys and peruse their wares...Ernest (Boom) Carter on drums, Ian Lamson on guitar, Steve Evans on bass, and Richie Smith on keyboards...enjoy



The second half of the band introduction...



Here's the Buddy Owen Band doing Love Light...



And Walkin' The Dog...also with Harmonica Phil



And Buddy's Hey Joe with his son, Tony sitting in...