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he farther one gets from L.A.’s downtown district, the smaller and more unkempt the buildings and surrounding streets become. It is as though the designers of the city just got too lazy to build any buildings taller than three stories. It’s safe to say that I was not the only one who was having a minor nervous breakdown on the day my team visited Skid Row. In fact, everyone besides the supervisors were freaking out a bit. I was on a trip to South Central Los Angeles with my youth group to go and work with the Sierra Service Project. The Sierra Service Project looks for those in certain areas who need repairs done on their homes or businesses, and then sends multiple church groups at a time for a week to work on these sites. In order to work most efficiently, we are divided into teams of no more than eight and sent to our own specific sites every day. There we were, each of us fully equipped with five water bottles to give out with notes saying things like “You Are Independent� or “You Are Beautiful� taped to them, ready for whatever happened to come our way. The notes were a way for us to reach out to the Skid Row residents through meaningful words. As we got out of our cars and walked around the corner, we got our first glimpse of the area itself. I was surprised. What I first noticed was that, aside from the urban, somewhat fishlike smell lingering in the air, the place looked . . . clean. No huge mounds of trash littering the streets. No filth stuck to sides of the gutter. Just your average everyday city street. The only thing that really resided on the sidewalks were the tents and/or sleeping bags of Skid Row’s residents. One in particular belonged to a man who simply preferred to be called “J.� We decided to start our day with him, so we walked over and asked if we could sit down for a while. We handed him a water bottle and each took a seat around him on the sidewalk. J’s home was just a sleeping bag with all of his belongings scattered around him, and the air smelled strongly of urine. It soon became clear that this man had a great sense of humor. He also mentioned that he was a Vietnam War veteran. While he was telling his story, we asked him how he ended up on Skid Row. He said that it didn’t matter how he got there, but he was there now and even though it didn’t look like much, he was happy. He then told us that he was a poet. A poet! I don’t know why I was so shocked, but I guess with all the
stereotypes, I never thought I would run into a poet here. He handed a few of us a printed packet of his work that he’d made at the local library. I took one, scanned my eyes over the cover, and delicately opened it to the first page. Have you ever had your breath taken away? Been so awestruck that you want to run through the streets singing at the top of your lungs so all the world can hear? Just like Gene Kelly in Singing in the Rain? I can honestly say that doesn’t even come close to how I was feeling. His poems, all about his memories from the war, were the most beautiful things I had ever read. His words just kept me completely enthralled. I read them over and over, taking in each word, watching as each one formed together with the rest into a beautifully intense piece of art. The more I read, the more I fell in love with his writing. I was so transfixed that I barely noticed he was still talking. Soon we had to go so we could hand out the rest of our water bottles. As we stood, one of our supervisors asked J if we could take his picture. J began to laugh and said, “How do I know that that picture ain’t gonna end up in some government office with a bunch of guys lookin’ for me so they can kill me?� We all laughed, and I thanked him for letting me read his beautiful poetry. I looked down at the water bottle we’d given him and noticed there was no note. Carefully looking through the ones I held in my arms, I found the note I was looking for. The one in particular was inscribed with my favorite word that I keep in my head when I get stuck writing: “Inspire.� I removed the note from the bottle in my arms and attached it to his. Then we said our goodbyes and continued on our way. I’ve thought a lot about J since we met him. I’m not sure if the word I gave him will ever mean as much to him as it does to me, but I’d like to think that sometimes he looks at that small piece of paper and smiles. My life and perspective were changed that day. I learned that sometimes the most brilliant people you will ever meet can be found in the most unlikely of places. Even those who don’t have anything at all can be happy. You just have to sit down and ask them their stories. You just might be surprised at what you find, and sometimes, you just might get inspired. Sofie Gehrs is a senior at Montgomery High School, currently enrolled in the Green Academy Pathway. Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.
