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Deadine is looming! Page 2 Good Old Days These Are The Good Old Days! More than 230 vendors from hose advance, and a victim rescue. This year’s 58th Annual Good Old 12 states will display their arts, crafts These events are done all in a row and Days Festival is scheduled for April and other wares alongside 30 food your time stops when the last event 11 - 12 in downtown Pacific Grove; booths at the Good Old Days street is complete. The primary purpose for and on both days the activities will go fair, which is the largest gathering of the Firefighter Combat Challenge is from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. The arts and craft vendors in Monterey to promote physical fitness, an essen- event, which is free to the public, County. tial part of structural firefighting. typically draws a great crowd of locals Quilts by the Bay, the Monterey Other family fun activities on and visitors strolling up and down Peninsula Quilters Guild’s 36th An- Saturday and Sunday will include Lighthouse Avenue to take in the nual Quilt Show, will be held April carnival rides, YMCA family fair, many wonderful things Good Old 10, 11 and 12, 2015 in historic Chau- classic car show, pony rides. Days has to offer. tauqua Hall. The show kicks off with Admission to Good Old Days is free There will be entertainment on a reception for MPQG members and both days. five stages with more than 60 bands, their guests on the evening of Friday, performers and shows scheduled. April 10. Tickets for the reception ‘Fall Foliage’ is a, 86” x 100” quilt. Good Old Days kicks off Satur- It will be raffled off Sunday af- are $10 and available at the door or ternoon. Tickets are available in day morning with the Pacific Grove in advance from Guild members. The advance at Back Porch Fabrics, Kiwanis Club’s Pancake and Sau- Show hours are 10:00 a.m to 5:00 157 Grand Ave. in Pacific Grove. sage Breakfast in Jewell Park at 7:30 p.m.; admission is $5.00 for adults, a.m. Cost is $6. At 10 a.m. an old- children 12 and under are free. In Raffle drawing for all quilts will be fashioned patriotic parade, staged by addition to a colorful display of 200 Sunday afternoon and winners need the Pacific Grove Rotary, will feature quilts in traditional, art and digitally not be present to win. www.mpqg. dozens of entries. Among those will enhanced styles, a boutique will offer org/quilt-show. be community groups, bands, old- a variety of unique, handcrafted items The Firefighter Combat Chal- fashioned wagons, antique vehicles for sale. An assortment of quilt fabric lenge will take place on Sunday, and more. The parade route extends will also be on sale in the Garage Sale. April 6, at 10:00 a.m on Lighthouse along Pine Avenue between Alder The show also features a mini quilt Avenue, between 19th Street and Street and Fountain Avenue. raffle, in which visitors can win beau- Park Street. The Combat Challenge Among the parade entries will tiful handmade small-scale quilts. In is a 5-event physical challenge that be the 2015 Royal Court of the Feast addition, raffle tickets for “Fall Foli- firefighters throughout the area par- of Lanterns, Pacific Grove’s iconic age,” an 86” X 100” quilt, are available ticipate in and try to complete for celebration which dates back more for purchase now or during the show. the fastest time with full structural than 100 years. Queen Topaz and To purchase tickets in advance, con- turnouts and breathing apparatus her Court will introduce themselves tact a Guild member or go to Back The Firefighter Combat Challenge will (weight 65 lbs). Competition events a mingle with the crowd after the pa- Porch Fabrics at 157 Grand Avenue take place on Sunday, April 6, at 10:00 include a tower climb with a high- rade ends and entertainment begins in Pacific Grove, (831) 375-4453. a.m on Lighthouse Avenue, between downtown. rise pack, hose hoist, forcible entry, 19th Street and Park Street.

