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LARRY CARLIN
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larry carlin

Musician

Writer

Producer

Larry Carlin is a longtime player, producer, and promoter of country and bluegrass music in Marin County, CA. He has 50+ years experience in the music business as a musician and writer.

 

 BANDS

Please click on a band icon below for more information about Keystone Canyon, Keystone Crossing and Blithedale Canyon.

Keystone Canyon

Keystone Canyon

Keystone Crossing

Keystone Crossing

SHOWS

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VIDEOS

Check out all the great videos of Larry with his group, Blithedale Canyon. Here are a few samplers:

Blithedale Canyon: Gary Bauman, lead guitar and vocals; Claudia Hampe, rhythm guitar and vocals; Larry Carlin, bass guitar and vocals; Gary Kaye, pedal steel guitar. November, 2017. www.carltone.com.
Blithedale Canyon: Gary Bauman - lead guitar and vocals; Claudia Hampe - rhythm guitar and vocals; Larry Carlin - bass guitar and vocals; Gary Kaye - pedal steel. November, 2017. www.carltone.com.

 

Bluegrass Gold

From April 1999, through September 2007, when the venue lost its lease, Larry produced the monthly Bluegrass Gold series at the Sweetwater in Mill Valley. The series featured acts such as Peter Rowan, Laurie Lewis, Kathy Kallick, Laurel Canyon Ramblers, David Grisman, and many more traveling and Bay Area bluegrass bands. There were 139 shows, with an attendance total of 12,045, which averages out to 86.7 people per show. After Sweetwater closed, he moved the show to a new venue, Sweetwater Station, in Larkspur, where the series ran (until the venue closed) from October 2007, until August 2008. There were 12 shows there, with an attendance total of 755, which averages out to 62.9 people per show.