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I Saw Her Standing There ("Beyond Fab" band)
"Beyond Fab" at the Kensington Circus Pub, September 27, 2024. Kensington, California
Adam Blankman (lead vocals)
Robbie Dunbar - guitar
Michael Gill - keyboards
David Wellerstein - bass
Michael Oliver - drums
(video clip by Maureen Casey-Ewer)
FAVES: "I Put a Spell on You" (2024)
Larry Lynch - vocals and drums
Robbie Dunbar - guitar
Jimmy Jet Spalding - bass
Michael Gill - keyboards
Maggie May (excerpt from May 2024 performance)
Ending ride-out from Rod Stewart’s “Maggie May” - performed by the Faves, with Larry Lynch (drums & vocals); Robbie Dunbar (guitar), and Stacy Starkweather (bass). May 18, 2024 at the Kensington Circus Pub, Kensington, California.
Video courtesy of Brian Richmond.
Ein Makom Acher (To The Place My Heart Loves)
Music: Jon Nelson
Lyrics: David Meyer (based on Talmud, Sukkah 53a, a teaching of the sage, Hillel: "To the place my heart loves, there my feet will carry me."
("Ein Makom Acher" translates as "There is no other place".)
Featuring: Jon Nelson (vocals and bass guitar), David Meyer (vocals and 12-string guitar), John Dorizzi (percussion), Michael Gill (accordion), Joe Clapp (electric guitar).
Featured Dancers: Aimée Delphyne Lissantheia and Franco Del Nuevo
Copyright 2023 MAXJAS MUSIC (ASCAP)
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FROM THE ORIGINAL CD: "A SONG ABOUT SHOES"
Available at https://meyerandnelsonmusic1.bandcamp...
Finale from FODFest 2014 Sweetwater Music Hall
Finale (“Daniel”) from the October 2014 concert in memory of Daniel Pearl at the Sweetwater Music Hall in Mill Valley, California.
"No Matter What" with Beyond FAB
Beyond FAB at the Lafayette Art & Wine Festival, September 24, 2023.
“No Matter What” by Badfinger.
Lead vocals - Adam Blankman
Guitar - Robbie Dunbar
Bass - David Wellerstein
Drums - Michael Oliver
Keyboards - Michael Gill
Video courtesy of Brian Richmond.
"Progress" at Jazz Camp West, June 2023
Jazz Camp West, June 13, 2023. Participants can throw their name into a hat for an opportunity to present a piece. My name was called early in the session and I used it as an opportunity to finish a piece I had started a few weeks earlier, playing with some very talented musicians able to pull this off without a full rehearsal. Learn more about Jazz Camp West by visiting www.livingjazz.org.
"Progress" (c) 2023 MAXJAS Music (ASCAP)
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Michael Gill - piano
Ben Flocks - tenor saxophone
David Campbell - trumpet
Gary Brown - trombone
Chuck Fry - bass guitar
Pete Harris - drums
Gimme Some Lovin' (keyboard solo Nov 2022)
Keyboard solo from “Gimme Some Lovin’” with the Faves in November 2022, Kensington, California.
San Jacinto
Peter Gabriel’s “San Jacinto” (arranged by Adam Blankman) performed at Piedmont Piano Company, Oakland, California on February 9, 2018.
Electric Piano Solo from "Dancing in the Moonlight"
Electric piano solo from “Dancing in the Moonlight” with Mystic Guys in Larkspur, California. March 2023.
Shock the Monkey
Swing interpretation of Peter Gabriel’s “Shock the Monkey” (arranged by Adam Blankman) performed at Piedmont Piano Company, Oakland, California on February 9, 2018.
I Put a Spell on You (Live)
“I Put a Spell on You” with the Faves in November 2023. Kensington, California.
Larry Lynch – vocals and drums
Robbie Dunbar – guitar
Michael Gill - keyboards
Jimmy Jet Spalding - bassA-Go-Go - Stuart Pescador and Friends - Jazz Camp West 2023
“A Go Go” by John Scofield - Stuart Pescador and Friends - Jazz Camp West 2023.
Summertime - Sandy Bernstein July 2023
Backyard concert in Benicia, California (July 2023) with Gaston Bernstein on percussion.
FODFest 2014 Sweetwater Charity and Syria set
Performances by Charity Goodin & Syria T. Berry from October 2014 concert in memory of Daniel Pearl, at the Sweetwater Music Hall in Mill Valley, California.
From the archives: "Broken Hearted Baby"
“Broken Hearted Baby” (words & music by Scott Urquhart) Filmed in San Rafael at “New Georges” (1993). Scott Urquhart (bass, vocals); Rick Ellis (lead vocals); Bruce Barth (guitar, vocals); Brad McKeague (drums, vocals); Michael Gill (keyboards, vocals).
Video by Mike Dondero.