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Mimi's live act was a combination of her own songs, Richard Fariña's songs, and
songs by contemporary singer-songwriters, many of whom were friends of hers.
Less frequently she sang traditional folksongs. Many people will be surprised to
find that Mimi had a large repertoire of original songs that were never officially
released on album. The songs listed below were compiled from fans' setlists and memories,
published reviews of her shows, and bootlegs.
Despite her ambition to establish a reputation on her own, Mimi never really
enjoyed performing solo. She often spoke of the loneliness of the touring
musician, and very often employed at least one back-up musician or sought a
partner. Aside from Richard Fariña, Tom Jans, and Joan Baez, some of Mimi's
co-performers were:
Banana - by far her most frequent collaborator; he played guitar, bass and keyboards
on many of her gigs. See Banana's page for more details.
REPERTOIRE:
Self-written songs, released on albums:
After the Sugar Harvest
Best of Friends
Big Party
Charlotte
Deep Feelings
In the Quiet Morning
Letter to Jesus
Mary Call
Old Woman
Self-written songs, unreleased:
Actual Feeling of Love
Come-Get-Me Shoes
Dandy Lion
Darling
Feeling Left Behind [with Bill Amatneek]
Good News Tonight (Free Entertainment on My TV)
Mama Tried (Oh Mama)
Mister Rudy (He Lives Alone)
Now You've Learned to Love
Paranoia
Sad Cities
Sheriffs on the Highway
Ruby, Woman of Easy Virtue
Songs by Contemporaries:
Bird on a Wire (Leonard Cohen)
Blue Prelude (Joe Bishop & Gordon Jenkins)
Catch the Wind (Donovan)
Carry it On (Gil Turner) *
Dad, I Never Saw You Crying (Chris Gantry) *
Daniel (Elton John)
Defying Gravity (Jesse Winchester)
Get Together (Dino Valenti)
How Can We Hang onto a Dream (Tim Hardin)
I Can See Clearly Now (Johnny Nash)
If I Were a Carpenter (Tim Hardin)
If My Eyes Were Blind (David Olney)
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry (Hank Williams)
Interlude (Banana)
Jonah (Banana)
Legend in my Time (Don Gibson) [sang w/Joan @Newport]
Less Than the Song (Hoyt Axton)
Lovin' Arms (Tom Jans) *
Lucy Jordan (Shel Silverstein)
Mama Tried (Merle Haggard)
Me and Bobby McGee (Kris Kristofferson)*
Morning, Morning (Tuli Kupferberg)
Oh, Had I a Golden Thread (Pete Seeger) [with Joan]
Sing for the Song (Shel Silverstein)
Walk Me 'Round Your Garden (Dick Pinney)
Walking Down the Line (Bob Dylan)
What's the Difference? (Scott MacKenzie) *
You're Sixteen (Johnny Burnett)*
Richard Fariña songs:
Children of Darkness
Pack Up Your Sorrows
Quiet Joys of Brotherhood
Swallow Song
Traditional Songs:
Amazing Grace
Daniel Prayed
I'm a Rambler, I'm a Gambler
In These Hard, Hard Times
The Praties They Grow Small*
Royal Canal
Stewball
Will the Circle Be Unbroken
(in a medley with Pack Up Your Sorrows)
* songs she sung with Tom Jans
PERFORMING PARTNERS and BACK-UP MUSICIANS:
Bill Amatneek - played string bass with Mimi on some of her late 70s-early 80s
performances, and was also part of the house band for Bread & Roses' early fundraisers.
Carol McComb - most famous for her duet with Kathy Larisch as Kathy & Carol, McComb
toured with Mimi in the early 70s. People who saw Mimi and Carol together recall
that they sounded incredible together. Carol McComb has recorded several solo
albums.
Julie Payne - was another member of The Committee. They can be seen very
briefly (too briefly, alas) performing "Tears of Fire" in the film
Celebration at Big Sur. They toured together, then Julie embarked on
her acting career.
Martine Habib - also sang with Mimi in the early 70s. She recorded one
solo album, and her voice was sometimes compared to Joan Baez.
Hoyt Axton - a good friend of Mimi; they often performed together in the 70s.
