
North Stage - Sunday 12:30pm |
Andy Z
ANDY Z is a children’s performer, singer/songwriter and educator from the San Francisco Bay Area whose music touches the hearts of all ages. Andy will have your children smiling, singing and dancing as he takes them on a tour of Andyland. His story/adventure-based performances feature traditional, original and contemporary songs that often incorporate themes from his award-winning “Welcome to Andyland” CD,
his debut “Pockets” CD, and his latest CD “Return to Andyland”.
http://www.andyz.com/home.htm

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North Stage - Sunday 1:15pm |
Arabesque Bellydance
In 1991 Asia formed Asassara a troupe which performed dances based on ancient cultures, rituals and mythology. In 1994 this group grew into Henna Tawi who performed for the San Francisco Film Festival, the San Francisco Opera Gala for Aida, the J. Paul Getty Passage to India party and many other San Francisco venues. In 1998 she moved to Ann Arbor Michigan and taught middle eastern dance at the Universtiy of Michigan. She moved back to California in 2000 and began teaching belly dance at the Downward Dog Yoga Studio in Pacifica CA. where she currently teaches seven classes a week. Downward Dog Yoga Studio is the home of Arabesque Troupe and muscians.
www.arabesquebellydance.com

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Center Stage - Saturday 4:10pm |
Blue on Green
BLUE ON GREEN performs Blues and Celtic rock. The band is led by Rob Wullenjohn, a Pacifica resident who had previously spent many years travelling with the Celtic Rock band Tempest. His band BLUE ON GREEN shifts effortlessly among its myriad styles. Their songs encompass the style of the Grateful Dead, Irish reels and airs, folk rock, bluegrass and sultry, rocking blues. Their unique sound includes electric guitars contrasted with flute, acoustic bass, drums and sax. Rob and band is currently working on their third CD. Their FogFest performance will feature these new songs and fan favorites from their earlier recordings.
www.blueongreenmusic.com

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North Stage - Saturday 1:20pm |
Brother Buzz
Brother Buzz, featuring long time Pacifica resident John Hall, has been rockin’ San Francisco and environs for fifteen years. Regulars at clubs such as Lou's Pier 47 Club in San Francisco, St. James Gate in Belmont, and The Half Moon Bay Brewing Company, the band consistently gets high marks for energy, enthusiasm, and for being just plain fun. Tight but not too tight, they lay down the best of America’s roots music, rock’n’ roll, R&B, funk, and blues. All five members sing when prompted, so besides good rockin’, they also dish up plenty of variety. You can find out more about Brother Buzz on their website at:
www.brotherbuzz.com

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Center Stage - Sunday 1:05pm |
Christopher Ford
The style of Christopher Ford, although influenced heavily by Folk and Rock is rooted in the Blues. He easily moves from Chicago Blues to Swing and Jump. If there is space for dancing at the club Christopher will get the crowd out of their seats. Over the past 15 years Christopher has opened for such greats as John Lee Hooker, Tommy Castro, Steve Fruend, and Norton Buffalo just to name a few. He has played every major club in Northern California, including the San Jose Blues Festival, The Napa Valley Blues Festival. He has made numerous television appearances and his new recording "Bad Times" Has been heard on most local blues radio shows. Christopher just likes to set a great groove and flavor it with his strong vocals. Christopher has one of the hottest bands in the Bay Area. He is often using some of the regional heavy hitters as a second guitar including Steve Freund! Anthony Paule, Larry Dunn, Jinx Jones, and others.Dave will be doing an special acoustic set this year.

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South Stage - Saturday 1:05 pm |
The Del Mars
The Del Mars are the San Francisco Bay Area's premier surf band. They play both classic and original surf instrumentals. The talented members of this quintet have been playing for years and include the following instruments: keyboards, sax, bass, drums and guitars. The Del Mars have been captivating audiences at many venues such as the Boonville Beerfest, San Francisco AIDS Walk, Hotel Utah and the Beach Chalet. The Del Mars are proud to participate in the 2007 Pacific Coast Fog Fest. Their new CD will be released soon.
www.johnnydelmar.com

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North Stage - Saturday 2:55 pm |
Eddie Raymond
Eddie Raymond has been a Pacifica resident since 1976. His musical influences have been varied and diverse including folk, blues, traditional, and Hawaiian music. He plays finger style guitar in a variety of genres including blues, folk and Slack Key.
His musical influences are, among others, Josh White, Doc Watson, Tom Paxton, Mississippi John Hurt, Ozzie Kotani, Led Ka'apana, David Bromberg, John Fahey, and Robby Basho . His music is easy to listen to, story telling music about family, friends and life in general.

