Tag: Gary Duncan

• The David Roberts Interview

  No one knew what to think when we first saw a band called the “Crawfish of Love.” The stage was strewn with surreal artwork, a manikin head, several TV sets turned on to random channels or static, guitar amplifiers, drums, and five musicians that looked like they were conspiring mischief among themselves. Andy King on…

  Bill Ectric

  September 4, 2016

  Andy King, Applejacks, Brion Gyson, Crawfish of Love, David LaFlamme, David Roberts, Gary Duncan, Gideon’s Bible, Grateful Dead, Herbert Huncke, indie music, Jacksonville FL, jam bands, Little Talbot Island, Magnolia Fest, music, Sam Andrew, Scott Sisson, Suwannee Music Fest, swamps, William S. Burroughs, word salad

• Bill’s Place is always open for the Crawfish of Love

  No one knew what to think when we first saw a band called “Crawfish of Love.” The stage was strewn with surreal artwork, a manikin head, some TV sets all turned on to different channels, guitar amplifiers, drums, and five musicians that looked like they were conspiring mischief among themselves. They were top-notch musicians, at…

  Bill Ectric

  December 10, 2007

  Crawfish of Love, cut up writing, David LaFlamme, Gary Duncan, Haight Ashbury, It’s A Beautiful Day, Little Talbot Island, Magnolia Fest, MagnoliaFest, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Randy Judy, Sam Andrews, schizophrenic, Suwannee Springfest