BARTLETT With JERRY MILLER and The MARTIN SALINAS/Liquid Soul Coffee Roasters Reunion

Bartlett and Kevin...'round 2006 by J.A. ROSE-BARTLETT cc

WOW...Two cool gigs coming up this month. 
First, KEVIN CHRISTENSEN/drums called last night...could Steve play with him and MOBY GRAPE's JERRY MILLER/guitar/vocals on the 23rd? Sure... So, Kevin's setting it all up at THE STONEGATE in Tacoma on 5419 South Tacoma Way.
Second, STEPHEN K. HICKS/drums/guitar, our neighbor and owner of HOBBY STREET STUDIOS called..... WHOA!...MARTIN SALINAS will be in town on the 30th AND there's gonna be a MARTIN SALINAS/LIQUID SOUL COFFEE ROASTERs Music Reunion at THE NEW TRIAD THEATER [104 Yelm Ave.] in Yelm, of course on the 30th...with lotsa musicians who played with Martin over the years, before LIQUID SOUL COFFEE ROASTERs in McKenna offically closed it's doors on August 12th 2011. Martin and Barb Salinas moved back to California. See my story HERE. Of course, Steve'll be there! I'm [Jan] gonna try to go too. So, I'll post more when Stephen k. Hicks tells me more. O.K? Jan

Date/Time	Venue	Details
Fri Aug 23 2013 9:00p	Stonegate - Rock + Roll Bar Tacoma, WA	With JERRY MILLER Age Limit: 21+ Tickets: NO COVER Details: Steve BARTLETT ON BASS with JERRY MILLER/guitar/vocals and KEVIN CHRISTENSEN/drums.
Show Details Steve BARTLETT ON BASS with JERRY MILLER/guitar/vocals and KEVIN CHRISTENSEN/drums.
Fri Aug 30 2013 8:00p	New TRIAD THEATER Yelm, WASHI	With MARTIN SALINAS Age Limit: All Ages Details: Steve BARTLETT ON BASS with MARTIN SALINAS and others. MARTIN SALINAS/LIQUID SOUL COFFEE ROASTERS... [more]
I found this video of Jerry Miller in MOBY GRAPE on YOUTUBE. The song's called 'Gypsy Wedding', from BCSongsmith. This is what the page says: "Uploaded on Jan 10, 2012 One of the great bands from the San Francisco area during the golden age of hippiedom in the late '60's. Formed in 1966 the lineup included Jerry Miller, Peter Lewis and Spence on guitars, Bob Mosley on bass and Don Stevenson on drums. All band members sang lead and backup and contributed to songwriting. They were proficient at combining country, folk, pop and rock with psychedelic elements. The band took its name from an in-joke ("What's big and purple and lives in the ocean?")." .