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Center Stage - Saturday 11:15 am
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Grizzly Peak
Grizzly Peak is a Bay Area bluegrass band with a repertoire rooted in the traditional styles of Bill Monroe, Flatt & Scruggs, and the Stanley Brothers. The six friends all found one another while picking at festival campgrounds and at various jams in and around the Bay area. They enjoyed playing together so much that they decided to create this performing band to continue to focus their musical energy and to share their love and excitement for Bluegrass music with others. They took their name from the highest point in the Berkeley hills. The band features traditional three and four-part harmonies with a mix of male and female voices. Virtually everybody in the group takes turn at singing lead, creating a diverse vocal sound.
www.grizzlypeakbluegrass.com

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Center Stage - Saturday 2:35pm
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Hook
HOOK's explosive rock show delivers the fireworks at any event. Gatherings turn into dance parties every time as HOOK tears full throttle through classic rock favorites in a powerful style you won't want to miss. Join in the fun as the Bay Area's premier rock band launches the energy level into overdrive.
www.hookrocks.com

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Center Stage - Saturday 12:30pm
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Ian Butler
Ian Butler is Pacifica's very own court jester. His 4 hilarious CDs have been featured on everything from Dr. Demento to Air America Radio. For 3 years he has hosted the award winning comedy show "Laugh Locally" on Pacifica Community Television. This year he will be performing songs from his recent CD "Fog Bless Pacifica", a collection of songs about you-know-where.

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Inverness
Inverness was formed in 1999 in Pacifica, California, where the members of the band came together and bonded over their love of playing aggressive, melodic, hook-filled music, ranging in styles from pop-punk to hard rock to emo. After taking first place in the 2001 Exposure Battle of the Bands Competition at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, where they competed with more than 30 Bay Area high school bands, they continued to play gigs all around the San Francisco Bay Area. Their self-titled debut EP was produced by Andy Ernst, who has also produced albums for Green Day, AFI, and Rancid. Most recently, after a statewide search, Inverness was handpicked to be part of an innovative new play at the prestigious Bay Area Playwrights Festival--a one-of-a-kind music/theater spectacle called "Emophiliacs"--which features music written and performed live by Inverness.

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North Stage - Sunday 2:35pm
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J. Byrd Hosch Trio
J. Byrd Hosch and The Kountry Kays ( J Byrd Hosch Trio) have performed at many Bay area clubs including The Fillmore, Bimbo's, Maritime Hall and Slims. They have opened for national acts including Wayne "The Train " Hancock, Wanda Jackson, Ween, Deke Dickerson, John Langford, Blue Mountain, Hot Club of Cowtown and Lee Rocker to mention a few In addition, J Byrd has shared the stage with Women's Music notables such as Alix Dobkin, Margie Adam, Gwen Avery and Noelle Hampton and has performed at Gay Pride Celebrations all over Northern California.

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Jim & Morning Nichols
Morning & Jim Nichols are two San Francisco based musicians who are known for their versatility and mastery of their art. They have been performing together in many settings since 1982. They have four CDs on GSP Recordings to their credit; "My Flame" and "Unconditional Love," Jim's solo work, "Jazz and Country" and their newest ensemble release, "Save Your Love for Me."
In addition to Bay Area performances at the Black & White Ball, Fillmore and Union Street Fairs, KQED events and various club dates, the Nichols have appeared with Johnny Mathis, Melissa Manchester, Tommy Emmanuel and many others. They have performed in France, England, Germany and Finland at various clubs and festivals including the Olympia Theatre in Paris.
www.jimandmorningnichols.com

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North Stage - Sunday 11:15am
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Las Muchachas
A Differnent Drummer
A dynamic, versatile three-woman band performing a wide range of material, both originals and covers, with a distinctive Afro-Cuban style. Imagine a blend of Joni Mitchell and Tito Puente, and definitely NOT Led Zeppelin. We have been performing for appreciative audiences at public and private functions throughout the Bay Area for over five years. We have two CD's: "Las Muchachas" and our latest, called "Late Afternoon." Both are available on www.cdbaby.com. iTunes and on our website.

