
In 1983, I moved to San Francisco from Albany, CA where I’d landed for 2 years. I immediately met Richard Marriott on the roof of the Club Foot, a punk club on 3rd St. He asked me to perform with his new group for one performance, I said yes! That ‘yes’ began what has been one of the most enjoyable threads of my career. The new Club Foot Orchestra was formed. Snakefinger was in the band! We played Oasis, Lipps Underground, DuNord, The Farm, The Vis (now the Independent) and countless other clubs until the mid’80’s when we started performing live original scores to silent era films, first at The Roxie and then The Castro theatres, up and down both coasts…..
The Club Foot Quintet will be performing Sunday, September 27th, 3:30pm at The Roxie, Richard’s score to GARDEN OF EDEN, directed by Lewis Milestone (Arabian Nights, All Quiet on the Western Front). The event is co-presented by the National Film Preservation Foundation and Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum. On September 30th, we’ll be at the SRJC Petaluma Campus Carole L. Ellis Auditorium performing Buster Keaton’s Day Dreams at 6pm and ‘Garden of Eden at 7pm. Not to be missed, folks, great movie and live music!
Hope to see you out there, and….more soon!









