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The Sounds of Marin County

  • Track Count 26
  • Total Length 2:26:55
Sample this playlist
  1. 1 Find Your Way Back Jefferson Starship 06:10
  2. 2 There Goes Your All Night The Sons of Champlin 03:24
  3. 3 Pride Of Man Quicksilver Messenger Service 04:16
  4. 4 Tin Man America 03:31
  5. 5 Do You Believe In Love Huey Lewis & the News 04:11
  6. 6 Child Of The Streets Clover 04:28
  7. 7 Sweet Little Angel / Jelly, Jelly Mike Bloomfield 11:04
  8. 8 Snow In San Anselmo Van Morrison 04:56
  9. 9 Guinnevere Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young 06:22
  10. 10 China Cat Sunflower Grateful Dead 05:14
  11. 11 It's Time The Sons of Champlin 05:54
  12. 12 Work To Do Soundhole 04:43
  13. 13 Play On Love Jefferson Starship 05:00
  14. 14 Fresh Air Quicksilver Messenger Service 05:43
  15. 15 Europa Santana 06:23
  16. 16 Drivin' Wheel Electric Flag 08:04
  17. 17 As Good As You've Been To This World Janis Joplin 03:12
  18. 18 Thing Called Love Bonnie Raitt 03:59
  19. 19 Sad Eyes Maria Muldaur 05:27
  20. 20 Ridgetop Jesse Colin Young 08:46
  21. 21 Mama Don't You Cry The Rowan Brothers 04:27
  22. 22 Wharf Rat Grateful Dead 13:34
  23. 23 Streets Of Arklow Van Morrison 05:13
  24. 24 Long Time Gone David Crosby 05:59
  25. 25 Don't Make Me Do It Huey Lewis & the News 03:05
  26. 26 Rock 'n' Roll Weekend Sammy Hagar 03:50
Playlist Description

Like Laurel Canyon in LA, Marin County was the Bay Area retreat for local musicians tired of the bustling big city. Natives and transplants alike found peace amongst towering redwood trees and scenic panoramas across the Golden Gate, an environment which often influenced the music they were creating. Bill Graham himself was a longtime resident, and to this day Marin is home to many of the Bay's most popular artists, some of who can be heard here alongside their erstwhile neighbors.