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HammondCast 26 from New York based Organist/Accordionist JON HAMMOND, this show’s special guests: EDDIE MONEY, Jon’s friend for many years debuting the new Breakout Single “You Don’t Know Me” from Eddie’s new album “WANNA GO BACK” on the Big Deal Productions label, available on CD Baby.com and Apple iTunes. Also exclusive interview with BARRY MELTON original founding member of COUNTRY JOE and the FISH, guitarist and practicing Attorney of Law in Yolo County CA now. And a track from Barry’s album “THE SALOON YEARS”: “HARLEM NOCTURNE” along with the late JOHN CIPOLLINA on guitar. Jon plays new tracks from his forthcoming album NDR SESSIONS PROJEKT: “MY ONE and ONLY LOVE”, “EASY LIVING” and “LATE RENT” and news about upcoming Russia Tour and Germany Tour. HammondCast is heard weekdays on San Francisco’s KYOU Radio 1550 AM. Jon Hammond is a Member of Local 802 & Local 6 Musician Union and ASCAP Composer/Publisher. Visit Jon’s official sites:
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Bongo Burger has been there for years on Dwight Way by Telegraph Avenue Berkeley - Jon Hammond
I believe these to be some of the remnants of Campbell Coe's Campus Music Shop that was in the alley in back of Amoeba Records - originally The Forum Cafe was there at Haste and Telegraph Avenue
- Jon Hammond — at Amoeba Berkeley
Window display about the anniversary of radio station KALX in the window of Amoeba Records near the UC Campus on Telegraph Avenue - Jon Hammond
Jon Hammond — at Amoeba Berkeley
Creative music robot figures in the window of Amoeba Records Berkeley - Jon Hammond
History of People's Park and Telegraph Avenue Berkeley - Jon Hammond — at People's Park
Residential building across the street from People's Park in Berkeley CA - "Maximino Martinez Commons" - Jon Hammond
This Mexican Restaurant Remy's now occupies the space that used to be a little alley way that was the location of Campbell Coe's Campus Music Shop - Haste near Telegraph Avenue - Jon Hammond
— at Remy's Mexican Restaurant
Guy walking by Amoeba Records store with ear buds in
Jon Hammond — at Amoeba Berkeley.
This whole place burned down at corner of Hearst and Telegraph Avenue - Jon Hammond
There used to be a hotel here at the corner of Hearst and Telegraph Avenue Berkeley
- Jon Hammond — at Telegraph Avenue
There used to be a hotel here at the corner of Hearst and Telegraph Avenue Berkeley - Jon Hammond
This whole place burned down at corner of Hearst and Telegraph Avenue =Jon Hammond
Street vendor on Telegraph Avenue at Hearst Street Berkeley - Jon Hammond
Live acoustic music night - Thursdays - at the good old Caffe Mediterraneum on Telegraph Avenue - Jon Hammond
Moe's Book Store - I used to play pool with Moe - Jon Hammond
The good old Caffe Mediterraneum on Telegraph Avenue Berkeley - Jon Hammond
Moe's Book Store - I used to play pool with Moe "Moe Moscowitz" - Jon Hammond
Shakespeare & Co. Books Store on Telegraph Avenue Berkeley
- Jon Hammond — at Shakespeare & Company Books
Berkeley Hat Company - 2510 Telegraph Avenue Berkeley - Jon Hammond
Berkeley, Telegraph Avenue, People's Park, Jon Hammond, Barry Melton, Vietnam War Protest, Ronald Reagan, University of California, Campbell Coe, Luthier, Amoeba
Labels: Amoeba, Barry Melton, Berkeley, Campbell Coe, Jon Hammond, Luthier, People's Park, Ronald Reagan, Telegraph Avenue, University of California, Vietnam War Protest
Hammond Report, 11 March 2021, Musician Stories, Lou Ottens, Barry Melton, Barry Olivier, Acoustic Guitar, Accordion, Hammond Organ, Berkeley Folk Festival, Radio Broadcast, KYOU Radio, Jon Hammond, bye bye now
Hammond Report March 11 2021 From Pandemic Quarantino Jon Hammond - Daily Music and Stories from the organist & accordionist Jon Hammond, today's music story - I heard back this morning fromMichael OlivierSon of Barry Olivier founder/director of Berkeley Folk Festival, so I revisit some of my interview withBarry Meltontalking about Barry Olivier - and today 5 years ago we lost my dear friend and bandmate Lutz Buechner, you can hear him playing on a beautiful jazz ballad with me and Heinz Lichius from a recording we made for an album of mine in theNDR HamburgStudio 1. This is a great day in American History today folks, onward and upward! I'll be back tomorrow with another Hammond Report,
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