Former Black Crowes guitarist Marc Ford joined Particle last night at The Palace in Los Angeles, CA. Ford emerged for an extended version of Metropolis, which last nearly 30 minutes and included a guitar duel with Particle guitarist Charlie Hitchcock. The show was a benefit for NORML and also featured appearances by Tenacious D, Pauly
Shore, Bill Maher and B-Real (quite a collection of characters).
Particle kicks off its summer tour next month. For the full schedule, visit www.particlepeople.com.
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Published: 2003/05/29
Marc Ford Sits in with Particle for Metropolis
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