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recently heard someone refer to the Napa Agricultural Preserve as a successful “social experiment.� The Ag Preserve is a radical—as in 1960s radical—land-use law that has for more than four decades kept this North Bay county mostly in vines and trees rather than strip malls and housing. It has cultivated beauty and wealth where it would not be if a few folks hadn’t stepped beyond the socialcomplacency zone. The Napa Time Bank we started over a year ago is another social experiment that cultivates beauty and wealth where it might not otherwise be. Just as radical as the Ag Preserve, it challenges people to step outside the “I’m fine, don’t bother me� zone. Even progressives have to squirm a little until they get used to the idea of creating community by exchanging favors, sans legal tender. In a time bank, you give something you like to give—such as French lessons, dog walking or yard work—and you ask for something you like to get, such as a massage, math tutoring or guitar lessons. Giving one hour deposits one time dollar in your time bank account, and receiving an hour withdraws one time dollar from your account, via an online database. So why do people hesitate to participate? “First of all, you’re kind of exposing yourself to a certain degree,� says chiropractor Debbie Seale, 51, who joined the Napa Time Bank six months ago. “I’ve always done trades. It reduces our living expenses and it’s how I get my hair colored, for instance. But I felt a little uncomfortable when I thought about people doing things for me like yard work. I thought, do I want to have them see my home?� But Seale was determined to overcome her fears, because her instinct told her that the time bank would increase her sense of community. “That’s why we moved to Napa from San Francisco,� she says. “We wanted to experience that sense of community.� So
Seale started out in the time bank by doing her first time trade with a friend. That was safe. It took her several months before she made herself try an exchange with someone she had never met, a man in his 20s. Seale arranged the meeting in a public place. “We met here at Peet’s,� Seale explains over a cup of coffee. “I taught him how to knit,� she adds, beaming. Before their meeting, Seale had instructed her new student to buy some yarn and needles. She recalls his enthusiasm. “He brought all this yarn!� she laughs. “He was really into it.� He was, in fact, so into it that he showed up for their second lesson with a booklet he designed to record knitting project data such as yarns and patterns used. He had made one booklet for her and one for himself. “The cool thing was,� Seale says, “that while we were sitting here I saw others I knew and I introduced him to them. I felt like I was inviting him into my circle.� The joy on her face is telling. Although a time bank hour is not “paid back� to the same person from whom one earned one’s time dollar, it does happen once in a while—if the right opportunity presents itself. For Seale, it did. “We talked about him teaching me how to bead,� she says, grinning widely. “I’ve always wanted to learn how to bead.� Seale and I finish our chat and our coffee, and I leave pondering the difficulty of social experiments that create wealth and beauty. Local history records the problems they had creating the Agricultural Preserve almost half a century ago. People resist change. As a co-coordinator of the Napa Time Bank, I am puzzling over how to get myself and others to go, as Seale phrased it, where “you’re kind of exposing yourself.� It’s been said: “Life begins outside your comfort zone.� Sustainable community begins there too. OK, I’ll take a step: Any risk-taking, ideagenerators out there want to bank a time dollar?
