Tag: Grateful Dead

• 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

• The Beat Goes On

  My interview with musician/composer David Amram has been selected as one of the 18 pieces in this new book from Literary Kicks.  Read all about it at Amazon.com: Literary Kicks, a website born in 1994, was there to witness it all, standing at the crossroads of emerging Internet culture and Beat inspiration. Here’s the tale…

  Bill Ectric

  July 29, 2011

  allen ginsberg, beat generation, David Amram, Diane DiPrima, Gary Snyder, Grateful Dead, Jack Kerouac, Jack Micheline, Jamelah Earle, John Perry Barlow, Laki Vazakas, levi asher, Lew Welch, Marty Matz, Michael McClure, Neal Cassady, on the road, Patricia Elliot, Philip Whalen, Ray Freed, Robert Creeley, Six Gallery, the beats, William S. Burroughs