Bill,
 
Any clips of your band?
 
Jonathan

Brad:  It starts at sort of 4:20, Hawaii time!  (7:30 pst.)
 
Jonathan:
 
We don't have a web site, so there's nothing up on the net.  If you'd like, I think I might be able to convert some recordings to mp3 and email it to you.  Let me know.  I'll also try to post some pics (if my wife remembers to take 'em this time.)  
 
Hey does anyone know if the movie clips I take with my digital camera can upload to this site like the still pics can?
 
Bill, tgo

I suspect that it'll be 4:20 no matter what time it starts.  
 
Brad

Bill,
 
I'd love to hear some of your stuff. An mp3 via e-mail would be great. Just don't turn your life around trying to do it!
 
Regards,
 
Jonathan

Just a reminder:  
 
Tomorrow night Stonetrout cranks it up at the Lake Merritt Boathouse in Oakland for a benefit for NORML (more info above in thread).  There are rumours Valentino may put in an appearance!
 
Bill, tgo

Bill.
You're not that far from the Bay - best watch out for those Big Tunas ;-)
 
graeme

I did go to the show, had a good time and really enjoyed the performance. Bill's got a nice little band, good songs, good musicians, tight rhythm section.
Definitely worth checking out...and I very rarely say that. Infact I thought the first band that played was really boring, but Bill & co. made up for it.
 
Valentino

I guess you just can't keep a good fish down.  Yes, Stonetrout will once again be inflicting our noise on an unsuspecting public (well, maybe a little suspecting!).  This Saturday, Cannabis Freedom Day, we will be playing at the annual event in front of San Francisco City Hall.  It seems a little disorganized this year, but the lineup is very interesting.  Believe it or not, (I don't), opening the event at about noon is supposed to be Lynyrd Skynyrd!  We go on next, then not necessarily in order, Cold Blood with Lydia Pense, and (maybe) some of Sons of Champlain, and also (maybe) Quicksilver Gold.  We should go on about 1:00 p.m. or so.  Come on out and say hi or high if you're in the area.
 
 
 
Bill, tgo

I'll be there in spirit Bill. (physically i'll be at work this saturday - not quite as much fun I guess).
 
Graeme

Just got back from playing a party at a retreat in the hills north of Guernville.  Great first set, then just as perhaps the best jam we've ever done on Bird Song is reaching it's climax - pppppfffffftttttt - NO POWER!  The rest of the day it was hit and miss as the power kept crapping out.  The place was off the grid - solar and generator.  Things were fine until the water pump kicked in and there just wasn't enough juice to go around.  I played my Series I, a Daion Power Mark XX, and a Fender Strat XII.  My wife finally took a picture with the Alembic.
 

 
Bill, tgo

Bill, tgo,
Hope you had fun despite the lack-of-power frustration.  I guess that's the cost of playing up in the beautiful boonies.  
Rich

Lookin very cool Bill, very nice guitar. aarghh - Can't believe I said that ;-)
 
Graeme

That guitar really suits you well!
I really hope I will have the chance to hear one in person! We DO have decent power ovehee hehehee
 
Paul TBO

Well, we got another gig.  We'll be playing on Sunday, October 29th, from 12:15-1:00 p.m. at the second annual Wonders of Cannabis Festival in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.  Here's a link with more info.  
 
http://www.cannabisactionnetwork.org/campaigns.php?do=do
 
If you're in the neighborhood, come on down.  Not only will I be playing my Alembicized Fernandes, but it will also be the stage debut of my bass player's Epic 5.  
 
Bill, tgo

Well, it's almost 4/20 again and Stonetrout will be playing a benefit for CAN (Cannabis Action Network).  I'll also be doing a set with my Dead band, though we haven't decided on a name for this gig yet.  You can get info here.
 
Bill, tgo