John Guth - frequently accompanied Mimi on second guitar on her east coast
gigs in the eighties.
| Date: | Event / Appearing with: | Venue: | Source of info: |
| 66 July 10 | Third Annual Big Sur Folk Festival, with Joan Baez, Judy Collins, Mark Spoelstra, Malvina Reynolds, Nancy Carlen, Al Kooper, and others. | Esalen Institute | poster; Sing Out! Sep 66 |
| 66 July 16 | Mimi and Joan join Marty Balin and the Grateful Dead for the song "In the Midnight Hour" | Fillmore, San Francisco | Grateful Dead: The Illustrated Trip |
| 66 Aug 17 | Psychedelic Fashion Show with Jefferson Airplane, Quicksilver Messenger Service | Fillmore Auditorium, SF | poster |
| 66 Sep 30-Oct 1 | Stewart Brand's "Whatever It Is Festival:" An Acid Test featuring Grateful Dead, The Only Alternative, The Committee, Congress of Wonders, Bill Ham's Lightshow, and Ann Halprin's Dance Workshop. | San Francisco State College | Grateful Dead: The Illustrated Trip |
| 66 Oct 8 | with Joan Baez, Grateful Dead, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Ed Keating, Don Duncan | Mt. Tamalpais Outdoor Theatre | poster |
| 66 Oct 8 (same date as above ... error?) | with The Only Alternative and his Other Possibilities, Quicksilver Messenger Service, & Circus Maximus (with Nepenthe). | U.C. Berkeley | poster |
| 66 Oct 31 | "Dance of Death Costume Ball" with Grateful Dead, Quicksilver Messenger Service | California Hall | poster |
| 67 Aug 5 | Radio broadcast on WKCR program, "Broadsides." With Joan Baez and Judy Collins. | NYT radio listings, Aug 5 71 | |
| 67 | Big Sur Folk Festival | Esalen Institute | many photos, including one in Joan LP, The First Ten Years |
| 67 Aug 25-26 | with Dave Van Ronk and Fred Neil | Berkeley Community Theater and San Francisco Mansonic Auditorium | poster |
| 68 Jan 22 | The Committee (comedy) | UCLA Royce Hall | LA Times 24 Jan 68 (review) |
| 68 July | Newport Folk Festival. Mimi performs with Maria Muldaur, Richie Havens, Kweskin & Lyman Family, and Joan Baez. | Newport, RI | reported in NYT July 26 |
| 68 Sep 7-8 | Fifth Annual Big Sur Folk Festival, with Joan Baez, John Sebastian, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and others. Mimi and Milan Melvin were married at this event (Sep 7). | Esalen Institute | Rolling Stone |
| 69 Sep ?? | Sixth Annual Big Sur Folk Festival, with Joan Baez, John Sebastian, Incredible String Band, Julie Payne, Joni Mitchell, and others. | Esalen Institute | Rolling Stone Oct 18 |
| 69(?) Dec 4-6 | with Doc Watson and Incredible String Band. | Boston Tea Party | poster |
| 70 Jul 5 | "A Celebration of Life, for Peace Through Music." With Johnny Rivers, Tom Smothers, Buddy Miles Express, Peter Yarrow, Barry Melton of Country Joe & the Fish, Leigh French, Beau Bridges, friends of "Hair." |
LA Sports Arena | LA Times Jul 3 1970, p.F11 |
| 70 Oct | Berkeley Folk Festival, with Joan Baez, Pete Seeger, Peggy Seeger & Ewan MacColl, Jack Elliot, Joy of Cooking, Sam Chatmon, Big Mama Thornton, and Big Brother and the Holding Co. | Berkeley, CA | Rainbow Quest (book) |
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| 70 Sep-Oct? | with Boz Scaggs. | Bear's Lair, UC Berkeley | Mike Ross |
| 70 Oct 3 | with Tom Jans, Chris Etheridge | ||
| 70 Oct 20-25 | with Tom Jans (Massive Ferguson opened on Oct 22) | Ash Grove, LA | David Hartzheim |
| 70 Oct-Nov? | with Tom Jans (Massive Ferguson opened) | The Four Muses, San Clemente, CA |
David Hartzheim |
| 70 Oct-Nov? | with Tom Jans (Massive Ferguson opened) | In the Alley, Escondido, CA | David Hartzheim |