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he size of CAFO: The Tragedy of Industrial Animal Factories (EarthAware; $50) gives the illusion that it’s a coffeetable book, one that decorates a living room for guests to enjoy flipping through. Such books often contain pictures of babies dressed up as flowers or popular San Francisco destinations. Despite its oversized format and generous illustrations, CAFO is anything but a light conversation starter. Edited by Daniel Imhoff, CAFO is a compilation of essays from 30 different authors, including Wendell Berry and Michael Pollan, that explore the conditions of “concentrated animal feeding operations.� Simply put, a CAFO is when “you concentrate as many animals as you can in the smallest amount of space, and you have breeds that are meant to gain weight as fast as possible,� according to Imhoff. The essays are accompanied by large, graphic images that are difficult to look at. Photos of cows with enlarged udders, chickens with no room to move, pigs with torn-up snouts and fish swimming in their own blood are regularly placed
throughout the book. Some images are disturbing enough to distract readers from the text, and others pull at the readers’ heartstrings, making them question what they just had for lunch. “As you put it together, it’s startling,� Imhoff says. “You can’t help but have an emotional reaction.� Despite first reactions to this book, CAFO is not meant to convert readers to a vegetarian lifestyle. The goal of the essays, says Imhoff, who is an omnivore, is to inform diners about the increase in food produced in CAFOs. He assures readers that these essays don’t “spawn from half-baked vegan conspiracies.� It took him close to three years to assemble the book, which contains a wide range of voices, with essays from college professors to former President Bush’s speech writers to food journalists. “As the editor, I just tried to assemble the best voices and cover as many issue areas as the subject requires,� he explains. What Imhoff finds most disturbing is that stories about CAFOs make newspaper headlines weekly, and there still isn’t much being done to improve the industry. For example, Imhoff refers to the salmonella egg recall that happened a month ago. The story, which made national headlines, “demonstrates everything that is wrong with this industry,� Imhoff says.
Imhoff refers to CAFO as the “evil twin� of a book titled Fatal Harvest, published by the Foundation for Deep Ecology in 2002. Fatal Harvest is similar to CAFO, but only discusses row and tree crops, completely omitting the animal issue. “With CAFO, we wanted to pull back the covers and expose the hidden costs of this industry,� he explains. “It’s a really important thing for consumers to be informed about.� An entire section is devoted to debunking beliefs about industrial food. This section is located at the front of the book because Imhoff believes “it’s important to address the myths about the industry before diving into the hard facts about it.� The most popular unsupported belief in this section is that CAFO-produced food is cheap and efficient. “That depends on the eyes of the accountant,� Imhoff says. For him, this has became increasingly important to discuss, because it’s affecting the health of thousands of Americans. “The debate with this myth is this: people will say that this type of food production is inevitable. If we don’t produce food this way, we’ll have huge hunger problems.� Imhoff addresses the fact that we as a nation have nutritional challenges ahead of us and says that “while CAFOs may solve hunger problems, it doesn’t make the food any [more &) THE BOHEMIAN
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Proposition 19 Regulate and Tax Cannabis Thirty-eight years ago, in November 1972, there was a marijuana-legalization measure on the November ballot in California, also called Prop. 19. Strikingly similar to this year’s model, the proposition failed in a rather lopsided vote. It’s notable, however, that while Richard Nixon won reelection to the presidency in ’72 with almost 67 percent of the popular vote, only 60 percent of Californians voted to keep pot illegal. Almost four decades later, marijuana is easier to find than it ever was, proving that dope criminalization does nothing
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to prevent its use. Meanwhile, drug crime has exploded—our prisons are packed and our streets are less safe. These are the direct results of this archaic law. The Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010 will provide the state with significant tax revenue. It is estimated that a $50-per-ounce levy has the potential to raise $1.4 billion a year—money which now winds up in the hands of drug traffickers and illegal gun dealers. It’s time for this foolish prohibition to be abolished. The Bohemian recommends: YES on Prop. 19
Proposition 20 Congressional Redistricting This is inside politics that matters. For years, the boundaries of California’s Assembly and state Senate districts were drawn up every 10 years by the assembly members and senators themselves. That scheme had predictable results: Elected officials created districts that were favorable to themselves and their parties. Essentially, they were able to choose their own voters. And so we get districts that are “solidly Democratic� or “solidly Republican,� making political compromise unnecessary and gridlock inevitable.
