San Francisco-based band Tea Leaf Green got their start in the relationship formed between guitarist Josh Clark and drummer Scott Rager, who played in a high-school band together in Arcadia, CA. After graduation, Rager enrolled at San Francisco State College, where he met bassist Ben Chambers. When Clark moved to San Francisco, the three began playing together as a trio. Their first paying gig was attended by Trevor Garrod, a singer/songwriter and keyboard player who had moved to San Francisco looking for other musicians to play with. Garrod met the three others, and soon they were playing together as a quartet. They built a following in Northern California and self-released the albums Tea Leaf Green, Midnight on the Reservoir (2001), Live at Slim's, San Francisco CA (2003), Living in Between (2004), and Live at the Independent (2004). They issued their first national release, Taught to Be Proud, in 2005 and within a year they were opening for Gov't Mule, Trey Anastasio, Dave Matthews Band and a host of other lauded musicians. In 2007, longtime bass player Ben Chambers left the band and was replaced by Reed Mathis, formerly of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey. Mathis's stylistic versatility on bass proved to be the perfect fit for the band. In 2008, Tea Leaf Green went on to re-release their first three studio albums as the triple-CD compilation entitled Seeds. Later that year the band followed up with their next studio album Raise Up the Tent. In June 2010 Tea Leaf Green will release Looking West, their first studio album in 2 years. The release is a compilation of road-tested, fan favorite songs that the band has never recorded in the studio. The album marks a new chapter for Tea Leaf Green and represents the artistic and individual growth of the band since their formation more than a decade ago. In a few short years, these road warriors have built a strong following, consistently filling venues across the country and becoming a warmly received, go-to band on the festival circuit with stand-out performances at Bonnaroo, Wakarusa, 10K Lakes, and The Echo Project, among others. Sharing some of the style and substance of musical contemporaries My Morning Jacket, Wolfmother, and the Raconteurs, Tea Leaf Green conjures the spirit of bands like '70s Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and The Grateful Dead, taking classic sounds and giving them a present-day polish. Tea Leaf Green reminds us at every turn just how alluring rock 'n' roll can be. http://tealeafgreen.com/ en-us Copyright 2010, Tea Leaf GreenMusicwebmaster@tealeafgreen.com (Brian Karkowski)Sat, 04 Sep 2010 14:00:03 CDTSat, 04 Sep 2010 14:00:03 CDTGot a little bit of soul / Got a little bit of rock n' roll in my bones. Thus opens Taught to be Proud, the new studio album from San Francisco's bustling Tea Leaf Green, a band of youthful gypsies with an abundance of both rock &amp; soul. You can feel i Tea Leaf Green Got a little bit of soul / Got a little bit of rock n' roll in my bones. Thus opens Taught to be Proud, the new studio album from San Francisco's bustling Tea Leaf Green, a band of youthful gypsies with an abundance of both rock &amp; soul. You can feel it in their hair-raising live performances and you can hear it in the headlong rush of their latest release. Conjuring the spirit of '70s Bob Dylan, The Faces, and early Elton John, Tea Leaf Green takes classic sounds and remind us exactly why we lifted our lighters in the air in the first place. no http://tealeafgreen.com/images/tlg.png http://tealeafgreen.com/ 144 77 Copyright 2010, Tea Leaf Greentea,leaf,green,live,music,jamband,rock,folk,instrumental,improvisation,songwriting,san,francisco,grateful,dead,phishMusicwebmaster@tealeafgreen.comTea Leaf Greentea,leaf,green,live,music,jamband,rock,folk,instrumental,improvisation,songwriting,san,francisco,grateful,dead,phishThis is an XML content feed. It is intended to be viewed in a newsreader or syndicated to another site, subject to copyright and fair use.00:00 - <strong>Fallen Angel</strong> (1/20/10 - The Bottleneck - Lawrence, KS)<br /> 04:07 - <strong>Looking West</strong> (1/20/10 - The Bottleneck - Lawrence, KS)<br /> 14:54 - <strong>Red Ribbons</strong> (1/20/10 - The Bottleneck - Lawrence, KS)<br /> 19:31 - <strong>Cops Took My Weed</strong> (1/13/10 - Three20South - Breckenridge, CO)<br /> 24:53 - <strong>Hanging from a Tree</strong> (1/13/10 - Three20South - Breckenridge, CO)<br /> 30:00 - <strong>I've Got A Truck</strong> (1/13/10 - Three20South - Breckenridge, CO)<br /> 35:58 - <strong>Earth and Sky</strong> (1/23/10 - Lincoln Hall - Chicago, IL)<br /> 40:58 - <strong>Kali-Yuga</strong> (1/23/10 - Lincoln Hall - Chicago, IL)<br /> <br /> <span style="text-decoration:underline;">Format</span>: MP3 (VBR)<br /> <span style="text-decoration:underline;">Duration</span>: 48:58<br /><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Size</span>: 29.3 MB<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/tlg-podcasts/~4/1VO06vfTfY8" height="1" width="1"/>Podcastshttp://feeds.tealeafgreen.com/~r/tlg-podcasts/~3/1VO06vfTfY8/tlg-podcast13.mp3http://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast13.mp3Tue, 23 Mar 2010 20:26:00 CDTwebmaster@tealeafgreen.com (Tea Leaf Green)noTea Leaf Green - PodcastsTea Leaf GreenSan Francisco-based band Tea Leaf Green got their start in the relationship formed between guitarist Josh Clark and drummer Scott Rager, who played in a high-school band together in Arcadia, CA. After graduation, Rager enrolled at San Francisco State College, where he met bassist Ben Chambers. When Clark moved to San Francisco, the three began playing together as a trio. Their first paying gig was attended by Trevor Garrod, a singer/songwriter and keyboard player who had moved to San Francisco looking for other musicians to play with. Garrod met the three others, and soon they were playing together as a quartet. They built a following in Northern California and self-released the albums Tea Leaf Green, Midnight on the Reservoir (2001), Live at Slim's, San Francisco CA (2003), Living in Between (2004), and Live at the Independent (2004). They issued their first national release, Taught to Be Proud, in 2005 and within a year they were opening for Gov't Mule, Trey Anastasio, Dave Matthews Band and a host of other lauded musicians. In 2007, longtime bass player Ben Chambers left the band and was replaced by Reed Mathis, formerly of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey. Mathis's stylistic versatility on bass proved to be the perfect fit for the band. In 2008, Tea Leaf Green went on to re-release their first three studio albums as the triple-CD compilation entitled Seeds. Later that year the band followed up with their next studio album Raise Up the Tent. In June 2010 Tea Leaf Green will release Looking West, their first studio album in 2 years. The release is a compilation of road-tested, fan favorite songs that the band has never recorded in the studio. The album marks a new chapter for Tea Leaf Green and represents the artistic and individual growth of the band since their formation more than a decade ago. In a few short years, these road warriors have built a strong following, consistently filling venues across the country and becoming a warmly received, go-to band on the festival circuit with stand-out performances at Bonnaroo, Wakarusa, 10K Lakes, and The Echo Project, among others. Sharing some of the style and substance of musical contemporaries My Morning Jacket, Wolfmother, and the Raconteurs, Tea Leaf Green conjures the spirit of bands like '70s Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and The Grateful Dead, taking classic sounds and giving them a present-day polish. Tea Leaf Green reminds us at every turn just how alluring rock 'n' roll can be.tea,leaf,green,live,music,jamband,rock,folk,instrumental,improvisation,songwriting,san,francisco,grateful,dead,phishhttp://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast13.mp3http://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast13.mp300:00 - <strong>Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey</strong> (12/31/08 - Mezzanine - San Francisco, CA)<br /> 04:49 - <strong>Ophelia</strong> (5/8/08 - World Cafe Live - Philadelphia, PA)<br /> 10:30 - <strong>Ballad of a Well-Known Gun</strong> (1/24/09 - 9:30 Club - Washington, DC)<br /> 17:45 - <strong>The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill</strong> (12/31/08 - Mezzanine - San Francisco, CA)<br /> 20:39 - <strong>While My Guitar Gently Weeps</strong> (12/31/08 - Mezzanine - San Francisco, CA)<br /> 26:40 - <strong>Five To One</strong> (7/15/08 - Lifestyles Communities Pavilion - Columbus, OH)<br /> 35:39 - <strong>Let There Be Rock</strong> (12/31/08 - Mezzanine - San Francisco, CA)<br /> 39:15 - <strong>Helter Skelter</strong> (12/31/08 - Mezzanine - San Francisco, CA)<br /> 46:31 - <strong>Ticket to Ride</strong> (1/16/09 - Variety Playhouse - Atlanta, GA)<br /> 51:38 - <strong>Hey Bulldog</strong> (2/16/08 - Park West - Chicago, IL)<br /> 59:59 - <strong>Don't Do It</strong> (5/3/08 - Variety Playhouse - Atlanta, GA)<br /> <br /> <span style="text-decoration:underline;">Format</span>: MP3 (128kbps)<br /> <span style="text-decoration:underline;">Duration</span>: 1:06:22<br /><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Size</span>: 60.9 MB<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/tlg-podcasts/~4/LCfPXJYfCd4" height="1" width="1"/>Podcastshttp://feeds.tealeafgreen.com/~r/tlg-podcasts/~3/LCfPXJYfCd4/tlg-podcast12.mp3http://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast12.mp3Thu, 29 Oct 2009 00:00:00 CDTwebmaster@tealeafgreen.com (Tea Leaf Green)noTea Leaf Green - PodcastsTea Leaf GreenSan Francisco-based band Tea Leaf Green got their start in the relationship formed between guitarist Josh Clark and drummer Scott Rager, who played in a high-school band together in Arcadia, CA. After graduation, Rager enrolled at San Francisco State College, where he met bassist Ben Chambers. When Clark moved to San Francisco, the three began playing together as a trio. Their first paying gig was attended by Trevor Garrod, a singer/songwriter and keyboard player who had moved to San Francisco looking for other musicians to play with. Garrod met the three others, and soon they were playing together as a quartet. They built a following in Northern California and self-released the albums Tea Leaf Green, Midnight on the Reservoir (2001), Live at Slim's, San Francisco CA (2003), Living in Between (2004), and Live at the Independent (2004). They issued their first national release, Taught to Be Proud, in 2005 and within a year they were opening for Gov't Mule, Trey Anastasio, Dave Matthews Band and a host of other lauded musicians. In 2007, longtime bass player Ben Chambers left the band and was replaced by Reed Mathis, formerly of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey. Mathis's stylistic versatility on bass proved to be the perfect fit for the band. In 2008, Tea Leaf Green went on to re-release their first three studio albums as the triple-CD compilation entitled Seeds. Later that year the band followed up with their next studio album Raise Up the Tent. In June 2010 Tea Leaf Green will release Looking West, their first studio album in 2 years. The release is a compilation of road-tested, fan favorite songs that the band has never recorded in the studio. The album marks a new chapter for Tea Leaf Green and represents the artistic and individual growth of the band since their formation more than a decade ago. In a few short years, these road warriors have built a strong following, consistently filling venues across the country and becoming a warmly received, go-to band on the festival circuit with stand-out performances at Bonnaroo, Wakarusa, 10K Lakes, and The Echo Project, among others. Sharing some of the style and substance of musical contemporaries My Morning Jacket, Wolfmother, and the Raconteurs, Tea Leaf Green conjures the spirit of bands like '70s Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and The Grateful Dead, taking classic sounds and giving them a present-day polish. Tea Leaf Green reminds us at every turn just how alluring rock 'n' roll can be.tea,leaf,green,live,music,jamband,rock,folk,instrumental,improvisation,songwriting,san,francisco,grateful,dead,phishhttp://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast12.mp3http://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast12.mp300:00 - <strong>Keeping the Faith</strong> (1/16/09 - Variety Playhouse - Atlanta, GA)<br /> 05:37 - <strong>Relax</strong> (9/18/08 - Toads Place - Richmond, VA)<br /> 9:27 - <strong>Ride Together</strong> (12/30/08 - Mezzanine - San Francisco, CA)<br /> 20:21 - <strong>Not Fit</strong> (9/10/08 - Disc Exchange - Knoxville, TN)<br /> 24:15 - <strong>Las Vegas</strong> (4/18/08 - Highline Ballroom - New York, NY)<br /> 29:51 - <strong>Let Us Go</strong> (9/10/08 - Disc Exchange - Knoxville, TN)<br /> 34:06 - <strong>Piss It Away</strong> (12/30/08 - Mezzanine - San Francisco, CA)<br /> 48:14 - <strong>Precious Stone</strong> (1/24/09 - 9:30 Club - Washington, DC)<br /> 55:43 - <strong>Make A Connection</strong> (7/13/08 - Ridgefield Playhouse - Ridgefield, CT)<br /> 60:49 - <strong>Red Ribbons</strong> (5/8/08 - World Cafe Live - Philadelphia, PA)<br /> <br /> <span style="text-decoration:underline;">Format</span>: MP3 (128kbps)<br /> <span style="text-decoration:underline;">Duration</span>: 1:05:54<br /><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Size</span>: 60.5 MB<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/tlg-podcasts/~4/Y67mAKehFRo" height="1" width="1"/>Podcastshttp://feeds.tealeafgreen.com/~r/tlg-podcasts/~3/Y67mAKehFRo/tlg-podcast11.mp3http://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast11.mp3Tue, 14 Jul 2009 23:13:00 CDTwebmaster@tealeafgreen.com (Tea Leaf Green)noTea Leaf Green - PodcastsTea Leaf GreenSan Francisco-based band Tea Leaf Green got their start in the relationship formed between guitarist Josh Clark and drummer Scott Rager, who played in a high-school band together in Arcadia, CA. After graduation, Rager enrolled at San Francisco State College, where he met bassist Ben Chambers. When Clark moved to San Francisco, the three began playing together as a trio. Their first paying gig was attended by Trevor Garrod, a singer/songwriter and keyboard player who had moved to San Francisco looking for other musicians to play with. Garrod met the three others, and soon they were playing together as a quartet. They built a following in Northern California and self-released the albums Tea Leaf Green, Midnight on the Reservoir (2001), Live at Slim's, San Francisco CA (2003), Living in Between (2004), and Live at the Independent (2004). They issued their first national release, Taught to Be Proud, in 2005 and within a year they were opening for Gov't Mule, Trey Anastasio, Dave Matthews Band and a host of other lauded musicians. In 2007, longtime bass player Ben Chambers left the band and was replaced by Reed Mathis, formerly of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey. Mathis's stylistic versatility on bass proved to be the perfect fit for the band. In 2008, Tea Leaf Green went on to re-release their first three studio albums as the triple-CD compilation entitled Seeds. Later that year the band followed up with their next studio album Raise Up the Tent. In June 2010 Tea Leaf Green will release Looking West, their first studio album in 2 years. The release is a compilation of road-tested, fan favorite songs that the band has never recorded in the studio. The album marks a new chapter for Tea Leaf Green and represents the artistic and individual growth of the band since their formation more than a decade ago. In a few short years, these road warriors have built a strong following, consistently filling venues across the country and becoming a warmly received, go-to band on the festival circuit with stand-out performances at Bonnaroo, Wakarusa, 10K Lakes, and The Echo Project, among others. Sharing some of the style and substance of musical contemporaries My Morning Jacket, Wolfmother, and the Raconteurs, Tea Leaf Green conjures the spirit of bands like '70s Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and The Grateful Dead, taking classic sounds and giving them a present-day polish. Tea Leaf Green reminds us at every turn just how alluring rock 'n' roll can be.tea,leaf,green,live,music,jamband,rock,folk,instrumental,improvisation,songwriting,san,francisco,grateful,dead,phishhttp://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast11.mp3http://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast11.mp300:00 - <strong>Steal Your Imagination</strong> (5/8/08 - World Cafe Live - Philadelphia, PA)<br /> 04:58 - <strong>Vote on Tuesday</strong> (9/18/08 - Toads Place - Richmond, VA)<br /> 11:46 - <strong>Reservoir</strong> (1/16/08 - Variety Playhouse - Atlanta, GA)<br /> 19:40 - <strong>Sex in the '70s</strong> (11/12/08 - Paradise Rock Club - Boston, MA)<br /> 33:09 - <strong>Wet Spot</strong> (12/31/08 - Mezzanine - San Francisco, CA)<br /> 43:42 - <strong>Stick to the Shallows</strong> (11/12/08 - Paradise Rock Club - Boston, MA)<br /> 48:00 - <strong>Zoom Zoom</strong> (5/8/08 - World Cafe Live - Philadelphia, PA)<br /> 57:42 - <strong>Stormcloud</strong> (12/31/08 - Mezzanine - San Francisco, CA)<br /> 68:20 - <strong>Snow Days</strong> (12/31/08 - Mezzanine - San Francisco, CA)<br /> 72:30 - <strong>Wooden Ships</strong> (1/24/08 - 9:30 Club - Washington, DC)<br /> <br /> <span style="text-decoration:underline;">Format</span>: MP3 (128kbps)<br /> <span style="text-decoration:underline;">Duration</span>: 1:20:16<br /><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Size</span>: 73.6 MB<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/tlg-podcasts/~4/yrRPCaERWC8" height="1" width="1"/>Podcastshttp://feeds.tealeafgreen.com/~r/tlg-podcasts/~3/yrRPCaERWC8/tlg-podcast10.mp3http://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast10.mp3Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:00:00 CDTwebmaster@tealeafgreen.com (Tea Leaf Green)noTea Leaf Green - PodcastsTea Leaf GreenSan Francisco-based band Tea Leaf Green got their start in the relationship formed between guitarist Josh Clark and drummer Scott Rager, who played in a high-school band together in Arcadia, CA. After graduation, Rager enrolled at San Francisco State College, where he met bassist Ben Chambers. When Clark moved to San Francisco, the three began playing together as a trio. Their first paying gig was attended by Trevor Garrod, a singer/songwriter and keyboard player who had moved to San Francisco looking for other musicians to play with. Garrod met the three others, and soon they were playing together as a quartet. They built a following in Northern California and self-released the albums Tea Leaf Green, Midnight on the Reservoir (2001), Live at Slim's, San Francisco CA (2003), Living in Between (2004), and Live at the Independent (2004). They issued their first national release, Taught to Be Proud, in 2005 and within a year they were opening for Gov't Mule, Trey Anastasio, Dave Matthews Band and a host of other lauded musicians. In 2007, longtime bass player Ben Chambers left the band and was replaced by Reed Mathis, formerly of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey. Mathis's stylistic versatility on bass proved to be the perfect fit for the band. In 2008, Tea Leaf Green went on to re-release their first three studio albums as the triple-CD compilation entitled Seeds. Later that year the band followed up with their next studio album Raise Up the Tent. In June 2010 Tea Leaf Green will release Looking West, their first studio album in 2 years. The release is a compilation of road-tested, fan favorite songs that the band has never recorded in the studio. The album marks a new chapter for Tea Leaf Green and represents the artistic and individual growth of the band since their formation more than a decade ago. In a few short years, these road warriors have built a strong following, consistently filling venues across the country and becoming a warmly received, go-to band on the festival circuit with stand-out performances at Bonnaroo, Wakarusa, 10K Lakes, and The Echo Project, among others. Sharing some of the style and substance of musical contemporaries My Morning Jacket, Wolfmother, and the Raconteurs, Tea Leaf Green conjures the spirit of bands like '70s Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and The Grateful Dead, taking classic sounds and giving them a present-day polish. Tea Leaf Green reminds us at every turn just how alluring rock 'n' roll can be.tea,leaf,green,live,music,jamband,rock,folk,instrumental,improvisation,songwriting,san,francisco,grateful,dead,phishhttp://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast10.mp3http://media.libsyn.com/media/tlg/tlg-podcast10.mp3Tea Leaf GreennonadultGot a little bit of soul / Got a little bit of rock n' roll in my bones. Thus opens Taught to be Proud, the new studio album from San Francisco's bustling Tea Leaf Green, a band of youthful gypsies with an abundance of both rock &amp; soul. You can feel i