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Marco WalshGrooveTV #107 - Shelley Doty X-tet (2002)

GrooveTV #107 - Shelley Doty X-tet with John Whooley

Recorded live on 5/18/02 at Henfling's Firehouse Tavern, Ben Lomond, California

Audio: Schoeps MK4
Video: Canon GL-1


GrooveTV is made available in VideoCD format for personal use only, which may include

trading (via analog or digital tape, CD, or digital file transfer) in accordance with the

taping and transfer policies of GrooveTV and the artist(s) on this performance. GrooveTV is

not to be sold.

Visit GrooveTV on the web at www.groovetv.net
Visit Shelley Doty on the web at www.shelleydoty.com
Visit John Whooley on the web at www.vibrationarmy.com

GrooveTV is a Marco Escuandolas Production
(C) 2002 Mark Walsh, all rights reserved

NOTE: GrooveTV recommends you download the MPEG1 version of this program, which can be burned as a VideoCD. This is the highest quality video available for download, and is how GrooveTV is intended to be viewed. Full information about burning VideoCDs can be found at VCDHelp.com


This movie is part of the collection: GrooveTV

Director: Marco Walsh
Producer: Marco Walsh
Production Company: GrooveTV
Sponsor: www.groovetv.net
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: GrooveTV; Music: Live Concerts; Musicians and Artists: Shelley Doty; Musicians and Artists: Jambay; Musicians and Artists: John Whooley
Contact Information: Marco Walsh, Producer - GrooveTV

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NoDerivs-NonCommercial

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Reviewer: jedimastermojave - - January 7, 2006
Subject: Good stuff
I downloaded this show not knowning anything about the band and I was pleasantly surprised. It's hot stuff! It's jamband with flavors of jazz and funk. Lots of improvisation. Most of it is instrumental, but there are a few songs with 'novelty singing.' Shelley Doty is a really good guitar player with quality lead work. The camera work and audio recording is excellent.

Correction: in the actual program, it introduces the performance as having taken place on 5-19-02, while the actual date seems to be 5-18-02.