Wavy Gravy, spokesclown of the Woodstock generation ... 99 fairly represent an entire generation's belligerence. band Buckcherry, Gravy misinterpreted the cry as a rude suggestion for Jerry ...

Wavy Gravy, a.k.a. Hugh Romney Jr., the man who introduced ... In the `60s they were a rag-tag band of hippies who had learned about everything from digging latrines and procurring safe water ...

Wavy Gravy got his start as a concert emcee in the ... Joining in the festivities are Steve Earle, John Popper, the Wonder Mountain String Band, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Achilles Wheel ...

He recalled Wavy Gravy, also known as Hugh Romney ... He recalls holding up his lighter after a member of the band the Who, performing at 5 a.m., told the crowd they could see the band but ...

“Mrs. Gravy is my compass and my guide,” Wavy ... For many years, the Hog Farm, which Wavy and his merry band of friends founded in the 1960s, became a locus for musical events.

in celebration of the upcoming birthday of activist and entertainer Wavy Gravy. Proceeds from the evening went to support his Camp Winnarainbow As JamBase report, Kimock welcomed a band featuring ...

If Wavy Gravy had to write his own job description ... Dead to perform at benefit concerts for noble causes (becoming the band’s “official clown” from the late 1970s to the ‘90s) and ...

That was when Potsic told him that Wavy Gravy, the longtime Grateful Dead associate ... music by popular area Grateful Dead tribute band Splintered Sunlight, and “great food and drink.” ...

In 1987, Wavy Gravy asked Jerry Garcia to play a benefit concert to raise money for his Hog Farm Collective. Garcia agreed, and brought the Jerry Garcia Band to French’s Camp on the Eel River in ...

Wavy Gravy (real name Hugh Romney) is turning 87, and he's having a birthday party and fundraiser to benefit the Seva Foundation and Camp Winnarainbow at the Herbst Theatre. The Seva ...