Bands we've played with
We've played with a lot of great bands over the years, and we're sure we've totally forgot to list some here, but you should check each and every one out and give them a hug. Here they are in some kind of weird alphabetical order:
The Larry Bagby Band
The Bridge Crawl
Charlee Horse
Charlie Horse
The Devil's Own
D'Jelly Brains
Dr. Masseuse
John Driftwood
Four Year Bender
Front Porch
Eric Friedmann and The Lucky Rubes
GoVanGogh
The Robby Hecht Trio
High Diving Horses
The Highway Robbers
The J Band
Kemo Sabe
Mojo Apostles
Mahatma Morgan
Nostalgika
Peel
The Pine Box Boys
The Porch Sitters
Dan Potthast (of MU330)
Quality Hog
Rainmaker
Raise No Rookies
Olga Salamanca
Samanthalien
The Shut Ins
Sik Luv
Skeleton Television
Sunfire Pleasure
The Swamees
Sweetbriar
The Thieves
Jay Trainer
Useless Desires
The White Thighs
Yardley
Yardsale Project
What do those boys in PCE like to Drink?
Whether it's during practice or at a show, we enjoy only the finest of beverages. We invite you to raise a glass to both great music and quality refreshment. If you, or someone you know, is a fine beverage let us know and we'll give you a whirl.
San Francisco Music Venues
This list is by no means comprehensive...but it's a good look at a lot of amazing local venues.
Amnesia
Annie's Social Club
Argus Lounge
Beale Street Bar
Bimbo's 365 Club
Bottom of the Hill
Brainwash
Cafe Du Nord
El Rio
Elbo Room
The Fillmore
Hemlock Tavern
Hotel Utah
The Independent
The Knockout
Make Out Room
Pier 23
Thee Parkside
Red Devil Lounge
The Rickshaw Stop
The Riptide
Slim's
Ukulele Links
There are an amazing (have you ever noticed how bands love the word "amazing"? I guess we think you're easily impressed.) amount of on-line resources for uke players. The community based around this tiny instrument can probably be explained through a "safety in numbers" theory because big bad guitar players like to pick on the little uke players.
- Ukulele Strummers - A great all purpose site with charts of every chord you could ever want to play.
- Alligator Boogaloo - Has some great songs, more chord charts, and a hilarious photo section of ukes posing near all the great world landmarks.