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South Stage - Saturday 11:30am
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The Linda Martians
The Linda Martians are Pacifica's rough diamond, getting cut and polished on playing time in local bars, house parties and concerts. This seven piece band will dazzle you with a variety of rock, blues, soul, and latin music from the late 60's on till today. The group has raised money for the victims of Katrina, Tsunami Relief, and is currently raising money for our Little Brown Church here in Pacifica.
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Center Stage - Sunday 2:40pm
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Loralee Christensen
Loralee is a versatile Bay Area vocalist who has recorded for a number of well-known songwriters including Alex Call [Huey Lewis & Pat Benatar], Andre Pessis [Bonnie Raitt], and Walter Afanasieff [Mariah Carey]. She has performed live with Clarence Clemmons, Mickey Thomas [Jefferson Starship], and Johnny Colla [Huey Lewis]. Loralee has extensive experience in the recording studio as a commercial vocalist and voiceover talent. Her national television and radio spots include work for Taco Bell, Levi Strauss, Sizzler, and Mazda.
Denny Geyer's background is in Blues, Rhythm & Blues, and Zydeco. He has recorded albums with The A B Skhy Blues Band, Gideon and Power, Lisa Kindred, and Queen Ida and Her Zydeco Band [He was Queen Ida's guitarist for years]. He was also the guitarist for The Zasu Pitts Memorial Orchestra for 10 years.
www.loraleechristensen.com

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Center Stage - Sunday 4:15pm
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Los Boleros
Los Boleros is an all acoustic Latin group that plays the Old World Music of Latin America. Mostly influenced by the Cuban Son Style of groups like Buena Vista Social Club, Omara Portuando, Elliadas Ochoa and the like, we also play Boleros and Latin Classics by Julio Jaramillo, Trios Matamoros, Jose Feliciano, Susana Baca and many more.
www.losboleros.net

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South Stage - Saturday 4:15pm |
Mestizo
Mestizo has a "classic Latin rock" sound that is instantly recognizable. They are a thirteen piece band originating from San Francisco playing the retro 1970’s Bay Area sound of the Latin Rock music of: Santana, Malo, El Chicano, War, Sapo, Azteca and some Salsa. Incorporating both a Male and Female vocalist, Mestizo is able to not only capture the full range of sound with a 4 piece brass section, and 3 piece percussion ensemble, but the feel of the music of that time.
www.mestizoclr.com

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South Stage - Sunday 1:05pm |
orquesta d'soul
Orquesta d'Soul is a band that prides itself on delivering both original high-energy latin dance music and soulful R&B grooves. The pop delivery and style of the songs is unique do to the inclusion of folkloric Caribbean rhythms. This eight piece group, led by trumpeter, singer, and composer Marina Garza, ignites a new feel and flavor that inspires people from all walks of life to get up and dance. The all-female front line delivers a rich show that combines dance moves and lyrics in three languages: English, Spanish, and Japanese.
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South Stage - Sunday 2:40pm |
Pamela Rose
Pamela Rose is a Bay Area jazz and blues vocalist and songwriter who has thrilled audiences locally and internationally with her swinging, soulful style. With her world class line up of performers and a new CD "Just For a Thrill" playing on radio stations all over the country, this will be an unforgettable show!
Tony Stead on organ (Gospel Hummingbirds), Danny Caron on guitar (Charles Brown, Ruth Brown), Charles McNeal on saxophone (Boz Scaggs, Patti Labelle) and Bryant Mills on drums (John Lee Hooker, Charlie Musselwhite). Ouch! can your heart stand it!
www.pamelarose.com

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North Stage - Saturday 4:15pm |
Red Eyed Rufus
Red Eyed Rufus Classic Rock, Old School & Roadhouse Blues Red Eyed Rufus is a 4 member band with lots of originals & covers. Over 75 years of combined music & entertainment experience. We love to play, any place, any time. We deliver a clean & professional sound with top of the line equipment. Red Eyed Rufus has played for corporate functions, weddings & birthdays along with rocking at many of the local venues in the Sacramento Metropolitan area. If your looking for a band to put some life into your party with some hot foot dancing tunes, then Red Eyed Rufus is your band.