| 70 Oct-Nov? | with Tom Jans (with guest appearances by Massive Ferguson, Bruce Langhorne and Kris Kristofferson) | The Back Door, UC San Diego | David Hartzheim |
| 70 Nov 7 | with Tom Jans. Will Bartel opens. | Coffee House, San Francisco | poster |
| 70 Nov 18-?? | with Tom Jans | The Quiet Knight, Chicago | Chicago Tribune Nov 20 |
| "late 1970" | with Tom Jans | Boston Tea Party | Time Out Mar 25 72 - brief mention |
| 70 Dec 28 ff (2 weeks) | with Tom Jans, Steve Baron, Jef Lowell (on bass) and comedian Uncle Dirty | The Gaslight, NYC | NYT Dec 29 (review) |
| 71 Mar ?? | with Tom Jans | NYC | |
| 71 Apr 18-23 | with Tom Jans | The Boarding House San Francisco |
poster |
| 71 Mar 14 | with Tom Jans | Marshall Tavern
Marshall, CA |
Steve Dulson |
| 71 May 1 | MAYDAY: Benefit for So Cal Council of Free Clinics. With the Association, Joan Baez, Country Joe McDonald, Earth, Wind & Fire, Every Bros, Joy of Cooking, Joyous Noise, Charles John Quarto, Redeye, Rockin Foo, Stoneground, Jack Nicholson. | Hollywood Bowl | LA Free Press May 7 (review); LA Times Apr 25 (ad) |
| 71 ?? | Monterey Folk Festival. With Tom Jans. | Monterey, CA | |
| 71 Jul 30-Aug 1 | with Tom Jans. Cambridge Folk Festival | Cambridge, UK | John Grey |
| 71 Aug? ?? | with Tom Jans | Les Cousins, London | Tom Jans website |
| 71 ?? ?? | European tour: Trinity University, Scandinavia, Poland, Paris | various | Tom Jans website |
| 71 Aug 29 | Beat Gaest (Danish Radio) | Denmark | Tom Jans website |
| 71 Fall | Opened for James Taylor and Carole King | Academy of Music, Philadelphia | Distant Drummer (review) |
| 71 Sep 25 | 8th Annual Big Sur Folk Festival. Featuring Joan Baez, Kris Kristofferson, Mimi Fariña & Tom Jans, and others. | Esalen Institute | One Hand Clapping (album) |
| 71 Oct 14 | with Tom Jans, opening for Gordon Lightfoot | Freeborn Hall, UC Davis | poster |
| 71 Oct 24 | with Tom Jans, opening for Cat Stevens | Philharmonic Hall, NYC | NYT Oct 3 (ad) Variety Nov 3 (review) |
| 71 Nov 6 | with Tom Jans, opening for Cat Stevens [not yet confirmed] | Kennedy Center Concert Hall, Washington, DC | |
| 71 Nov 24 | with Tom Jans, opening for Cat Stevens | Berkeley Community Theater | NYT (notice) |
| 71 Nov 26 | with Tom Jans, opening for Cat Stevens | Santa Clara County Fairgrounds | poster |
| 71 Nov 27-28 | with Tom Jans, opening for Cat Stevens | Greek Theatre | LA Times Nov 21 (ad) |
| 71 Fall | Other locations of the Cat Stevens tour, of uncertain dates: Trinity University, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas Memorial Auditorium, Denver, San Jose. | Tom Jans website | |
| 71 Dec ?? | with Tom Jans, and David Buskin | Gaslight II | Pinewoods Folk Music Club newsletter |
| 71 Dec ?? | with Tom Jans, opening for Cat Stevens | Greek Theater, LA | Billboard Dec 18 (review) |
| 71 Dec ? | with Tom Jans | Gaslight II | |
| 71 Dec 19 | Mimi solo, appearing in the middle of a series of shows by Joan Baez (Joan's appearances were Dec. 17, 18, and 20). | Rainbow Theatre, London | programme booklet |
| 72 Mar ?? | with Tom Jans. Stefan Grossman opens. | Stonehenge | Time Out (review) |
| 72 Apr 8 | with Tom Jans | Case Western University, Cleveland | bootleg |
| 72 Apr 12-17 | with Tom Jans; Chris Smither opens | Bitter End, NYC | Variety Apr 26, Billboard Apr 29 (reviews) |
| 72 May 6-7 | with Tom Jans; Ralph & Holly Barr open. | Four Muses; San Clemente, CA | LA Times Nov 21 (ad) |
| 72 ?? ?? | appearance on Dick Cavett, with Tom Jans | Bill Scott | |