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Marge Ann Jameson, Publisher • Dana Goforth, Ad Sales Shelby Birch and The Cedar Street Irregulars, Distribution Good Old Days Page 3 2015 Good Old Days On-Going Events Schedule Saturday and Sunday, April 11 & 12 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monterey County’s Largest Arts & Crafts Show ~ More Than 220 vendors and information booths from 12 states ~ th (On Lighthouse Ave. between 11 and Congress Ave.) Carnival rides for entire family. (In front of Post Office) Pony rides ( Jewell Park across from PG Museum of Natural History) Petting Zoo (18th and Lighthouse) Bubble Fun Water Bubbles for kids to walk on water! Kids get into theball and try to run, crawl and walk on water. ( Jewell Park across from PG Museum of Natural History) DJ Willi Entertainment is bringing the Latin Rhythm to Pacific Grove! Special guests from throughout the county will be performing and instructing Latin Dances, Zumba and Latin Singers. And everyone is welcome to dance with us! (Chase Bank, Forest & Lighthouse) 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Quilt Show by Monterey Peninsula Quilters Guild. $5 per person, children 12 and under free. (Chautauqua Hall, 16th Street and Central Avenue) For more information, visit www.mpqg.org 10 a.m .– 5 p.m. Pacific Grove Rotary Club Beer Garden Serving beer and wine. $7 per drink. (Rabobank Courtyard, 561 Lighthouse Avenue) 2015 Good Old Days Music Festival Schedule

Saturday, April 11 Sunday, April 12 Moonalice Stage Moonalice Stage 13th Street and Lighthouse Avenue, 481 Lighthouse Avenue 13th Street and Lighthouse Avenue, 481 Lighthouse Avenue 1:00 – 4:00 pm...... Moonalice, Renowned Psychedelic Rock and Blues Jam Band 1:00 – 4:00 pm...... Moonalice, Renowned Psychedelic Rock and Blues Jam Band Bank of America Stage Bank of America Stage 16th Street and Lighthouse Avenue, 601 Lighthouse Avenue 16th Street and Lighthouse Avenue, 601 Lighthouse Avenue 10:00 am...... Cypressaires, Barbershop Chorus 10:00 am...... Samz School of Rock, Rock 11:30 am...... Thom Cuneo Jazz Band, Jazz 1:30 am...... Jamaica’s Belly Dancers 1:00 pm...... Linda Arceo Band, Pop/Rock 1:00 pm...... Casey Frazier, Americana/Country/70’s Rock 2:30 pm...... The Snarky Cats, Psychedelic Blues/Motown/Funk 2:30 pm...... Touch’d Too Much, AC/DC Tribute Band 4:00 pm...... The LightFighters, Rock n’ Roll/Blues/Alternative 4:00 pm...... Mambo Wally, Punk2Funk 5:30 pm...... Stu Heydon Blues Band, Blues 17th Street Grill Stage 17th Street Grill Stage 17th Street and Lighthouse Avenue, 617 Lighthouse Avenue 17th Street and Lighthouse Avenue, 617 Lighthouse Avenue 10:00 am ...... Folsom Youth, Rock ‘n Roll 10:00 am...... Mental Musk, Rock 11:15 am ...... The Pip Squeeks, Rock ‘n Roll 11:15 am...... ASha-Med, Alternative/Garage/Punk 12:30 pm...... Rollin’ & Tumblin’, Blues 12:30 pm...... Higher Ascension, Reggae Rock Fusion 1:45 pm...... Rayburn Brothers Band, Folk/Rock 1:45 pm...... Hidden Motion, Rock 3:00 pm...... Terrie Londee & B-4 Dawn Band, R&B/Funk/Pop 3:30 pm...... Ho’omana, Hawaiian/Reggae/Calypso/Oldies 4:15 pm...... Del Monte Brass Band 4:15 pm...... Valley Soul, Folk Rock/Indie/Old School Rock & Roll Goodies Stage Goodies Stage Fountain Avenue and Lighthouse Avenue, 518 Lighthouse Avenue Fountain Avenue and Lighthouse Avenue, 518 Lighthouse Avenue 9:30 am...... The Microclouds, Electronic/Art Rock 9:30 am...... Pacific Grove Middle School Jr. Breaker Girls Dance Team 10:45 am ...... 3 Lucky Bums, Country/Folk/Rock 10:45 am...... Hilltown Bluegrass Band, Bluegrass 12:00 pm...... Pacific Grove High School Jazz in the Grove Band 12:00 pm...... Stevenson Lower School Dance Class 1:15 pm...... DiFranco Dance Group 1:15 pm...... Retrospect, Classic Rock 2:30 pm...... Park Avenue Belly Dancers 2:30 pm...... RockStar Dance Studio Show Team 3:45 pm...... Groove Like BollyWorld Dance 3:45 pm...... Bay Belles Women’s Barbershop Chorus Chase Bank Latin Stage 5:00 pm...... Jagged Relics, Rock Forest Avenue and Lighthouse Avenue, 569 Lighthouse Avenue Chase Bank Latin Stage All Day...... Latin Stage with DJ Wilfredo Prudencio Forest Avenue and Lighthouse Avenue, 569 Lighthouse Avenue All Day...... Monterey Zumba Network All Day...... Latin Stage with DJ Wilfredo Prudencio 11:00 am...... Monterey High School Dance Team All Day...... Monterey Zumba Network 2:00 pm...... Janessa Ozaeta 2:00 pm...... Con Corazon, Latin/Classical/Jazz 2:30 pm...... Jewel Capili 2:45 pm...... UC Santa Cruz Sabrosura Dance 3:00 pm...... Huli a hahai Mai la’u Salinas Hula Dance Team 3:00 pm...... Con Corazon, Latin/Classical/Jazz 3:30 pm...... Oceloyotl Aztec Dance Group 3:45 pm...... Sammy’s Animation Dance Community BookWorks Stage 4:15 pm...... Samba Legal, Samba/Reggae/Afro/Drumming Lighthouse Avenue and Park Street, 667 Lighthouse Avenue BookWorks Stage 2:00 pm...... Mr. Bohn, Progressive Rock Lighthouse Avenue and Park Street, 667 Lighthouse Avenue 3:15 pm...... Pop Rock, Rock 9:30 am...... The Bloody Kerouacs, Rock 10:45 am...... Missing Planets, Alternative Rock 12:00 pm...... Dave Muldawer, Classic Rock 1:15 pm...... Sean Ryan, Contemporary 2:30 pm...... Richard McLaughlin, Modern Americana 3:45 pm...... Minarets High School Choir & Singer Songwriter Class Don’t forget to pick up your Carmel Valley Coffee Roasting Co. souvenir Moonalice poster during their Between 14th & 15th, 510 Lighthouse Avenue performance! Custom made for 10:00am – 1:00 pm...... Joseph Lucido , Jazz-Pop Guitarist Pacific Grove! Page 4 Good Old Days Good Old Days Stage Entertainment 2015

