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| I knew he was no schmuck right away, partly cuz he said so (photo Dave Peller) |
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| A lovely walk with my friends Terri Thal and Izzy. Beautiful people |
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| Laughing one's ass off |
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| Izzy smells a fucking rat |
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| self portrait |
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| Tracey Grisman sketch at brunch |
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| stills from the formal interview |
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| Dave Grisman and Izzy at the Folklore Center's last location on 6th |
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| Izzy not letting Happy go |
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| Getting the scoop at the scene of the crime, 4th and Mercer |
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| Talking man-to-man (photo Jack Hirschorn) |
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| Interview with Journalist Frank Beacham (photo Jack Hirschorn) |
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| Still on 4th and Mercer |
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| (photo Jack Hirschorn) |
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| A still from the video footage Jane, Happy and the Wizard of Iz |
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| "The Pink Penguin?! What the fuck?" |
Doesn't David Grisman go ballistic if you call him Dave ?
ReplyDeleteGreat to see Izzy back in his old stomping grounds, even if they are now occupied by places such as the Pink Penguin! I edited a recent book of his writings, and will be visiting with him in June when he returns to NYC for a concert fundraiser to raise money for an exhibit on folk music at the City Museum of New York next year.
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ReplyDeleteI met Izzy at an evening with him in a really small funky venue in East London, England. That was in 2012. Izzy is a lovely man. He had some awesome tales to tell of Gerde's Folk City and Greenwich Village back in the early 60's and I really enjoyed listening and chatting to him. Tom Paley played that night too. A truly amazing era brought back to life. Lucky you Bob Porco .... and thanks for this.
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