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There will be a Smile / Dumb Angel event at Booksmith, 1644 Haight St., San Francisco, CA on October 10 — 7:00-9:00 p.m. Phone: (415) 863-8688
Domenic Priore will be joined in this symposium by Van Dyke Parks and original 1966 Smile album cover artist Frank Holmes, who will also answer questions and sign copies of Smile: The Story of Brian Wilson’s Lost Masterpiece at the table with Domenic and Brian Chidester, the editors of Dumb Angel #4: All Summer Long.
From Left to Right: BRIAN CHIDESTER, VAN DYKE PARKS, FRANK HOLMES, and DOMENIC PRIORE at the Booksmith event, October 10. Photo by DENNIS CABUCO, San Francisco Bay Guardian
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FRANK HOLMES (right) discusses artwork with DOMENIC PRIORE and BRIAN CHIDESTER. Photo by DENNIS CABUCO, San Francisco Bay Guardian
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FRANK HOLMES discusses artwork. Photo by DENNIS CABUCO, San Francisco Bay Guardian
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VAN DYKE PARKS (center) discusses SMiLE with DOMENIC PRIORE and BRIAN CHIDESTER. Photo by DENNIS CABUCO, San Francisco Bay Guardian
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VAN DYKE PARKS discusses SMiLE. Photo by DENNIS CABUCO, San Francisco Bay Guardian
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DOMENIC PRIORE discusses Smile: The Story of Brian Wilson's Lost Masterpiece. Photo by DENNIS CABUCO, San Francisco Bay Guardian
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BRIAN CHIDESTER discusses Dumb Angel No. 4: All Summer Long. Photo by DENNIS CABUCO, San Francisco Bay Guardian
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Smile: The Story of
Brian Wilson's Lost Masterpiece,
by DOMENIC PRIORE
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Left to Right: DAVE ARNSON, DOMENIC PRIORE, JOE SARACENO, and BRIAN CHIDESTER hang out prior to the taping of the JOE SARACENO episode of The Art Fein Poker Party.
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The Art Fein Poker Party, featuring Joe Saraceno, interviewed by Art Fein and special guest hosts Domenic Priore
(author/journalist), Brian Chidester (filmmaker/journalist), Todd Everett, and Dave Arnson (of the Insect Surfers).
NOTE: Joe Saraceno produced the Frogmen ("Underwater"), the Marketts ("Surfer's Stomp," "Balboa Blue," "Out of Limits"), the Routers ("Let's Go"), the T-Bones ("Whatever Shape Your Stomach's In"), Sandy Nelson (many LPs including Cheetah Beat), the Ventures (mid-'60s LPs including Wild Things and "Hawaii 5-0"), the Sunshine Company ("Back on the Street Again," "Happy") and all the late-'60s Martin Denny albums (including Hawaii, Hawaii Goes A Go Go and A Taste of India). Saraceno was also involved with naming the Beach Boys at Candix Records with Russ Regan in 1961, and with Plas Johnson, cut three dance craze albums by "Bobby Jay & the Hawks" — The Watusi, The Ska and The Monkey — featuring incredible Ed Thrasher photos taken at P.J.'s, Hollywood, Calif.
On the set of Art Fein's Poker Party, left to right: BRIAN CHIDESTER, DOMENIC PRIORE, JOE SARACENO, ART FEIN, TODD EVERETT (former head music critic at The Los Angeles
Herald-Examiner)
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D I S T R I B U T I O N N E W S
Dumb Angel #4: All Summer Long is now officially available in all 82 Tower Records stores in America. We're also now in
the Norton catalog and Get Hip Records catalog. International distribution is forthcoming. Stay tuned . . .
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