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Muruga Booker: famed percussionist with Jerry Garcia, Weather Report, and
P-Funk to name a few!!!
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Ted Lucas: a fine tribute to a fallen comrade, a wonderful musician, and
a great human being.
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Peter Madcat Ruth: is there a better "harmoni-cat" on the planet???
In the UNIVERSE????
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Gerald Kent: Gerald was the guitarist for Brainstorm, a legendary
Detroit funk group.
He and I met as high school sophomores with a common interest in
guitar and soon formed a band.
Difference was that Jerry already could play.
I'm forever grateful to Jerry for teaching me my first blues
run on guitar, and to his brother Mark R. for
showing me the ragtime finger-picking basics.
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Ralph Koziarski: a longtime friend and brother, Ralph is a gifted winds
and reed-man, a talented percussionist, and an extraordinary composer.
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Perry Robinson: One of the finest human beings I shall ever be fortunate enough to know, but I guess that just runs in the family!
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Roberto Warren: A bandmate from the classic Ghost Band lineup,
Roberto is a true artist who amazes me with his poetry and dance.
Watch for some of his projects coming up soon!
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Michael on Fire, aka Michael Colone: from folkie to country rock (BEFORE the Eagles
brought it to mainstream), to jazz, this classically-trained guitarist, singer, and songwriter
is a native Detroiter who now has made his mark across the country!
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Bob Dennis, Superdisc Mastering: The master mastering engineer, this guy cut his teeth ... and vinyl masters for Motown Records back in the day, and has been helping musicians sound great ever since.
He also runs The Recording Website, where he shares his vast wealth of recording knowledge.
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Dangerous Diane, aka Diane Spodarek:
I had the pleasure of sharing a
stage, opening for the Dangerous Diane Band, a force in
the 1980s Detroit Music scene, when they re-united for a series of
concerts late last year. Check my Music Pages
for some fun basement jams with Diane.
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Cass Corridor Tribes: Artist Stephen Goodfellow's website documents the artists, musicians, organizers,
and others who have helped make Detroit's Cass Corridor district the creative hub it is today.
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The Lynch Studio is the online home for artist
Carol Lynch. Carol is a longtime friend
who actually survived the infamous
Selden House.
Her Motor City background is evident in many of her paintings.
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Tom Tomorrow (and Sparky the subversive Penguin), who can make you laugh at an otherwise grim situation.
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Back to George Kerby's homepage.