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| 72 Nov 15-19 | with Carol McComb [NOTE: An anecdote in Down and In by Ronald Sukenick reports that Joan Baez and Sandy Bull join Mimi onstage one night. No date given. Also, Pinewoods Folk Music Club Newsletter reports that Denny Brown shared the stage with Mimi one night.] |
Max's Kansas City | NYT Nov 15 (ad) |
| 72 Nov 22 | with Joan Baez, B.B. King, Voices of East Harlem | Ossining Prison (Sing Sing) | NYT Nov 24 (review) |
| 73 Jan 16-21 | with Hoyt Axton | Troubadour, Los Angeles | LA Times Jan 18 (review) |
| 73 Mar 30 | with Carol McComb; Randy Shaaron opens. Benefit for Shanti Nonviolent Center | Good Karma First Christian Church |
poster |
| 73 Mar 31-Apr 3 | solo | Good Karma Madison, WI |
poster [year deduced from other details] |
| 73 Apr ?? | benefit concert | Los Angeles | Zoo World Oct 25 - mention |
| 73 Jun? ?? | solo | The Golden Bear | Zoo World Oct 25 - mention |
| 73 June 21 | Mimi Fariña and Holly Near | Ash Grove, Los Angeles | ad |
| 73 June 22-24 | Mimi Fariña and Phil Ochs | Ash Grove, Los Angeles | Billboard Jul 3 (review) |
| 73 July 7 | KPFK Benefit Concert, featuring John Hartford, Hoyt Axton, Mimi Fariña, and Friends | Wilshire Ebell Theater | ad |
| 73 Jul 10-14 | solo | Egress, Vancouver, Canada | poster |
| 73 Sep 11-12 | plus Leon Redbone | The Main Point, PA | Phily Folk Fest program |
| 73 Sep 14-16 | with Art Thieme | Amazingrace Coffe House, Evanston, Illinois | poster |
| 73 Sep 22 | Fifth Annual Sacramento Peace Fair | Unitarian Church, Sacramento, CA | poster |
| 73 Oct 26-27 | solo. Alan Gaylor opens. | Portland, OR | poster |
| 74 Apr 17 | Opening for Phil Ochs | Avery Fisher Hall, NYC | Variety Apr 24 (review) |
| 74 Jun ?? | Mimi in concert | Bottom Line, NYC | San Francisco Chronicle Jul 21 - mention |
| 74 Jul 11 | Mimi in concert [broadcast on radio station WBAI] | bootleg | |
| 74 July 13 | Opening for Gordon Lightfoot | Snowmass Pop Festival, Colorado | Billboard Aug 3 (review) |
| 75 Mar 23 | "SF Snack" with Jerry Garcia & Friends, Doobie Brothers, Graham Central Station, Jefferson Starship, The Miracles, Joan Baez, Santana, Tower of Power, Neil Young | Kezar Stadium, SF | poster; NYT Mar 24 (notice) |
| 75 ?? ?? | Second Annual Santa Rosa Folk Festival | Founder's Grove, Santa Rosa, CA | Kate Wolf website |
| 75 Jun 6-8 | solo. Sam Leopold opens. | Condon School; Eugene, OR | poster |
| 75 Nov 11 | solo | The Other End, NYC | NYT Nov 13 (review) |
| 75 Nov 21 | opening for Gordon Lightfoot | Avery Fisher Hall, NYC | Variety Nov 26 (review) |
| 76 Feb 5 | opening for Leo Kottke | Orpheum Theater, Madison, Wisconsin | poster |
| 76 Feb? | with Leo Kottke [this may or may not be the same gig as above] | ??? | Bugle American Jan 28 (ad) |
| 76 ??? ? | Winnipeg Folk Festival | ??? | bootleg |
| 76 June 26 | Montreux Festival (triple billing, with Pierre Bensusan and Gordon Lightfoot) | Montreux, Switzerland | Montreux Sounds website |
| 76 Fall? | Opening for Gordon Lightfoot; accompanied by Banana | Circle Star, San Carlos, CA |
BAM # 11 |
| 77 Jun 11 or 12? | with Eric Andersen | McCabes, Santa Monica | LA Times Jun 15 (review) |
| 77 Aug 3 | Opening for Gordon Lightfoot | Universal Amphitheatre, LA | Variety Aug 10, Billboard Aug 27 (reviews) |
| 77 ?? ?? | Opening for Gordon Lightfoot | Symphony Hall, Boston | Boston Globe 1980- mention |
| 77 Aug 23 | with Joan Baez and others. Demonstration against the death penalty. | Outside San Quentin Prison. | ??? |
| 77 Oct 7-9 | Bread & Roses Festival of Acoustic Music | Greek Theater, U.C. Berkeley | album |