ASha-Med It would be just as accurate to say that San Jose alt/punk/garage rock band ASha-Med has a sound “all their own” as it would be to say they have a sound “all everyone else’s.” The band treats each ap- pearance at the Good Old Days Festival as a highlight of their year. Across its past seven performances at the festival, ASha-Med has been warmly accepted by toddlers and adults alike. This year marks Del Monte Brass the return of the longtime bassist and friend. The Bloody Kerouacs DiFranco Dance Project The DiFranco Dance Project is a youth Mr. Bohn dance company based in the Afro-Latin Born and raised in Salinas, Mr. Bohn Jewel Capili Jazz dance classes that director Dianne has been involved in music since the Lyle, teaches in Pacific Grove’s Chautau- age of five. Modern technologies make qua Hall. Their performers, ages 7-16, it possible for him to bring his music Con Corazon who hail from all parts of the Peninsula, to the public and as a multi-instrument Con Corazon is a spicy, eclectic blend of look forward to their annual participa- musician, all music is produced and per- Latin, Classical, Jazz & world influ- tion in the Good Old Days, as a trea- formed by Mr. Bohn. Mr. Bohn consid- ences on guitars, electric cello, and Latin sured tradition. ers his music to be progressive rock with percussion. The band is composed of Sun. April 12 • 1:15 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. influences from bands like Metallica and guitarist Bruce Gilsenan , cellist Susan Goodies Stage • Fountain & Lighthouse Queensryche to modern performers Joe Bayer, guitarist Kevin McDowell, and Satriani and Joe Bonomassa. Latin percussionist Dave Dreyfus. DJ Wilfredo Prudencio ASha-Med Sun. April 12 • 2:00 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. Sat. April 11 DJ Willi is a U.S. Navy Veteran, DJ, dance instructor, artist, event designer, Sat. April 11 11:15 am – 12:00 p.m. BookWorks Stage • Lighthose & Park 2:00 - 2:45 p.m. & 3:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. and graphic designer. He has taught 17th St. Grill Stage 17th St. & Lighthouse dancing for the past 10 years, but has Bay Belles focused on Salsa and Bachata for the Come and enjoy the beautiful a cappella past 6 years. DJ Willi has DJ’d since sounds of the Bay Belles as they sing high school and carried it over into the favorite love songs of the past. New love, military life, and later made it his own old love, love gone astray, this group of business in the civilian world. He has bedazzled ladies have a song for every teamed up with Monterey Zumba Net- occasion. You’re welcome to join in sing- work and others to bring you amazing ing with the Chorus because “Harmony Zumba instructors, live music, singers, Loves Company!” dance performers and more! Sat. April 11 • 3:45 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Sat. April 11 • All Day Goodies Stage • Fountain & Lighthouse Chase Bank Stage • Forest & Lighthouse

Folsom Youth Con Corazon Folsom Youth is an all-girl rock ‘n roll Chase Bank Stage • Forest & Lighthouse band originating from Pacific Grove High School. The four members of Cypressaires Folsom Youth are Kristin Sollecito Mr. Bohn Established in the 1956, the Monterey (vocals), Rachel Spung (guitar), Emily Cypressaires are a men’s a capella chorus. Muller-Foster (bass), & Kim Sollecito Bay Belles Jewel Capili They sing 20th century American stan- (drums). Jewel Capili has been singing since be- dards and traditional songs with upbeat Sun., April 12 • 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. 17th St. Grill Stage • 17th & Lighthouse The Bloody Kerouacs fore she could talk. A straight-A student Barbershop harmonies. Sometimes the human condition is at PG middle, she enjoys the internet, Sat. April 11 • 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. like an abalone shell ashtray...a beauti- her cat, and singing, in that order. Jewel Bank of America Stage ful thing, terribly abused. The Bloody regularly performs at various events and 16th & Lighthouse Kerouacs are a bunch of kids spawned open mics around Monterey and is avail- by the fog. They play notes like redwood able for private events and bookings. Del Monte Brass Band tongues soaked in lingering moisture and Sun. April 12 • 2:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. The Del Monte Brass is an all volunteer they burn like a drought fire in the Big Chase Bank Stage • Forest & Lighthouse brass and percussion ensemble at the Sur backcountry. Metaphysics as check- Naval Postgraduate School (NPS). Its ers on the spiral hooks of rock. Parcheesi membership is comprised entirely of in underwear on the beach at dawn. volunteers representing the NPS staff, Sat. April 11 • 9:30 a.m – 10:15 am faculty, students, spouses, military mem- Bookworks Stage •Lighthouse & Park bers and retirees from the local area. Folsom Youth Sun. April 12 • 4:15 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. 17th St. Grill Stage • 17th & Lighthouse 2 DAY SALE! 10% OFF any purchase during Good Old Days Weekend! Good Old Days, Sat. April 11 & Sun. April 12 she’s back!

