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Belle Monroe & Her Brewglass Boys is the San Francisco-based bluegrass band that I have fun with as often as possible.
Ho'Down Quartet kept me busy 6/2002-12/2003. I miss playing with those guys!
Eggplant Casino, the creation of Olive Mitra, presents a great opportunity to see accordians and glockenspiels and banjos teaming up.
Spencer Katzman rips up Limehouse Blues.
The Floorbirds dish it up Chicago-style.
Sean Hayes is an amazing San Francisco folk musician.
Emily Kurn is turning heads up in Alaska.
Tuba Joe Exley blows one of the biggest horns in NYC.
Curtis Eller is NYC's angriest yodelling banjo player.
Stylofone is the hardrockinest NYC band I know.
Jefferson Jay used to perform on my parents' answering machine. Now he does it in San Diego.
Kraddy, a.k.a. Matthew Kratz, makes fantastic digital music.
The Tzora Folk Club gave me a very warm welcome when I was in Israel.
DJ Messy makes great electronic music, and he didn't get mad when I killed his pet rat.
World Wide Ted is an interesting fellow who plays a mean mandolin.
Insides Music is the record label founded by my friend Bryce Beverlin II.
Ara Anderson is one of the finest trumpet players, bandleaders, composers, etc that San Francisco has to offer.
Ed Ritger is an awesome photographer.
Tracey Kessler is one of SF's finest interior designers.
Mike Fox is one of the most amazing people I know.
Andy Fife is always up to some kind of mischief.
The SFist will tell you everything you need to know about our fair city.
Atrios is the best.
Daily Kos hosts a whole community of lefty bloggers.
Josh Buerman is the intellectual's blogger.