Former Jambay drummer Matt Butler will perform on June 16 at the San Geronimo Valley Cultural Center in San Geronimo, CA. Butler will be joined by a number of local guest musicians. His album, The Redwood Project, benefits Redwood trees in Northern California and was featured in The Grateful Dead Almanac. More information is available at www.mattbutlermusic.com.
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Published: 2001/05/29
Former Jambay Drummer to Collaborate with Special Guests
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