Two years ago, California voters did away with that system. With 2008’s Prop. 11, voters approved the creation of an independent citizens commission to take over the drawing of legislative districts. (For more on this, see the Prop. 27 endorsement below.) Prop. 20 expands that commission’s mandate, empowering it to also draw U.S. congressional districts. It’s a good idea for the same reason Prop. 11 was a good idea: many elected officials in Sacramento today hope to move on to jobs in D.C. someday, and they have their eyes on that prize when they draw congressional districts. The Bohemian recommends: YES on Prop. 20 '%
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Proposition 21 Vehicle Fee for Parks Prop. 21, the Vehicle License Fee for Parks Act, is exactly what it sounds like: a fee ($18 per year) tacked on to the fees California drivers pay annually to the DMV. The roughly $500 million that the initiative would raise would go toward maintaining the state’s 278 parks, which are plagued by slashed budgets. Most California drivers would get free access to the parks, and $130 million would be directed to the cash-starved general fund. While any added fees imposed on residents should be treated with skepticism, there is no doubt that keeping state parks open is a worthy move—not only to attract the millions of tourists who routinely visit the state’s parks, but also to allow all Californians to share in the state’s rich natural heritage. The Bohemian recommends: YES on Prop. 21
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Proposition 22 Ban on State Borrowing from Local Governments Among the many band-aids that the state legislature has employed to keep California from bleeding to death, one has gotten a lot of local attention. In the past year, the state, facing a horrendous deficit, has exercised its authority to take money from local redevelopment and transportation agencies in what is universally described as a “raid� on local funds. On its surface, this proposition seems to make sense. And were it proposed in a different year, in a different economy and in more moderate form, it might well be worth recommending. But at a time when nearly every state in the nation, including California, is strained to the breaking point by the largest economic downturn in a century, it just doesn’t make sense to pass a law that would prohibit even 1 cent of variation in shares of state and local revenue, even in the event of natural disasters. Among the many structural problems facing our state, one is the inf lexibility forced on the Legislature because of “budgeting by ballot.� This proposition would make matters worse. The Bohemian recommends: NO on Prop. 22
Proposition 23 Suspend AB 32, the Global Warming Act California’s landmark anti-global warming legislation, AB 32, was passed in 2006 with the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2020. Now that statewide unemployment is hovering around 12 percent, antiregulation groups are targeting the climate change law
and its objective, saying environmental regulations are the cause of the Golden State’s financial woes. If passed, the law would suspend most of the provisions of AB 32 until the state posts unemployment figures of 5.5 percent or lower for four straight quarters— something that has happened only three times since 1980. Curbing greenhouse gasses is a responsibility that runs deeper than the ebb and f low of unemployment figures, and the revenue generation estimated to be produced by axing the law is modest by nearly all accounts. To keep California leading the way toward a greener and more sustainable future, vote no on Prop. 23. The Bohemian recommends: NO on Prop. 23
Proposition 24 Repeal of Corporate Tax Breaks This proposition reverses three tax breaks negotiated during the last two years’ state budget showdowns which primarily benefit multinational businesses. They represent about $1.3 billion a year in lost revenue to the state. A yes vote will ensure that money stays in state coffers rather than going to a few well-lined pockets. One of the breaks lets interstate businesses pick their in-state share of business taxes from a menu: choosing whether to pay on the property they occupy, their payroll value or sales. The second allows distribution of tax credits to affiliates, a game that some companies have gotten too good at playing. And the third allows corporations to collect refunds of past taxes during years in which they’ve shown net losses. The California Chamber of Commerce has labeled this prop a “jobs tax,� claiming that it will reduce new hiring. It’s the tired old trickle-down argument. Don’t buy it. The Bohemian recommends: YES on Prop. 24
