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DESCRIPTION:Saturday, 4/19, 2014, 7-9pm: \nMission musicians unite to save Modern 
 Times!   \nGround-breaking, down-to-earth and inspired Mission musicians 
 come together to bring you a cornucopia of musical celebration.   Together, 
 we can save Modern Times Bookstore in the heart of our neighborhood!   
 With:\nBeauty Operators String Band\nMasters of the Obvious (jazz)\nJulie 
 Dillon of Mama Elephant (folk)\nSupervisor John Avalos’ legislative aide, 
 Jeremy Pollock, handles the lead vocals for the Beauty Operators, who bring 
 a deep love of bluegrass music and a fun-loving spirit, playing traditional 
 bluegrass, alt-grass, punk-grass, cry-in-your-beer-grass & the occasional 
 80s pop cover.\n \nThe mysterious, dynamic, jazz of the Masters of the 
 Obvious brings a joyous, old-school SF sound to Modern Times, with a touch 
 of spoken word.  This is a must-see for lovers of John Coltrane and the 
 jazz poetry of the beatnik era. With Steve Munger (pictured) & Jamie 
 Sanbonmatsu.\nJulie Dillon helped inspire Matt Gonzalez’ energenic 
 campaign volunteers during the 2003 mayoral race, by opening most of his 
 campaign events.  An SF folksinger & songwriter, Julie plays a collection 
 of gritty waltzes, whispered stories, and sassy rock songs culled from her 
 personal and vicarious life experiences.  Dillon’s former non-profit, 
 Mama Elephant, provided valuable resources to struggling local musicians 
 for many 
 years.\nLinks:\nhttps://www.facebook.com/BeautyOperators\nhttps://www.youtube.com/TheBeautyOperators\njuliedillon.net\nsoundcloud.com/mastersoftheobvious\n\nSuggested 
 Donations: $20-$50; no one turned away for lack of funds\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2014/03/31/18753373.php
SUMMARY:Bluegrass, Jazz & Folk for Modern Times: A Benefit
LOCATION:Modern Times Bookstore\n2919 24th Street, SF 94110
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2014/03/31/18753373.php
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