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Casey Frazier Jagged Relics Casey Frazier concerts feature many of The brainchild of the magnanimous his own songs known for well-written band Jagged Relics is Vinny Ray. Only lyrics and memorable musical composi- when the stars were aligned properly was tions, which led to performances at a Vinny Ray able to find the combination young age with Kenny Rogers, Mandy of talent with singers, guitarists, drum- Moore, and other notables. Now 26 mer and the ground pounding bass riffs years old, Casey is currently in the studio Higher Ascension that Vinny Ray plays, along with his recording his next album, ‘American talent for writing all the songs within Hilltown Bluegrass Band the band. They play: country rock, classic Exotic,’ and this time the new release is Hilltown plays toe-tapping bluegrass rock, love ballads, pop rock and even expected to receive national distribution music. All four band members hail from hard rock metal. in late 2015, with Internet and Broadcast the Monterey area: Rachel Bennett on Sat. April 11 • 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Radio, Retail, and Tour support. Catch vocals and mandolin, Cory Welch on Goodies Stage • Fountain & Lighthouse Casey in concert this year, as his transi- a few vocals and bass, Norm Green on tion from 2014 Best Musician (voted vocals and guitar, and Chuck Hurd on by readers of The Monterey County banjo. Linda Arceo Band Weekly) to national breakthrough artist Sat. April 11 • 10:45 am – 11:30 a.m. continues. Goodies Stage • Fountain & Lighthouse Sun. April 12 • 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Linda Arceo Band Bank of America Stage Linda Arceo is a local favorite singer 16th & Lighthouse songwriter who has performed at the festival for the past 12 years and will be performing her original acoustic rock music from her soon to be released CD. Sat. April 11 • 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Jagged Relics Bank of America Stage 16th & Lighthouse Jamaica’s Belly Dancers A belly dancing group lead by Ja- Joseph Lucido maica Sinclair who teaches professional Recognized as the “Peninsula’s Premier American cabaret belly dance solo and Jazz-Pop Guitarist,” Joseph Lucido’s mu- Hilltown Bluegrass Band troupe performances and classes on the sic is an electric blend of Jazz, R&B, and Monterey Peninsula. World Beat Influences representing the Sun. April 12 • 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. essence of “Smooth Jazz”. Combining Ho’omana Bank of America Stage a Santana~Jazz style guitar sound with Within the Hawaiian community of 16th & Lighthouse percussion, his music is both romantic Monterey, California the Ho’omana and passionate. Band is one of the top recording and Sat April 11 • 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. performing groups in Northern Califor- Sun April 12 • 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. nia. The band members include Robert Casey Frazier Carmel Valley Coffee Roasting Co. Uncangco on lead & background vocals Between 14th & 15th, 510 Lighthouse and 6-string rhythm guitar, Manley Bush on lead & background vocals and Groove Like BollyWorld Dance Mambo Wally 6-string slack-key guitar & Ukulele and Layin’ down the groove, that makes that Ash Dance Group, choreographed by Eddy Navarro on lead & backup vocals Ash, has intermeshed Western popular body move! Mambo Wally is a local and electric or acoustical Bass. bunch that loves to entertain playing with the traditional Indian classical mu- Sat. April 11 • 3:00 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. sic to produce a glamorous and spectacu- punk to funk with a solid blues founda- lar dance of India’s favorite Bollywood tion. movies. Groove Like BollyWorld dance Sun., April 12 • 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Bank of America Stage classes offers light hip-hop, Bhangra, Jamaica’s Belly Dancers classical Indian, and modern movements. 16th & Lighthouse Bollywood dance has a mixture of many styles, such as belly-dancing, Indian The LightFighters folk, Kathak (which is a classical dance The LightFighters propulsive sound will of Northern India), and even western jolt you out of your seat and serve you up popular and modern jazz. with the feel-good, rhythm-drenched, Sun. April 12 • 3:45 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. rock and roll sonics of yesterday. Hailing from a land where California surf and sun meet the picturesque valleys that conjure up images of a Steinbeck novel, Ho’omana this Monterey and Salinas based outfit 17th St. Grill Stage •17th St. & Lighthouse maintains a grass roots approach to songwriting and production. Sat. April 11• 4:00-5:00 p.m. Mambo Wally Huli a hahai Mai la’u Bank of America Stage Salinas Hula Dance Team 16th & Lighthouse The group hails from the beautiful island of Salinas under the direction of Kapuakiele, instructor and choreogra- pher. To simply translate the group’s name, it is “Turn and Follow Me.” They Groove Like BollyWorld Dance have two small studios that they al- Ash Dance Group Goodies Stage • Fountain & Lighthouse ternately use every Monday and Tues- day. This hula group specializes in Auana Hidden Motion (Minarets High (modern hula), Kahiko (traditional hula), School) Tahitian, Aparima. and Island Praise Hidden Motion is a group from the Hula. Rock Music Performance class at Mina- Sun. April 12 • 3:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. rets High School in O’Neals, CA. Mem- Chase Bank Stage • Forest & Lighthouse bers are Chuck Otero, Harley Giles, and Chase Hagerman. Sat. April 11 • 1:45 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. 