Proposition 25 Majority Rules on Budget In some ways, this is the only proposition that matters. California’s compound fracture of a system currently requires the approval of two-thirds of both legislative houses to pass a budget, a threshold shared only by the great states of Arkansas and Rhode Island (the other 47 require simple majorities). The result, here in the eighth largest economy in the world, are budgets that are almost always late, a fixed system of minority rule with a legacy of intense gerrymandering to maintain it, suspended services, wasted millions on needlessly high interest payments, and a credit rating nestled snugly between those of the Czech Republic and Greece. Opponents—mainly alcohol and tobacco interests and Chambers of Commerce—say that if passed, Prop. 25 will allow lawmakers to raise taxes with only a majority vote. That’s false. State law
will continue to require a two-thirds vote in the legislature to raise taxes. What Prop. 25 will do is set the conditions for a realistic public conversation about spending and revenue in California to take place, and that is a necessary first step to recovery. The Bohemian recommends: YES on Prop. 25
this initiative. If it passes, its primary funders, Chevron and Occidental, as well as MillerCoors and Anhueser-Busch, will get their way, as all levels of government, from city councils to the state legislature will have to achieve two-thirds vote thresholds to raise any fee for any activity or any levy for violating any law. That includes environmental law, which is where this prop got its nickname, the Polluter Protection Act. This proposition is corporate cynicism at its worst. The Bohemian recommends: NO on Prop. 26
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Proposition 26 Supermajority Rules The Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, which years ago crippled our state by slipping an exemption for commercial property transfers into Prop. 13 (thus making sure that businesses pay ever lower taxes on their properties by simply shifting them from entity to entity as inf lation grows) is sponsoring
‘Incumbent Protection Act’ The sponsors of this measure, a group of Democratic incumbents (many of whom we generally support) have named it the Financial Accountability in Redistricting Act. Straight-faced, they claim its intent is to save money, because the state cannot afford to pay a small citizens commission to handle the chore of drawing legislative districts. Its true intent is to make it easier for them to keep their jobs. Prop. 27 would repeal the voter-approved Prop. 11, which authorized the creation of the independent redistricting commission, and return that responsibility to the legislature itself, where it would no doubt result in more gerrymandering and more gridlock. A citizens commission will almost certainly redraw this district more fairly. If Prop. 27 passes, they will not get the chance to do that. The Bohemian recommends: NO on Prop. 27
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To that end, Napa Valley ARTS 2010 includes a launch party for the student-produced e-zine Panagea Highway; a podcast, La Vida Napa, about the Latino experience in the valley; and “Psycho Circus,� a Halloween party at the Rutherford Grange, recently rejuvenated under the direction of Susan Hirschy. There’s even the return of the Spray Can Slam, an aerosol art festival hosted by Napa Valley Art Supplies. “My mission is to give legitimacy to this form of art,� store owner Jeff Holmes, 50, says of the Spray Can Slam. “When you see some really good aerosol art, you just go, ‘That’s from a can?’ It shocks people.� With over 350 people gathered on the store’s front lawn, the Spray Can Slam has in the past stopped traffic, attracted gawkers from the Wine Train and lured in people who may have previously thought of graffiti as vandalism instead of a creative outlet. “Older painters who come into the store, they might say, ‘Well, isn’t this just tagging? It’s not really legitimate art,’� Holmes says. “And I say, ‘You know, watercolor was once not legitimate. It was a sketch. Michelangelo, the old masters, they did a watercolor just to get composition and color balance before they painted, and now watercolor is a legitimate art. This is the same.�
Holmes started the Spray Can Slam showcasing what he calls “the art of this generation� as a biannual event after carrying Montana spray paint, a high-end artists’ label more expensive than, say, Krylon or Rust-OLeum. Because of its higher price, he says, most people buying from him create canvas pieces or commissioned murals instead of tagging on freeway overpasses. Says Holmes, “The more the community can see them and say, ‘He’s a nice guy, he’s not a gang member,’ the better.� As one who displays graffiti art prominently on the walls of his store yet also sells supplies to established artists, Holmes has a unique vantage point on the Napa art scene and its current trajectory. “There’s a huge awareness and big momentum,� he says. “Some people just don’t get art. It’s not their cup of tea. And that’s OK. But I think Napa is really on a huge wave right now that’s been rolling for several years, and right now it’s on the verge of explosion.� ‘Meet the Makers’ on Friday, Oct. 15, at Mumm Napa (8445 Silverado Trail, Rutherford; 7pm; $25) and witness the Spray Can Slam on Saturday, Oct. 16, at Napa Valley Art Supplies (3250 California Blvd., Napa; noon–4pm; Free). www.nvarts.org.
