Links

Bands, Musicians and Friends

Jim Campilongo — incredible guitarist, mentor and inspiration.

Alexis K. Manheim — beautiful fine art and photography. She shot the cover of Light, Sweet Crude .

Barton Bishoff — award-winning photographer, videographer, documentarian and curator of the visual record of The Famous. Bart shot and directed the “Come Home To Me” music video.

The Nickel Slots — Sacramento’s finest alt-country troubadours.

77 El Deora — twangin’ neo-noir honky-tonk.

Ches Smith — he played some drums on Light, Sweet Crude!

Diesel Boy — GD’s old punk rock band.

The Invisible Cities — moody, shimmering boy/girl indie-pop.

Studios

Tiny TelephoneLight, Sweet Crude was mixed there by the very talented Aaron Prellwitz.

Paul Stubblebine MasteringLight, Sweet Crude was mastered by the very capable Michael Romanowski.

Sonic Zen — Owner/Producer/Engineer/Trombonist Charlie Wilson helmed the sessions for “Under The Stars”, and layed down the badass trombone track on “Come Home To Me”

New, Improved Recording —Eli and John run a great little studio in the East Bay with a very nice collection of mics and outboard gear.

Laughing Tiger — If you want a great live room for drums and an SSL G+ console, this is the place to go!

Clubs

Our favorite places to play

Cafe Du Nord — Our home base in San Francisco.

Bottom Of The Hill — Pool, patio, great music.

Thee Parkside — Cheap strong drinks, covered patio, and the institution that is Twang Sundays.

Russian River Brewing Company — Our favorite brewery and venue in the North Bay, and home to the incomparable Pliny, The Elder. It will kick your ass.

Radio / Podcasts

Americana Rock Mix — Von was one of the first podcasters to heavily promote Come Home To Me — thanks Von!

KSCU 103.3 — The first station to play The Famous. Thanks Modern Mark!

KALX 90.7 — We played live on the fabulous DJ Alisa’s show

NBRN.FM — The best in country, bluegrass and gospel. Out of Nashville, TN.

Roots Rock Radio — Great online podcast of independent americana artists.