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Info on Chris' recordings, song publishing & photography. Also contains a discography.
Tour info, photo gallery, links to David's political, social, artistic interests. Descriptions & ordering info for David's CDs, with sound clips for some. There's also a new section on David's instruments.
David Lindley at the Rosebud Agency
Mini-bio, sessionography, discography, tour dates
Group devoted to David's doings past & present.
Homepage of Stuart Brotman's Klezmer group.
Hoempage of Stuart Brotman's new "Old Country Music" ensemble.
Homepage of Sirocco, the duo of Sulyman el Coyote (aka Solomon Feldthouse) & Armando Mafufo. Solomon bio, information on the duo's CDs, & Solomon's handcrafted zills & jewelry.
Homepage for another of Solomon's ventures, a group that performs "mystical Persian music."
Interviews
An interview conducted by Paul Gouldhawke in 1999 for Picnic, his interviews site. Quite a few choice nuggets that didn't come up during the Richie Unterberger interviews.
David Lindley for Acoustic Guitar Magazine
Wide-ranging interview from June, 2000, conducted by Peter Kotapish.
David Lindley: Gitarre & Bass Magazine Interview
From 5/98. In German. (Nice pic of David relaxing at home with an exotic instrument.)
Reprinted from Comstock Lode No. 6, a charming 1979 interview which includes some priceless stuff about his time with David Lindley.
Articles
Good, succinct career overview by Brad Bechtel, on a site devoted to slide/steel guitar.
A hand-drawn note from Max (aka Chester Crill) to writer Ellen Sander, thanking her on behalf of Fenrus Epp no less, for a favorable review of Side Trips she'd written .
Review of "A Beacon from Mars"
A perceptive retrospective review of the album on Julian Cope's marvelous Head Heritage site.
"Martians at The Window": Review of "Pulsating Dream"
A lengthy review (in Italian) of the Kaleidoscope box set on Ernesto de Pascale's excellent music site, Il Popolo del Blues.
A description of currently-known Kaleidoscope & Kaleidoscope-related live recordings, compiled by Patrick Lundborg.
Claremont slide wiz kid Ben Harper talks about his family & the Claremont scene he grew up in. Contributions by Chris Darrow & David Lindley.
Career overview of Barry, aka Frazier Mohawk, producer of Side Trips. Kaleidoscope is only mentioned in passing, but it's nonetheless an entertaining read.
Discographies
Kaleidoscope (on All Music Guide)
Discography with capsule album reviews by Richie Unterberger & others. Helpful to anyone new to the band, but someone ought to point out to reviewer James Chrispell that Kaleidoscope hardly came out of the "San Francisco scene."
Covers the albums, with track listings & personnel.
Fellow Travellers
In his amazing career Kim Fowley has been involved in virtually every kind of pop music known to man. Folk rock & country rock are no exceptions, & a CV of his involvement in these areas can be found here.
Claremont has spawned more than its share of great musicians, & Frank, longtime guitarist for Emmylou Harris' Hot Band, is most certainly one of them. This interview is from 1989.
Homepage for the fine singer-songwriter & longtime musical partner of Chris Darrow. Biography, discography, photos, & an extensive library of lyrics & sound files.
Official homepage of Wilderness Road. Archives, sound samples, and more.
Side Trips
Patrick Lundborg's site, devoted to the sounds of psychedelia.
Paul Gouldhawke's interviews site. Currently running, along with the Chris & Chester interview mentioned above, a very good piece on the lost years of Skip Spence.
Online version of the British journal of psychedelic & experimental music.
(Subscription site) Unmatched online library of rock journalism, old & new.
60s Psychedelic Web Radio. A large number of Kaleidoscope tracks are included on the station's excellent playlist.
Homepage of the magazine devoted to "wild sounds from past dimensions."
Info on Richie's books, including Urban Spacemen and Wayfaring Strangers & the just-published Eight Miles High: Folk-Rock's Flight from Haight-Ashbury to Woodstock. Transcripts of a number of interviews he conducted for his books can be found there.
Lively and informed discussion of the "cult figures and unknown legends" of the music world, inspired by the books of Richie Unterberger.
West Coast Psychedelia and Acid Rock Group on Yahoo
UK-based, frighteningly knowledgeable discussion group.