This band of brothers plays at the Hollywood Farmer’s market between 12 and 1. The have Trombone/Drum/Trumpet players, and one guy has those foot pads to be able to do percussion with his foot. And they dress like it’s the 20s or ’30s. Check them out. You will be entertained! They play in between Selma and Sunset on Ivar, across from Space 15 Twenty where they have that great Architecture Bookstore
http://theblastingcompany.com/pbcmedia.html
This is what it says on their site:
In 1989, in the encroaching mountains of Serbia or Tennessee, an idea occurred between two brothers; or rather, a quixotic dream: to build a bridge from Turkey to Europe. This bridge would be lined with tapestries and populated by a thousand great white birds. Soaring over the Mediterranean sea, as it were, commuters would be flanked by low growing patches of colorful flora. The bridge would be a swath of color and light, a paintbrush stroke between continents, between cultures, between civilizations. On each independence day of each independent country, elaborate displays of fireworks would erupt from the bridge and the Christmas lights would crawl across the bridge like festive veins of ivy on the eves of all the world’s favorite holidays.
The brothers were pleased by their idea, and so they set off to play music in the streets, that they may raise the funds (approximately $85 billion would do) from the hard-earned pockets and accounts of the lives they one day hope to improve.
-Max Benkelman
