Episode 513 of Concert Pipeline featuring Fishbone, in which we chat with keyboardist/trombonist/songwriter Chris Dowd about politics being very present in his life and music, early musical influences, the dynamic of the band over the years, their documentary “Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone,” their most recent album “Stockholm Syndrome, their upcoming double LB “In Your Face/Cover Your Face” which is their remastered original album and a bunch of amazing artists covering their songs from that album out April 10, playing SNL, William Zapka from Karate Kid being in their band in junior high, and the new album they are working on. Fishbone is playing August Hall in San Francisco on April 9!

Episode 512 of Concert Pipeline, featuring Ambrosia as well as a review of The Man in Black - A Tribute to Johnny Cash, in which we first review The Man in Black show at Uptown Theatre in Napa. Then we chat with Burleigh Drummond, drummer of Ambrosia about forming in 1970 in Los Angeles, working with Alan Parsons, both on their albums and on Alan Parsons Project, touring with Fleetwood Mac and Doobie Brothers, his role beyond the drummer, the label of Yacht Rock, the band dynamics and longevity, and what he’s most proud of of from his time with the band.

Episode 511 of Concert Pipeline featuring Pablo Cruise, in which we talk to guitarist/vocalist Dave Jenkins about growing up, his first concert being The Beach Boys, wrestling with Mickey Hart of Grateful Dead, joining the band Stoneground and forming Pablo Cruise with Cory Lerios and Steve Price, some of his favorite shows he performed, their single “Breathe” that they wrote in 2020, whether they will make new music and their upcoming show at Orinda Theatre on February 28.