| 78 May 13 | opening for Gordon Lightfoot | Gammage Center, Tempe AZ |
poster |
| 78 Sep 2-4 | Bread & Roses Festival of Music [broadcast on radio] | Greek Theater, U.C. Berkeley | poster |
| 79 Apr 9 | "Stop Diablo Canyon" rally against nuclear power plant. Featuring Jackson Browne, Graham Nash, Joan Baez, John Hall, Mimi Farina, Wavy Gravy Bonnie Raitt. | Civic Center Park, San Francisco | poster |
| 79 May ?? | solo | Princeton Folk Music Society, NJ | princetonol.com |
| 79 May ?? | opening for Ramblin' Jack Elliot Tuesday and Wednesday. | The Other End, NYC | Village Voice (ad) |
| 79 ?? ?? | Second Annual Vancouver Folk Festival | Vancouver, Canada | ? |
| 79 Sep? | Berkeley Folk Festival, with Joan Baez, Maria Muldaur, and Peter, Paul & Mary | Berkeley, CA | People Oct 79 |
| 79 Sep 17 | solo; with Banana and Bill Amatneek [broadcast on KFAT-FM] | Keystone Club, Palo Alto, CA | ? |
| 79 Sep 22 | Opening for Jesse Winchester. The evening also featured Terrell Lynn Thomas and the Radar Rangers. | Vine Hill Amphitheatre, Scotts Valley, CA | poster |
| 79 Oct 5-7 | Bread & Roses Festival of Music | Greek Theater, U.C. Berkeley | album, poster |
| 79 Nov 6 | with Tom Paxton | Schoenberg Hall, UCLA, Westwood | LA Times 6 Nov 79 (notice) |
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| 80 early March | solo | Church Key, Madison, WI | Variety Mar 19 (review) |
| 80 ?? ?? | solo | Club Passim, Cambridge | Boston Globe - mention |
| 80 Apr 14-16 | opening for Rick Danko, Richard Manuel & Friends | Bijou Cafe, PA | ad |
| 80 Apr 17 | Buskin & Batteau open. | Bottom Line, NYC | ads; Tom McKean |
| 80 Apr 26 | National Victims Rights Week Conference | Principa College, Eslah, IL | Anna Alford (planning committee) |
| 80 summer | solo; joined by Bob Gibson on a few songs | Gaspar's, Chicago | article in Come for to Sing |
| 80 summer | solo | Milwaukee Summerfest | article in Come for to Sing |
| 80 Jun 27-28 | Weekend Folk Festival with Josh White, Jr., Bob Gibson, Tom Paxton | Bottom Line, NYC | NYT (ad) |
| 80 Oct 3-5 | Bread & Roses Festival of Music | Greek Theatre, UC Berkeley | poster in The Art of Rock |
| 80 Nov 21,22 | Accompanied by Banana on keyboards and dobro. Rod MacDonald opened on Friday; Judy Castelli on Saturday. | Folk City, NYC | |
| 81 May 9 | accompanied by Banana on guitar, banjo and keyboards. Guthrie Thomas opens. | Folk City, NYC | ads; Tom McKean |
| 82 Apr 24 | accompanied by Banana on guitar, banjo and piano. David Massengill opens. | Folk City, NYC | |
| 82 June | ? | Jazmin's; Ashland, | brief mention in Ashland Daily Tidings 13 Jun 05 |
| 82 Oct 9 | Sixth Annual Bread & Roses Festival (scaled back to one day) | Greek Theater, UC Berkeley | SF Chronicle Oct 8 |
| 83 Dec 27 | Tom Rush's third annual mimi-folk fest, with Steve Goodman, Mimi, Jennifer Warnes, Beverly Rush, Buskin and Batteau. | Symphony Hall, Boston | Boston Globe Dec 28 (review) |
| 81 May 2 | solo | Peterborough, NH | ? |
| 82 Apr 9 | solo | Folk City | ad |
| 82 Apr 28 | solo | Folk City | ad |
| 82 Jun 13 | "An Evening with Mimi Fariña" | Euphoria Tavern, Portland | poster |
| 83 Dec 27 | Tom Rush's 3rd annual mini-folk festival | Symphony Hall, Boston | Boston Globe Dec 28; album |
| 84 May 25 | solo | Godfrey Daniels Coffeehouse, Bethlehem, PA | Richard Batey |
| 84 Jun 2 | accompanied by John Guth on 2nd guitar. Richard Farina Senior was in the audience on this occasion, and Mimi sang "Swallow Song," "Children of Darkness," and "Pack Up Your Sorrows." |
Folk City, NYC | ad; Tom McKean |