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alt Whitman is often thought of as the elderly, bearded, slightly crazy-looking gentleman in the famous photograph taken not long before his death in 1892. It is the younger, cockier, more defiant Walt Whitman though, depicted on the cover of Leaves of Grass, who is the focus of Santa Rosa playwright David Beckman’s uneven but engrossing new work Becoming Walt Whitman, now running in the Studio at Sixth Street Playhouse. Directed by Russell Kaltschmidt, the play attempts to identify the various youthful events and relationships that might have inf luenced his groundbreaking poetry. As Whitman, Gabriel Grilli is not always convincing, especially with his attempts to depict Whitman’s aura of anarchistic social exhibitionisms as in-your-face bravado hiding a lifelong ache. We see what Grilli is getting at, but he more often than not comes off as the “pompous ass� Whitman was once described to be by the 19th-century geologist John Peter Lesley. And who knows, that may be part of Beckman’s point. Whitman might have been a pompous ass—and perhaps his poetry would not have been as challenging, fierce, humane and groundbreaking without that particular aspect of his personality. The cast, most of whom play at least two characters, are a bit hit-and-miss, shining in some roles while struggling in others. Steve North, who first appears as Orson Fowler, the famous Manhattan publisher and phrenologist, does his best work as Walt Whitman Sr., suffering from a debilitating stroke, his dueling love and hatred of his poet son conspicuous in every snarled word. Jacqueline Wells, who plays Walt’s mother, as
well as his surprisingly open-minded landlady, is especially effective in the latter, bawdy and funny, and Anthony Abate, though not so convincing as Oliver Wendell Holmes, is riveting as Walt’s cruel, bullying older brother Jesse. Especially strong is Peter Warden, who is proving to be one of Sonoma County’s most promising young actors. As Edward, Walt’s autistic younger brother, Warden gives one of the best performances of the year. The star of the show, though, is Beckman’s bold, questioning script, suggesting that Whitman’s genius may have grown directly from the circumstances of his life. Whitman’s homosexuality, which some scholars still try to deny, is addressed without apology, most vividly in a second-act scene of seduction and self-declaration. More surprising, though, is the hint of a reverse-Oedipal relationship with his mother, with Whitman’s mother showing obvious sexual yearnings for her son. Especially intriguing is Beckman’s suggestion that Whitman’s stream-of-consciousness freeverse style may have been inspired by Edward’s desperately fevered attempts at communication. In the play, it is Edward who first utters the phrase “leaves of grass,� and a whole string of other pasted-together phrases Whitman made famous. How much is strictly true and how much is simply the playwright’s conjecture? Who knows? As biography, Becoming Walt Whitman may occasionally be more poetry than fact, but as theater, it’s memorable, inventive and uniquely challenging.
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film, the original title is Cinco DĂas sin Nora, translating to Five Days Without Nora. For American distribution, the title emphasizes Nora’s desires and motives in the wake of her death. The original title captures the setting for the film; the revised title captures the themes contained within it. Amid so much meditation on death, Nora’s Will includes moments of lighthearted humor. (No, that isn’t Nora’s flashlight—it’s her vibrator.) Also inside Nora’s bedroom, Jose discovers a photograph of a young couple underneath her bed. A bikini-clad Nora is earnestly smiling in the photo, yet Jose finds himself devastated that he isn’t the man beside her in the image. He ponders if Nora had ever loved him completely and if he had truly meant something to her. This leaves the invulnerable Jose feeling exposed, haunted and jealous. The script wonders how well two lovers can know each other and what dormant secrets are exposed in death. This is a film about memory and learning, about experiencing an odd moment from the past in a new light. Nora’s Will serves to remind us that reflection and time away are the best judges of how we feel versus what we believe we are feeling. The final scene features a table filled with the loving people from Nora’s life. All of them are conversant, joyous and sharing a traditional Jewish meal together. Death shouldn’t be about splintering people from each other, the film seems to counsel, but instead about bringing everyone closer. Presented by the Sonoma County Jewish Film Festival, Nora’s Will screens on Tuesday Oct. 19, 7:15pm, at Boulevard Cinemas (200 C St., Petaluma) and on Wednesday Oct. 20, at 1pm, at Rialto Cinemas at Sixth Street Playhouse (52 W. Sixth St., Santa Rosa). In Spanish with English subtitles. 707.526.5338.
