ONE OF THE most notable of the unsung musicians in the rich history of Marin rock 'n' roll lives quietly in a rustic brown shingle house in Inverness, the little village on the shore of Tomales Bay that Jesse Colin Young celebrated in "Ridgetop," his paean to windy and foggy and quiet West Marin living. Read More
Grandpa Banana, aka Lowell Levinger, formed the Youngbloods in 1965 with Jesse Colin Young, Jerry Corbitt and Joe Bauer. Read More
With the look of a '60s beatnik coffeehouse, the evening will feature a jazz performance by the Mike Frost Jazz Trio, the eclectic sound of harmonicist Danny Dunaway and an original short play featuring two ACP favorites, Nancy Hansen and Russ Snow. "ACP's Coffeehouse offers a unique opportunity to enjoy large-scale entertainment in a small-scale setting. I think the quality of the acts combined with the intimacy of the venue make for an evening of entertainment that is not to be missed. The committee this year has worked really hard to book diverse talents with universal appeal, and we also have an open mic session for those interested in performing. Tickets are in high demand, so be sure to reserve yours soon and come join us Oct. 16," said Janet Bost, new Coffeehouse Committee chairwoman. Read More
Last year's Charleston Green Fair in Marion Square hosted over 5,000 eco-minded citizens and nearly 100 exhibitors. Read More
To celebrate Bruce Springsteen's 60th birthday, my fine editors at The Star-Ledger and nj.com have asked me to come up with my 60 special Springsteen memories. Read More
Jesse Colin Young got his start as a folksinger in Greenwich Village coffeehouses in the early '60s, releasing two major-label ... Read the full Jesse Colin Young bio.