 Davis Jones took this shot at our Showcase Feature "Moonbaby Birthdays" - Hotel Utah Saloon, SF - July 14, 2003.  Bryan Harrison and Lost Ticket (Tom Perry on drums and Douglas "Doogels" Garay on bass) at the Summit Cafe near Santa Cruz.
 "I'll Fly Away" fest at Nickie's: (l-r) Mike Toth on bass; Jeremy Hanberry, Jessepi Wildfeather (obscured); Deirdre Fogerty; Jeff Belbey, mandolin; Dave Coan (he's back there); Bryan; Steven Moore; and Felix Bannon (wailin' on guitar from behind the post).  The Wake Up Call: Mike Toth, Bryan Harrison, Jeremy Hanberry, and Lonnie Lazar down front. Dave Coan not shown.  At the Lost and Found Saloon with "Blind Bastards In Heat" - Spring 2000. |
 Bryan with Jeff Belbey on Mandolin and Mike Toth on bass. The Canvas open mic, run by Mike Fleming, has effectively filled the void created with the ending of the scene at Nickie's in early 2003. Photo by Sue Godstone.  Chit Chat Cafe one of many performances there 2002. Photo by Cass Thomas.  At the Triangle Lounge, Marina District, SF. First public performance with "Lost Ticket" - Fall 2002. Photo by Sue Godstone.  Lonnie Lazar and The Wake-Up Call at The High Sierra Music Festival - July 3, 2002: (l-r) Jeremy Hanberry, Mike Toth, Dave Coan, Lonnie Lazar, and Bryan Harrison.  Sarah took this shot of me at Ocean Beach. The day that inspired the song "In the face of Love". Bryan |
 A shot of Jeff, Bryan, and Mike Toth at the Canvas. Mr. Toth is a bit more visible in this one. Photo by Sue Godstone.  "The Picnic" concert at Crissy Field, San Francisco Dave "djembe" Coan and Bryan at "The Picnic" concert - August 24, 2002. I think Kim Theurich took this shot. If memory fails, thanks to whom ever did take the shot.  Breakin' it down acoustically. Bryan, with Tom Perry on the cajon, and "Doogels" at The Summit.  Lonnie and Bryan, with Dave in back, at the High Sierra Music Festival.  2nd Showcase Performance at the Lost and Found Saloon - Fall 1999. Playing my old '56 Tele. |