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Even for those who don’t listen to much coming out of Nashville these days, chances are you’ve at least seen country superstar Blake Shelton staring back from the cover of a glossy tabloid in the supermarket line. After all, the 34-yearold Oklahoman has the key ingredient that celebrity gossip is made from in the form of his engagement to fellow CMT star Miranda Lambert. Shelton isn’t half the songwriter his fiancĂŠe is, but his no-bull charisma and archetypal Southern drawl have skyrocketed seven of his hits to the top of the country charts. “All About Tonight,â€? the party-anthem title track from his latest album, seems written purely to inspire country girls to toss off their Stetsons and whip their hair around in tipsy abandon. Catch the “Six-Packâ€? tour when Shelton brings his band to town on Sunday, Oct. 17, at the Wells Fargo Center. 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. 8pm. $20–$45. 707.546.3600
Smack in the middle of the 1980s, just after Reagan had been elected to a second term and Quincy Jones had assembled “We Are the World,� a band from Los Angeles founded an entirely new world with themselves as the only residents. Ska, punk, funk, metal and rap all found a home on the first eponymous EP by the f lamboyant band Fishbone, and as the 1980s receded, the decade changed completely from Fishbone’s attack both in musical style (Mr. Bungle, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Primus) and fashion sense (that’s a Fishbone shirt John Cusack is wearing in the iconic boombox scene in Say Anything). Catch the new documentary Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone on Friday, Oct. 15 at 142 Throckmorton Theatre (142 Throckmorton, Mill Valley; 7pm; $12.50; 415.383.5256), and then afterward, see Fishbone perform live, that same night, at the Woods (19 Corte Madera Ave., Mill Valley; 9pm; $18; 415.389.6637).
It’s been near about 10 years since the Gram Parsons revival hit full swing into public consciousness, and because of Parsons’ enduring talent, chances are we may see another 10 to 20 years of tributes on the horizon. Easily the Elvis Presley of the Americana movement, Parsons, who overdosed on morphine and tequila at 26, famously went out in a literal blaze of glory after his body was stolen by friends to be burned in the Joshua Tree desert. The latest tribute to the man, the myth and the music is ‘Grievous Angel,’ a theatrical play combined with full-band songs, based on the last interview Parsons ever gave, to Michael Bate in 1973. Relive the sweet introspection in Parsons’ songs and life when Grievous Angel plays on Wednesday, Oct. 13, at Silo’s (530 Main St., Napa; 7pm; $15; 707.251.5833) and Saturday, Oct. 16, at the Mystic Theatre (21 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma; 8pm; $21. 707.763.2121).
Amid nostalgic nattering by old-schoolers about the band’s legendary 1986 show with Faith No More and Victims Family at the Kenilworth Recreation Center in Petaluma, the long-running punk outfit Suicidal Tendencies return to town, this time just up the street at, of course, the Phoenix Theater. Reports from last year’s local tour stop by the Venice Beach skate punks were surprisingly positive, and for a band that has never officially broken up, they’re in better form than most ’90s bands currently riding the reunion train (exception: Pavement). Suicidal’s lead singer Mike Muir may be 47 now, but onstage, he still embodies suburban juvenilia with timeless songs about death, love, politics and, yes, Pepsi. Get possessed on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at the Phoenix Theater. 201 E. Washington St., Petaluma. 8pm. $25. 707.762.3565.
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