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North Stage - Saturday 11:45am Center Stage -Sunday 11:30am |
Silver Griffin
Silver Griffin is an energetic and dynamic trio formed in 2005. They offer an eclectic, diverse sound and have created a unique style of music combining indie, rock, pop, jazz, funk and blues. They appeal to a broad population and are thus not affixed to certain demographics of sound or style although we are probably categorized as very aggressive Pop with a Jazz kicker...
www.myspace.com/SilverGriffinMusic

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South Stage - Sunday 11:30am |
The South City Blues Band
South City Blues Band is Jim Moore on Guitar, John Lull on Saxophone, Chris Becker on Bass, and Gabe Ford on Drums. We are dedicated to the groove, providing you with a unique blend of Texas-Oakland-Chicago-Jump-Down Home-Low Down-Uplifting-Funky-Swingin’-Jazzy-House Rockin’ blues and funk. Whatever you want to call it, our music will get you up and moving.
South City Blues Band plays classic blues/funk/R&B covers and original tunes. We play a variety of styles to keep it interesting, but our rhythm section keeps it groovin’ and in the pocket, and we never stray far from the source of our musical inspiration---the blues! Between the cutting vocals, ripping guitar lines, wailing sax, and driving rhythm, we don’t let up.
www.southcityblues.com

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Center Stage - Saturday 1:15pm |
Static Shock
The band Static Shock is one year young, though it's members have decades of musical experiance. From the get go, this band has had a positive vibe, both musically and personally. It's amazing how quick Aftershock has gained popularity in such a short amount of time. They play everything from AC/DC to ZZ Top and all kinds of dance music.
www.jeffietana.com

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South Stage - Sunday 4:15pm |
Stompy Jones
Is a San Francisco based sextet, renowned for their jumpin' rhythm, wailing improvisations, hip charm, retro style, and explosive stage show. Whether appearing at a posh supper club, concert hall, festival or cozy tavern, these journeymen of jump deliver the romping, joyous, overwhelming style of jazz that came to be known as Rock and Roll!
www.stompyjones.com

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Valerie Jay &
The Americanos
Valerie Jay was born and raised in Hull, in the county of Yorkshire, England. In 2001 she moved her home base to San Francisco and founded Valerie Jay & The Americanos , a country based, roots-rockin' band that plays Jay's original songs next to classic Americana favorites with a California country edge. Audiences bask in the beauty and depth of Jay's formidable voice, and they share a mutual deep connection. Valerie is backed by The Americanos, an impressive line up of Bay Area talent that is constantly breaking new ground.

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South Stage - Saturday 2:40pm |
Wall of Blues
WALL OF BLUES plays their own roof-shakin’ style of Chicago blues, high- energy classic soul, and good-rockin’ R & B that's guaranteed to get you dancing. Wall of Blues includes Jersey Jim - lead vocals, former Pacifica Mayor Peter Loeb - sax and keyboard, Joe "Mojo" Flambo - harmonica and vocals, Jeff Miles - guitar and vocals, Flyin’ Brian Reynolds - bass guitar and vocals, Mike "Machine" Winder - drums.
www.wallofblues.com
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North Stage - Sunday 4:10pm |
Willie G
A show business veteran for more than forty years; Willie G, hailing from Hallsville Texas is a compelling vocalist with a strong Bay Area presence on the music scene. Willie G delivers his unique brand of high-energy at each power-packed performance. This soulful crooner is a versatile performer whose musical genres span R&B, Soul, Jazz, as well as Blues. The talented Texas native is supported by instrumental accompaniment of some of the most creatively gifted performers in the business.
www.willieg.com
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