Comcast Battle of the Bands - Sweetwater Mill Valley

[12stringMike]

Sweetwater Mill Valley

Coming right along,...
Since then we have been working very hard on the final layout of the
bar, bathrooms, seating, storage, heating and air conditioning,
acoustics and sound system. We have got to say that we have an
excellent, top notch team of professionals working very hard to make
this the best nightclub around. And it WILL be.

The sound system is going to be the best in the Bay Area and
especially for our size room. Bo Putnum has been working very hard on
this along with his team of experts and
Bob Weir and his sound guy


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Comcast Battle of the Bands -Sweetwater Mill Valley
November 19, 2008 7:00pm no cover


I realize gas is expensive, and like the southwest commercial
Gotta get way ?

So you ask why drive so Far YOU Crazy
Play the Sweetwater you'll know why !

A house system With a engineer just for Open Mics:
2 Meyers UPA-1A Mains
1 Meyer USW-1A Sub
4 Meyers UPJ-1P Monitors at your Feet
Mixer (24 inputs)

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Yes it's cool to have friends around in a comfortable room like
da Kings Head Royal Oak Wayne way and Sometimes It is about the
music

to BE WRAPPED with sound as you play, meaning you feel the
music shake the fillings out of your teeth and Not because it's
too loud just encompassing

JUST a Opinion one of my most cherished moments was playing
"Crazy on you" on
12 -string, to a appreciative SRO room when I thought I was
"ON" and the monitors
just short of Cranked Ahhhh close to a Audio-gasim

usually ( I said usually ) the room if filled to the Fire Marshall
Capacity

Comcast Battle of the Bands

November 19, 2008 7:00pm no cover

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Bay area OPEN Mic History 101

Chris Rowan of the Rowan Brothers
"When we first moved to Marin in 1970, this is the first place we ever
played," remembered Chris Rowan of the Rowan Brothers, sinking into a
comfortably worn couch with a sigh.

Dan Hicks, who's been part of Mill Valley's history longer than
Sweetwater has, hadn't quite come to terms with his feelings over
losing a club where he recently sang jazz tunes on leisurely Sunday
afternoons

Mill Valley's Bob Weir, fingering an electric guitar as he waited to
follow Sammy Hagar on stage, mentioned ,.......a gig he played at
Sweetwater just last week with former Grateful Dead bandmate Donna
Jean Godchaux

JOHN LEE HOOKER
RY COODER
RICHIE HAVENS
WILLIE DIXON
ETTA JAMES
JOHN HIATT
JOHN HAMMOND
MARIA MULDAUR
COMMANDER CODY


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