the Earl Brothers. San Francisco 2008. Photo by Alice.
December, 2006, Pacifica, CA: This is from one of the 4 hour blues sessions hosted by the Jonny Domino @ The Seahorse Saloon. photo by Masaru Flora. www.thewhoreshoes.comOctober, 2005; San Francisco, CA- Bluegrass @ The Ferry Building with Camilla, Joni and Emiley from The Whoreshoues. They are an awesome all-girl roots country band from San Francisco. CLICK HERE, so you can go to their website and check them out. www.thewhoreshoes.com. They have an awesome bass player who also rips the fiddle. Very fine musicians!!! photo by Anisha Kumra Summer 2003. Aspen, CO; Me and Dennis Smylie, my teacher from the Aspen Music Festival. He's one of the worlds leading Bass Clarinetist and a master teacher. He is also one of the most kind and gentle people i've ever met. Summer 2002; Aspen, CO- w/Clarinetist Mariann Shiffren and Conductor Julius Ruduel after our performance of Kurt Weill's opera, Street Scene at the Aspen Music Festival. . This is the promo photo from the original "Crooners and Swooners" at the legendary Art Bar in Columbia, SC. Front and left to right are Kenley Young, Carey Phillips and Patrick Baxsley. That's me in the back. Visist the Art Bar online at artbarsc.com. December 2007, San Francisco, CA. Blisses B CD Release Party @ the Hotel Utah Saloon. photo by Anisha Kumra December 2007, San Francisco, CA. Blisses B CD Release Party @ the Hotel Utah Saloon. photo by Anisha Kumra 2001, Columbia, SC. Me and my homeboy Kenley Young. We've been performing together for 15 years, since we were at J.B. Beck Middle School in Georgetown, SC. photo by Abby Mckee Summer 2002, Aspen, CO. With Conducter James Dupriest after performing John Adam's Short Ride in a Fast Machine. You can listen to the live recording from this performnace on this site! In fact, it is the first music you hear when you go to jamestousel.com. Give it a few listens. It was an honor to play for Mr. Dupriest, who is a personal hero of mine. He is a true genius who has over come many obstacles in order to make art of the highest level. If you ever get a chance, read about his life and listen to some of his many great recordings. October 2002, West Columbia, SC. The Sinators @ Uncle Doctor's, a now defunct venue that featured Metal, Punk, Hardcore and Indie Rock. This show we opened for The Eyeliners and Tsunami Bomb. photo by Abby Mckee |