| 85 Jan 25 | "Women in Music Festival" with Kim Wallach, Nanc Griffith, Priscilla Herdman, Rory Block. Mimi headlined the Festival. | Arlington, Mass. | Soujourner; Boston Globe Jan 28 (reviews) |
| 85 Jan 26 | David Holt opens | Folk City | ad; Tom McKean |
| 85 Jun 11-12 | solo | Vine Street Bar & Grill, Los Angeles | LA Times June 11 |
| 85 Aug 3 | Newport Folk Festival | Fort Adams State Park, Newport, RI | official program booklet |
| 85 Oct 25 | with John Guth on 2nd guitar | Folk City | ad; Tom McKean |
| 85 Dec 30 | Tom Rush's annual Club 47 reunion concert | Symphony Hall, Boston | Joan Baez: And a Voice to Sing With |
| 86 Jan 25 | with Jesse Winchester | Arlington Town Hall, Mass. | Boston Globe Jan 24 - announced in article |
| 86 Jun 5 | solo, with Banana | Spirit Club, San Luis Obispo, CA | bootleg |
| 86 Jun 9 | solo | Great American Music Hall, SF | ? |
| 86 Jun 21 | accompanied by Mark Egan on bass (he played on the Solo album); opening for Leo Kottke and Steeleye Span | Beacon Theatre, NYC | ads; Tom McKean |
| 86 Jul 26 | accompanied by John Guth. John Gorka opens. | Speakeasy, NYC | ads; Tom McKean |
| 86 Jul 27 | with Silias, Jim Heynen, Short Crick Flatpickers | Mountain Stage, West Virginia | mountainstage.org |
| 87 Dec 17 | Benefit concert for AIDS Emergency Fund, produced by Joan Baez and her Humanitas International Human Rights Committee and Bill Graham. Grateful Dead also appear. | Warfield Theater, San Francisco | SF Sentinel Dec 24 |
| 88 Feb ??-13 | Two-week tour of Germany and Austria with Banana | Gottingen, Koln, Linz (5 Feb), and other cities | |
| 88 Feb 18 | solo | Turning Point, Piermont, N.Y. | ad |
| 88 Feb 20 | Bonnie Koloc | Bottom Line, NYC | ad |
| 88 Feb 26 | accompanied by John Guth | Bottom Line, NYC | ad; Tom McKean |
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| 91 May 16 | "Wasn't That A Time!" Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Conference. | Indiana University, Bloomington, IL |
Ronald D. Cohen: Wasn't That a Time |
| 92 Mar 1 | Tribute to Bill Graham. Also featuring Barbara Boxer, Ester Chichinsky, Ann Getty, David Graham, Bob Greenfield, Paul Kantner, David Rubinson, Carlos Santana, and Grace Slick. | Temple Emanual, San Francisco |
poster |
| 92 Oct 10 | Benefit for Seva’s Native American Project Fund, with Arvol Looking Horse, John Trudell & Grafitti Man, Timbuk Three, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Little Bear Tom Nason, Charles Lloyd, Jimmy Messina, Kenny Loggins, Baba Olatunji, Wavy Gravy | Esalen Institute | seva.org website |
| 94 Apr 30 | Tribute to Chet Helms. Also featuring Gregg Allman Band, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Barry Melton, Boots Hughston, Caribbean All Stars, Country Joe Mcdonald, Dan Hicks, Darby Slick, The Dinosaurs, Greg Elmore, Harvey Mandel, Steve Miller Blues Band, Stu Cook, Lee Michaels, Squid Vicious, Peter Tork, Peter Kaukonen, Terry Dolan, Boots Hughston, Nick Gravenites, Greg Elmore, John Mcfee, Keith Knudsen, Jerry Miller, Mitchell Holman, Howard Wales, Wavy Gravy, Ken Kesey, Peter Coyote, Lenny Williams, New Riders of the Purple Sage. | Sailors Hall | poster |
| 95 Apr 16-17 | with Joan Baez, Mary Black, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Tish Hinojosa, Janis Ian, Indigo Girls and Dar Williams. | Bottom Line, NYC | Carolyn Andre website |
| 97 Aug 9 | Appears as Joan's guest at the Newport Folk Festival. Joan sang several songs from her forthcoming album, Gone From Danger. | Newport, RI | Joan Baez website |
Thanks to Geoff Gough of the Tom Jans Website for much information.