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George has rejoined the David Grisman Quintet Check and see if we are playing in your area: DGQ Tour Information Dawg's Groove To listen click here: then click on Dawg Tracks and scroll up to ACD 66.... 30 years ago the David Grisman Quintet's first album revolutionized the world of acoustic string music. This latest release - Dawg's Groove continues the enduring legacy of that historic album with all new material and a new incarnation of one of the most influential and musically innovative bands in America today. For a recent review of the DGQ click here.

Mr. Buddha Paul Fauerso....Keyboards and Vocals	The Loading Zone is back together after thirty six years! Back in the late 60's we were known for our fusion of Funk / Jazz / Soul / Odd Time Signature / Free Music. To hear how we sounded then listen to Think (1970). To hear how we sound now listen to our interpretations of *Waltz for Lucy* (2005) and Watchtower (2005)	Lucy Marsh (1983-1998) Mike Eggleston....Bass



Timeless Pulse Quintet Pauline Oliveros, Accordion, Jennifer Wilsey and George Marsh, percussion, Thomas Buckner, vocals, and David Wessel, Interactive Electroacoustics. Our new CD is out now ... check Mutablemusic's Website Click here to listen to a 30 minute improvisation from the Pacific Rim Festival at UC Santa Cruz in 2005 "Meditation is innocent of time." J. Krishnamurti

The Mose Allison Trio featuring Mel Graves on bass and George Marsh on drums. Yoshi's Feb. 8-10, 2005 Review Mose has a way of leading his drummers to interestingplaces for solos. Click to hear where he led me on 2/10/05 at Yoshi's.

Photos by Bobby Palermo

Marsh, Vincent, and Lage

George Marsh Julian Lage Randy Vincent To see a video from the Bruce Latimer Show with a drum solo based on the structure of Autumn Leaves click on the picture below. Click below to listen to audio Files We have many hours of our music... Look here for more examples in the future. Waltz For Lucy by George Marsh...listen to Randy's rhythmic figure in 7/4 + 6/4 meter with Julian floating the melody on top. Kathy's Waltz by Randy Vincent Julian and George play a duet on How Deep Is The Ocean Jam in 11/4 with a Spanish flavor by Marsh, Vincent, and Lage Ode to Elvin by George Marsh and Julian Lage

Primary Colors Click here to listen to "But Not For Me" with Jim Kerwin bass, and Bob Johnson sax from a performance on Oct. 29th at UC Santa Cruz Music Hall

George with Nate Pruitt and Rick Vandivier on the Bruce Latimer Show which won the W.A.V.E. award for video excellence in the Performing Arts Category (2002). Click here to listen to some examples from their new album Every Mother's Son. Click the picture below to see and hear "A Beautiful Friendship" from the Bruce Latimer Show

Shaman

Photo by Ted Streshinsky, as it appeared in the Smithsonian Magazine, Dec. 1984.

Shaman, composed by Janis Mattox, was performed at Stanford's Dinkelspiel Auditorium in 1984.

Click here to listen to an excerpt from the performance pictured above.

For those of you who are counting, the first part is in 19/8 followed by 8/8 then by 4/8 and 2/8.

Smith Dobson 1947-2001

Click here to listen to Blues Improvisation by Smith Dobson, Dan Robbins, and George Marh

E-mail address: marshdrummusic@sbcglobal.net

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