17th St. Grill Stage • 17th &Lighthouse

Higher Ascension Higher Ascension is a positive family friendly Not-for-Profit band, who use their talents to Play-it-Forward while delivering a positive message using Reg- gae\Rock\Fusion. Huli a hahai Mai la’u Jameson’s Classic Motorcycle Museum Sat. April 11 • 12:30 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. Salinas Hula Dance Team 305 Forest Ave. • Across from City Hall but a lot more fun! 17th Street Grill Stage FREE • OPEN DURING GOOD OLD DAYS 12-5 17th St. & Lighthouse Page 6 Good Old Days Good Old Days Stage Entertainment 2015

Richard McLaughlin together 2 years ago in a 4-piece classic Oceloyotl Aztec Dance Group prised of 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students Singer/songwriter living in Prunedale rock cover band called PG-13, with Oceloyotl is an Aztec Dance group from from Pacific Grove Middle School. that specializes in what he calls “modern” Lucas on keyboards and Andrew on Castroville. Oceloyotl means the essence Sat. April 11 • 9:30 a.m – 10:15 am Americana; songs about contemporary drums. They are now performing as a of the jaguar and focuses on teaching Goodies Stage issues, not copper kettles and long black duo with Lucas on vocals and keyboards, children and young adults the ancestry Fountain & Lighthouse veils. Songs you can’t dance to. Think and Andrew on electric guitar. They will and culture of danza – every movement James Taylor with a drop of venom. perform their original rock music as well has a purpose and a story to be told. If Park Avenue Belly Dancers Sat. April 11 • 2:30 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. as alternative rock covers. you would like to join the group, you The Park Avenue Dancers of Monterey BookWorks Stage • Lighthouse & Park Sat. April 11 • 10:45 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. are welcome to attend the free practices present Classic American Belly Dance. BookWorks Stage starting at 6:30 p.m. every Monday at Traditional styles with an upbeat Ameri- Mental Musk Lighthouse & Park the North County Parks and Recreation can flare. Mental Musk is a dynamic rock band Community Center in Castroville. Sun. April 12 • 2:30 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. out of the Monterey Peninsula com- Monterey Zumba Network Sun. April 12 • 3:30 p.m. -4:00 p.m. Goodies Stage • Fountain & Lighthouse prised of Noah Cryns on vocals, Yvan Ditch the Workout, Join the Party! Chase Bank Stage • Forest & Lighthouse Vucina on guitar and backing vocals, Monterey Zumba Network returns to Elliot Bradford Chesebrough on bass, The Latin Stage. Dance your way to fit- and Patrick Kelly on drums and backing ness - EVERYONE can do it!! vocals. Sat. April 11 • All Day Sat. April 11 • 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 am Chase Bank Stage • Forest & Lighthouse 17th St. Grill Stage• 17th & Lighthouse

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Oceloyotl Aztec Dance Group The Pip Squeeks Janessa Ozaeta The Pip Squeeks are a three piece rock Janessa Ozaeta graduated from Mon- and roll band that began in 2011 with Mental Musk terey Bay Academy this past June, and guitar player Jacob Ellzey, bass player is currently studying toward a major in Miranda Zipse and drummer Jordan law at Monterey Peninsula College. She Levine. Their music draws from primi- The Microclouds Monterey High School grew up in Seaside, attending the Sev- tive teenage garage rock of the 1960’s. The Microclouds is an experimental enth Day Adventist Church there. She Known for their high energy live shows, Dance Team the band plays a set of mostly origi- music collective fronted by multi-instru- The Monterey High School Dance Team is the second oldest of the four girls and nal songs written by Jacob Ellzey and mentalist Eddie Kawashima. Character- will be making its debut at the Good two boys of Martha and Sheldon Ozae- Miranda Zipse. Their new album was ized by the use of unconventional instru- Old Days on the Chase Bank Latin ta. Musical talent, in particular singing, recorded on tape at Real to Reel studios ments including a toy trumpet, melodica, Stage. was recognized by her parents at the age located in Sand City