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Saturday, March 6, 2010

SOULFOOD no. 2, A Night of Live Music, Vintage Vinyl and Rare Films To Benefit Music in the San Francisco Schools.


Soulfood no.2 is the second event in a quarterly music series organized by Griff Williams, Tommy Guerrero and Marc Capelle. All the money raised through the music series goes directly to support local charities of our choosing. The beneficiary of the upcoming event is MuST (music in the schools today). In this time of peril for public education, music and arts programs are often the first victims of budget cuts.

MuST serves over 10,000 children and youth annually in schools and community centers, conducts research and development and advocates to restore music as an essential principle of K-12 education.


Live Music by MONEY MARK, Tommy Guerrero,
Marc and The Casuals.
Rare 16mm Films by Stephen Parr of Oddball films and and vintage soul sounds on original vinyl with DJ Chas Gaudi. all amidst the art at the spacious Gallery 16 in San Francisco's Soma District.

Date: Friday, March 26th at 7:00PM
Venue: Gallery 16, 501 3rd St., (At Bryant) San Francisco, CA 94107
Admission: $20.00 Donation

Very special thanks to all the incredible musicians and disc jockey Chas Gaudi; Stephen Parr of Oddball Film+Video for the rare film treasures; Owsley Brown + Josh Metz of the Magnanimus Wine Group and Bryan Whalen + Steve Nilsen of Pabst Blue Ribbon for their generous donations.

a clip from Soulfood no.1 can be viewed here

Saturday, September 26, 2009

SOUL/FOOD


Tommy Guerrero, Marc Capelle and Griff Williams started kicking around the idea of creating a new quarterly music series in San Francisco, that would raise money for some of our favorite local charities. The result of these beer/brainstorming sessions is SOUL/FOOD! The first will be a Soul/R&B Music Spectacular featuring live performances from Tommy Guerrero, Marc & The Casuals, Ron Silva & The Monarchs, and Special Guests. The proceeds going to the San Francisco Food Bank.

Disk Jockey Chas Gaudi spinning 45s. We've also enlisted the help of Stephen Parr of Oddball films who will screen a treasure trove of rare 16mm films of James Brown, Aretha Franklin, and many more. A special thank you to Mendocino Farms for helping making this event possible.

Friday, October 2, 2009 from 7-11pm. $10 donation at the door. Gallery 16, 501 Third St 415 626 7495. griff@gallery16.com