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04/08/2026

From a recent Monday afternoon at San Francisco's favorite Saloon, 'The Saloon' on Grant Avenue - legends Peter Lindman and Roger Rocha delivering this pristine rendition of Bob Dylan's 'Like A Rolling Stone' - a song about karma.

Located at 1232 Grant Avenue, 'The Saloon' is San Francisco's oldest bar and best place to hear live blues, 7 days a week with both afternoon and evening bands.
http://www.sfblues.net/Saloon.html

This video is not monetized so any advertisement is courtesy of YouTube, not us.

04/06/2026

Recently, Facebook announced it would be deleting 'Live' videos from its platform and invited downloading them before deletion.

This is one of those video - originally streamed 'live' from San Francisco's Pier 39 - parishioners from Santa Ana's Saint Barbara church deliver this riveting series of sunset hymns - the story of an imaginary hero that never materializes - hopefully a story about love...

04/03/2026

Celebrating International Women's Month and hosted by Dan Macchiarini at 'Macchiarini Creative Design Jewelry and sculpture' on Grant Avenue in San Francisco, March's 'First Friday' orchestrated by Jessica Loos - alongside poets Agneta Falk, Mukethe Kawinzi, Ava Koohbor with music by Elizabeth Edmonds.

First Friday has been a tradition in North Beach since 2007.

'Macchiarini Creative Design Jewelry and sculpture' offers classes for metal work.
http://www.metalworkssf.com/
https://www.macreativedesign.com/

03/25/2026

From once upon a time in the heart of San Francisco's North Beach, WE ARE THE KIND delivering their 'How Many More (Masters of War)' from their 2024 album of the same name - a story about peace.

https://www.wearethekindmusic.com/



Lyrics
Dona nobis pacem
Dona nobis pacem
How many more will suffer
How many more will bleed
How many in the name of peace will keep on screaming
How many more will suffer
How many more will cry
How many in the name of God will keep on dying for these
Masters of war
Masters of war
Masters of real deception
Masters of crying shame
Masters of war
Masters of war
Same old bullets flying
Same tired alibis
Same old hatred trying to block out any kind of light
But on that judgement day
Oh they'll be judgements flying
And on that judgement day they coming for you
Masters of war
Masters of war
Masters of real deception
Masters of crying shame
Masters of war
Masters of war
Dona nobis pacem
Dona nobis pacem
How many more will suffer
How many more will cry
How many in the name of God will keep on dying
How many more will suffer
How many more will cry
How many more

03/19/2026

From a recent birthday celebration at San Francisco's favorite farm 'The New Farm' - Frenchy Le Beau & The Mighty New Farm Band delivering this rendition of 'Humanity' - a song written by Thomas Le Beau about our collective predicament, with Ronnie Blaze on drums, Mike McKevitt and Mike Di**le on guitars, Ron on bass and Dianne on Trumpet - about unity.

Located at 10 Cargo Way in San Francisco, The New Farm is a beautiful community space that offers a unique environment where people come together to engage in an eclectic mix of activities.
https://www.thenewfarmsf.org/

Steadily from the Pandamonium - 'Pandadelic' has been releasing a winter jam series -  quite something to behold...    #...
03/17/2026

Steadily from the Pandamonium - 'Pandadelic' has been releasing a winter jam series - quite something to behold... #13

Cade Austin: electric guitardb: kingkorg synthMike Martorelli: electric guitar Travis Ferrell: bassrecorded 2026-03-14, mixed, + mastered at the pandamonium,...

03/11/2026

From a recent afternoon at San Francisco's Tupelo on Grant Avenue, Clementine and Katko delivering this rendition of Hannah Lee Clemenson's original song 'Sing A Lie' - a song about artistic expression and its insistence on honesty - with Chris Katko on harmonica.

https://www.instagram.com/h.l.clementine/

Located at 1337 Grant Avenue in San Francisco, Tupelo hosts live music 7 nights a week alongside a delicious food menu.
http://tupelosf.com/

03/06/2026

February's First Friday hosted by 'Macchiarini Creative Design Jewelry and sculpture' on Grant Avenue in San Francisco - with introduction by Dan Macchiarini - orchestrated by poet Jessica Loos alongside poets Chun Yu, Phil Lumsden and music with Dan Riley.

Founded in North Beach, 'First Friday' has been a tradition in since 2007.

'Macchiarini Creative Design Jewelry and sculpture' offers classes for metal work in addition to custom art work.

http://www.metalworkssf.com/
https://www.macreativedesign.com/

03/03/2026

From recently at San Francisco's favorite saloon - The Saloon on Grant Avenue - Hank Maninger and The Jukebox Charlies delivering this riveting rendition of 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' - a Nirvana cover requested by visiting Barcelonian Chabby - a song about youthful rebellion - with Tim Wagar on bass and Leor Beary on drums.

https://hankmaninger.com/

Located at 1232 Grant Avenue, 'The Saloon' is San Francisco's oldest bar and best place to hear live blues, 7 days a week with both afternoon and evening concerts.
http://www.sfblues.net/Saloon.html

This video is not monetized so any advertisement is courtesy of YouTube, not us.

02/17/2026

From recently at San Francisco's favorite Saloon, The Saloon on Grant Avenue - Kit Ruscoe's first ever headliner - alongside Dan Riley, Josh James Jackson and Randy Hayes - delivering this pristine rendition of 'I Know You Rider' - dedicated to the late Bobby Weir, a song about love.

Located at 1232 Grant Avenue, 'The Saloon' is San Francisco's oldest bar and best place to hear live blues, 7 days a week with both afternoon and evening bands.
http://www.sfblues.net/Saloon.html

This video is not monetized so any advertisement is courtesy of YouTube, not us.

Recently released by San Francisco's own Thierry 'Puppet Man' Fill - 'Brise le silence' - a song about stopping institut...
02/09/2026

Recently released by San Francisco's own Thierry 'Puppet Man' Fill - 'Brise le silence' - a song about stopping institutionalized trafficking of children.

track by Thierry Fill

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