and showcases their glockenspiel, and a vocal processor, the Sun. April 12 • 11:00 a.m. -11:30 p.m. of five when she began harmonizing to raw live energy and gritty sound. band has earned a reputation of being Chase Bank Stage • Forest & Lighthouse the small praise songs at church. Right one of the boldest and most innovative now she is saving up to start recording Sun. April 12 • 11:15 am – 12:00 p.m. 17th Street Grill Stage • 17th & Lighthouse bands in the area. The most consistent Moonalice her own music. members now include Joshua Bojorquez Moonalice is San Francisco’s renowned Sun., April 12 • 2:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. on bass and Waffles (Joshua Vazquez). Psychedelic Rock and Blues Jam band Chase Bank Stage • Forest & Lighthouse Sun. April 12 • 9:30 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. who opened for U2 in 2011! These Goodies Stage • Fountain & Lighthouse seasoned musicians feel that live music should be a communal experience where the listener and musicians feed and derive inspiration from each other. Their songs try to speak to everyone, mixing a variety of genres with extended musi- cal improvisations that evoke a sense of adventure and exploration. Sat. April 11 and Sun. April 12 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Moonalice Stage Pip Squeeks Microclouds 13th Street and Lighthouse Avenue Pop Rocks Minarets High School Choir “I wanna break my rusty cage and run.” In that lyric, three beleaguered and Singer Songwriter Class dads found an outlet for the rigors of The Minarets High School Choir and raising young children by playing ca- Singer Songwriter Class will be joining thartic rock music in the basement. Pop the Good Old Days for the first time, Janessa Ozaeta Rocks crank out plenty of blistering making their way west from O’Neals, tunes for the enjoyment of kids and par- CA. The groups are led by teacher Brett Pacific Grove High School Jazz in ents alike. Read what you will into covers Moglia who teaches guitar, band, percus- the Grove Band of “Working Man,” “A Hard Road” and sion, choir, rock music performance, and A parent-sponsored jazz ensemble, the “Dirty Deeds,” etc. Laugh as you bang songer-songwriter. Pacific Grove High School Jazz Club your head and pump your fist to “Happy Sat. April 11 • 3:45 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Moonalice “Jazz in the Grove Big Band” is open to and You Know It” and “Wheels on the Bank of America Stage all interested high school jazz students Bus.” Pop Rocks are Rich Smith (drums, 16th & Lighthouse from the Monterey County area. In an Dave Muldawer vocals), John Dreisbach (guitar, vocals) Dave Muldawer has been performing effort to enhance existing school music and Steve Geer (bass). in Santa Cruz County since 2009 as the programs and further develop individual Missing Planets Sun. April 12 • 3:15 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Missing Planets is Lucas Brown and lead singer of the popular band The D’oh skills, the Band explores, studies, and Bookworks Stage • Lighthouse & Park Andrew Muldawer, two 15 year olds Bros. He also performs regularly as a performs advanced level repertoire writ- from Santa Cruz. They started playing solo artist, featuring rock and roll covers ten or arranged specifically for big band. from The Beatles to present day. The ensemble is under the direction of Sat. April 11 • 12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Dr. Rob Klevan; Jazz Studies Director at BookWorks Stage the York School, Community Relations Lighthouse & Park Specialist for CSU Summer Arts, and Jazz Education Director Emeritus for the Monterey Jazz Festival. Sun. April 12 • 12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Goodies Stage • Fountain & Lighthouse

Pacific Grove Middle School Jr. Breaker Girls Dance Team The Pacific Grove Middle School Jr. Pop Rocks Breaker Girls Dance Team was started in 2014 and is lead by coach Lisa Hanes. Missing Planets David Muldawer The team performs locally and is com- Good Old Days Page 7 Good Old Days Stage Entertainment 2015

Rayburn Brothers pursue other artistic areas. Inspired by Singer Songwriter Craig and Keith Ray- music of the past, he performs memo- burn have created a brand of California rable cover tunes and successful originals roots rock that is mellow, energetic and with a contemporary sound that has utterly accessible. The Rayburn Broth- been compared to artist such as John ers sing from the soul, touching in their Mayer, Cat Stevens, and Eric Clapton. audiences a chord of the human experi- Sat. April 11 • 1:15 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. BookWorks Stage • Lighthouse & Park ence that connects us all. The Snarky Cats Sun. April 12 • 1:45 p.m. – 2:30 p.m 17th St. Grill Stage • 17th & Lighthouse Stevenson Lower School Dance The dance program at the Stevenson School Carmel Campus offers to grade Thom Cuneo Jazz Band 8 students the opportunity