SONIC JOURNALS, NEW T-SHIRTS, POSTERS
- 2-CD set featuring 2 full concerts by The Chieftains—nearly 2.5 hours of music—recorded live by Owsley Stanley at the Boarding House on October 1, 1973 and at the Great American Music Hall on May 6, 1976.
- Bonus tracks include Jerry Garcia discussing the Irish roots of American bluegrass music during a radio show he did with The Chieftains in 1973, and excerpts from OSF’s extensive, in-person interview with Paddy Moloney from August 2021, sadly, his last major interview.
- 36-page media book featuring original cover art by Dublin native, Conor Campbell, calligraphy by Alembic’s Mica Wickersham, previously unpublished photographs, liner notes including new interviews with Paddy Moloney, Ricky Skaggs, and legendary soundman, Brian Masterson (of Windmill Lane studios fame), Bay Area soundman, Lee Brenkman, and others.
Presale, ships September 2, 2022
Johnny Cash
At the Carousel Ballroom
San Francisco, California, April 24, 1968
Tim Buckley
Merry-Go-Round at the Carousel
San Francisco, California, June 15-16, 1968
Ali Akbar Khan
with Indranil Bhattacharya &
Zakir Hussain
That Which Colors the Mind
Live at the Family Dog on May 29, 1970
Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen
Found in the Ozone
Live at the Family Dog on March 28, 1970
Dawn of the New Riders
August 1969 – June 1970
Jorma Kaukonen & Jack Casady (Hot Tuna)
Before We Were Them
June 28th, 1968
Fillmore East February 1970
Single CD Compilation
Deluxe Edition-3 CD Set
The Allman Brother’s Band
Fillmore East 1970
Feb 11th, 13th, & 14th
Never the Same Way Once
May 1st to 4th, 1974
7 CD Box Set
Hi Res Downloads
Hi Res Digital Downloads of several of Bear’s Sonic Journals are available from HDTracks.com, linked below, as well as other major Hi Res marketplaces. Resolutions include 96kHz/24bit & 192kHz /24bit FLAC, depending on the title; more titles are coming soon.
Tim Buckley
San Francisco, California, June 15-16, 1968
Ali Akbar Khan with Indranil Bhattacharya &
Zakir Hussain
That Which Colors the Mind
Live at the Family Dog on May 29, 1970
Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen
Found in the Ozone
Live at the Family Dog on March 28, 1970
Jorma Kaukonen & Jack Casady (Hot Tuna)
Before We Were Them
June 28th, 1968
The Allman Brother’s Band
Fillmore East 1970
Feb 11th, 13th, & 14th
Vinyl Products
The Chieftains in San Francisco
The Boarding House, October 1, 1973
- 1 LP, all-analog production painstakingly mastered by Bear’s collaborator Paul Stubblebine directly from the original source tape.
- Vintage performance by The Chieftains on their very first U.S. tour, recorded live by Owsley Stanley at the Boarding House on October 1, 1973.
- 16-page media book featuring original cover art by Dublin native, Conor Campbell, calligraphy by Alembic’s Mica Wickersham, previously unpublished photographs, liner notes including new interviews with Paddy Moloney, Ricky Skaggs, and legendary soundman, Brian Masterson (of Windmill Lane studios fame).
Presale, ships September, 2, 2022
Johnny Cash
At the Carousel Ballroom
April 24, 1968
Limited Edition Deluxe Box Set featuring: psychedelic colored vinyl, a vintage Johnny Cash Comic Book, original concert poster and more.
Shipping mid January.
At the Carousel Ballroom
April 24, 1968
Double LP, All Analog Production
Never the Same Way Once
May 2nd, 1974
Double LP Set
Fillmore East February 1970
Double LP Set
Audiophile Format:
Merle and Doc Watson
Never the Same Way Once
May 2nd, 1974
2 Reel Box Set
Carousel Ballroom Tie Dye Floral T-Shirt
Carousel Ballroom White Floral T-Shirt
Available in 3/4-Sleeve Raglan and Long-Sleeve Baseball T-Shirt/Jersey
OSF Tape Reels Logo Women’s T Shirt
OSF Tape Reels Logo Men’s T Shirt
Women’s T Shirt
Men’s T Shirt
In Three Colors:
Purple Haze
Blue Cheer
Orange Sunshine
In Three Colors:
Purple Haze
Blue Cheer
Orange Sunshine
Limited run of 100
Carousel Ballroom, April 24, 1968
Art by Susan Archie
Signed and Numbered
Limited run of 250
Tim Buckley
Carousel Ballroom, June 1968
Art by Dennis Larkins
Signed and Numbered
Limited run of 100
Fillmore East, February 1970
Second Edition Posters
Art By Mike Dubois
Signed and Numbered
Limited run of 100
with Indranil Bhattacharya &
Zakir Hussain
That Which Colors the Mind Poster
Art by Chris Gallen
Signed by Chris Gallen
Numbered limited edition of 100
Found In The Ozone
Art By Chris Shaw
Signed by Chris Shaw
Numbered Limited Edition of 100
Featuring Hot Tuna
Art By Mike Dubois
Signed and Numbered
Edition of 300
Janis Joplin Poster
Big Brother & the Holding Company
at The Carousel Ballroom, 1969
Stanley Mouse
SOLD OUT
Jack and Jorma Poster
Before We Were Them
Art By Kevin Morgan
Signed by Jack, Jorma, & Kevin
Numbered Edition of 100
SOLD OUT
Doc and Merle Watson Poster
Never the Same Way Once
Art By Mike Dubois
Design by Starfinder Stanley
Signed and Numbered
Edition of 200
SOLD OUT
Heavy Duty, Weatherproof
4 Varieties
Black or White Rectangular
White or Prismatic Die Cut
Buy All 4 for the Price of 3!!
Powder coated Stainless Steel,
Laser etched with OSF Reels Logo
BPA free, double walled
Vacuum sealed Lid
Save The Music
The "Save The Music!" campaign seeks to raise money to enable the digitization, preservation, and release of Bear's Sonic Journals, a trove of over a thousand live concert recordings from the heart of the psychedelic era. Donations are much appreciated, and are in fact essential to our ability to preserve and release future recordings!
You can donate via our secure form, or send checks made out to the Owsley Stanley Foundation to: Owsley Stanley Foundation PO Box 625 Occidental, Ca 95465. We were officially granted 501(c)(3) nonprofit status by the IRS in December 2012. All donations to the Owsley Stanley Foundation are fully tax deductible.
Adopt-A-Reel Program:
For donations of $400 or more, we will work with you to select one of Bear’s Sonic Journals for priority preservation. Along with other recognition of your generous contribution, if the recording you select is viable for future release by OSF, you will receive a liner note credit.
Contact
Reach out if you have questions, or to see how you can support the Owsley Stanley Foundation.