to study dance. The dance program is known for its artistry and performances. In 3 Lucky Bums addition to the daily dance curriculum, 3 Lucky Bums are three volunteer guitar Sean Ryan their after-school program includes instructors with the Guitars Not Guns the Carmel Campus Dance Company, Monterey County program who got to- designed to advance dancers’ technique Sammy’s Animation Dance gether to play their favorite songs. These in many styles of movement for students songs are mainly country/folk/rock from Community in grades 4-8. Dance Company meets the 1970s along with a couple of original Animation Dance Community estab- twice a week to learn choreography that creations. The 3 Lucky Bums are Joe lished in April of 2013 is the continua- is shared with audiences in the Monterey Braun, Tim Patchin and Ed Tobin. tion of JJs Dance Studio out of Hollister. community. Sun. April 12 • 10:45 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Rayburn Brothers Under the direction of Sammy Ramirez Sat. April 11 • 12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Goodies Stage • Fountain & Lighthouse of So You Think You Can Dance, danc- Goodies Stage 8 Fountain & Lighthouse Retrospect ers are trained in all styles of hip hop dance. They are a family that train to- Touch’d Too Much Based out of Hollister, Retrospect enter- Touch’d Too Much is a Santa Cruz gether, play together, and grow together. tains audiences up and down the Golden based band that recreates the energy and Enjoy their popping, locking, breaking, State. The band steadily builds their per- sound of Bon Scott era AC/DC. Over and animating. It is art and passion. formance to keep the crowd connected the past few years Touch’d Too Much Sat. April 11 • 3:45 p.m. - 4:15 p.m. and to keep ‘em coming back for more! has built a reputation as a must see band. Chase Bank Stage • Forest & Lighthouse Their growing devotees love to sing and The band has continuously earned fans, groove along to their favorite classic rock Samba Legal and return engagements by consistently covers. You can’t help but get into the delivering powerful performances, every show whether you grew up in the 70’s or time they hit the stage. just wish you had! Sun. April 12 Sat. April 11 • 1:15 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Stevenson Lower School Dance Class Bank of America Stage Goodies State • Fountain & Lighthouse 16th & Lighthouse Stu Heydon Blues Band Stu was taught by John L. Hooker and has toured for over 30 years all over North America. For the past 20 years, Stu has taught blues and recorded most Sammy’s Animation Dance Company musicians in Monterey and continues to teach and record at Carmel Record- Pronounced ‘leh-gahl’, meaning “cool, ing Studio in the barnyard. Stu will be hip.” We play Rhythms from Bahia and inducted into the Canadian Hall of Retrospect Rio de Janeiro-Samba Reggae, Samba Fame this September and already has RockStar Dance Studio Show Afro, Samba, Parade Style Drumming a Lifetime Achievement Award, Best Team and more! Guitarist Award, and a Paul Harris Renowned director and choreogra- Sat. April 11 • 4:15 p.m. -5:00 p.m. Award from the Carmel Rotary. pher Stevie McKim-Kirmil, owner of Chase Bank Stage • Forest and Lighthouse Sat. April 11 Samz School of Rock UC Santa Cruz Sabrosura Dance RockStar Dance Studio, brings in the 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Troupe RockStar Dance Studio Show Team. Bank of America Stage Sabrosura is the student-run Latin Sat. April 11 • 2:30 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. 16th & Lighthouse American dance troupe at the UCSC Goodies Stage • Fountain & Lighthouse campus. They choreograph their own routines and put together their own Rollin’ & Tumblin’ performance music mixes. Sabrosura Rollin’ & Tumblin’ is a rockin’ blues band performs around the UCSC campus and based in the Monterey Bay Area. They outside the campus by popular demand perform with diverse styles that drive and brings people the Latin American the music for listening or dance-floor culture through dance. rhythms. Band members have performed Sat. April 11 • 2:45 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. as individuals or collectively at the Mon- Chase Bank Stage • Forest & Lighthouse terey Bay Blues Festival, Seaside’s “Blues Samba Legal in the Park,” Monterey Bay Bacon Blues & Brews Festival. R&T hosted Sly Mc Samz School of Rock has been coach- Stu Heydon Blues Band Fly’s Monterey Bay Blues Festival kick- ing student bands since Sept. 2010. off and post festival parties; local, Santa Students who attended their summer Terrie Londee & B-4 Dawn Band Cruz and San Francisco Bay Area clubs, rock camps really enjoyed their experi- B-4 Dawn Band is a very unique group weddings, fundraisers and private parties. ences and wanted to continue playing of talented and energized musicians that Sun. April 12 • 12:30 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. music with their peers. Founder, Sam has been around the Northern California 17th Street Grill Stage • 17th & Lighthouse Martinez decided to help these students area for decades. B-4 Dawn Band plays build their musical abilities, assemble Top 40, R&B, funky band, and all genres youth bands and gain public exposure by and styles of music performing at local community events. Sun. April 12 • 3:00 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Sun. April 12 17th St. Grill Stage • 17th & Lighthouse UC Santa Cruz Sabrosura Dance Troupe 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Bank of America Stage Thom Cuneo Jazz Band 16th & Lighthouse The “Thom Cuneo’s Jazz Band” was Valley Soul formed in 2004 from a solid Group of Monterey Bay natives Valley Soul un- The Snarky Cats local professional Jazz enthusiasts. They The San Francisco Bay Area based leash a unique fresh sound. Whether its are an exciting high-energy band folk rock, indie, or old school basement Snarky Cats Band play Psychedelic specializing in the traditional styles of Blues Rock. An exciting jambalaya of rock and roll, nobody knows, but with Glen Miller, Benny Goodman, Peggy four song writers, layered instrumentals Rollin’ & Tumblin’ old and new musical influences that Lee, Sarah Vaughan, Miles Davis and always changes and keeps shows fresh, and four part harmonies this six piece Antonio-Carlos Jobim. They have an band is nothing less than a force. Sean Ryan entertaining and always full of surprises extensive repertory of Jazz, Blues, Latin for the audience. Sat. April 11 • 4:15 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Sean Ryan was taught the drums by his and Bossa Nova with a big band swing 17th St. Grill Stage • 17th & Lighthouse father at the age of 11 and started play- Sat. April 11 • 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. with vocalist. ing professionally within the same year. Bank of America Stage Sat. April 11 • 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. After seven years working professionally 16th & Lighthouse Bank of America Stage with “Sunset Jazz,” Sean Ryan left to 16th & Lighthouse Page 8 Good Old Days Rotary’s Good Old Days Parade Your Favorites and Some New Attractions Who are the Balloon Platoon Anyway? The Balloon Platoon was formed Platoon has appeared in many Western in 1974 when Dick Howard and other parades such as the Fiesta Bowl, San Tap Bananas: Better With Age members of Pleasanton Presbyterian Francisco Chinese New Year, DooDah, The Tap Bananas, a performing group of mature men and women, will march Mariners Ship 4 appeared in KNBR’s San Francisco Columbus Day, Pacific in the Good Old Days Parade again this year, proving that some things only get “Good Times Parade” in Pleasanton. Grove’s Good Ol’ Days, East-West better with age: Wine, cheese, and tap dancers. For KNBR’s parade the next year, Dick Shrine Bowl, Holiday Bowl San Diego, Experienced tap dancers and singers, this group puts on fast-paced and exciting had some truck inner tubes and an idea. Piedmont Fourth of July, and Sacramento performances at venues all over the Monterey Peninsula and beyond. And they With the help of his wife and the ladies Jazz Jubilee. The Balloon Platoon became don’t even charge for it. While some venues make donations, there’s basically no of Ship 4, they fashioned and designed nationally and internationally known charge to watch their carefully choreographed and beautifully costumed dancing the billowy white sailor suit which you through appearances at the Indy 500, Tap Bananas practice two days a see today. While Commodore Howard Washington, D.C. Cherry Blossom week for two hours each time. They each continued to carry his plunger baton, he Festival, London Christmas Parade, put $3 per month in the kitty to buy cos- replaced his old newspaper fore-and-aft Edinburgh Cavalcade Parade, Singapore tumes, but the only other requirements hat for one which Admiral Lord Nelson Chingay Parade, and Nice France iare that they already know how to dance would approve. Carnival and, Philadelphia July 4th -- it’s not a class, just a class act -- and Local parade appearances in the Welcome America Parade. be committed to performing. early years brought invitations to other Platoon’s members are drawn from The youngest member is 55 years community celebrations. The Balloon the membership of the Centerpointe old, and the eldest is 92. She still does Church. In 2005, the Balloon Platoon solos. Founding member Lois Le Blanc marked 30 years of marching with a is still dancing, too. reunion celebration on the day of the They practice at the Monterey Alameda County Fair Parade. Senior Center at Scholze Park. Anyone with tap skills ineterested in joining Centerpointe Church may call Carol Tefertiller, director, at the 3410 Cornerstone Ct. Senior Center 831-646-3878. Pleasanton, CA 94566 Tel: 925-846-4436 Free Instant Home Valuations! 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