There was no answer at the front door, so burglars went around to the back
Eva Knott 9:36 a.m., May 23
Dave Good
Dave Good is an award-winning journalist and author. Originally from Ft. Worth, TX, he writes about music, pop culture, and American life. His life-long infatuation with music began in an unlikely place: Crawford High School, in East San Diego. There, he played sax with future jazz luminaries such as Carl Evans, Nathan East, and Hollis Gentry. After journalism school at SDSU, he found work in Top 40 and album-oriented rock radio for the next two decades, a period of time in which he also hosted KGB Rocks 10, a popular local music video show on ABC television. In the course of a media career that now approaches three decades, if placed end to end the number of words he has published thus far would stretch around the globe at least once. Currently at work on a book about rock and roll's farm team and the unsung music heroes of San Diego past, Dave lives in La Mesa.
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Recent Articles
Gavin Hardkiss spins tales of local EDM culture in Cubic Lust
Sex, drugs, and mashups: what a deejay does
This is how Cubic Lust starts: "Wake up in a pool of blood. It's soaked into the sheets of this ...
Brothers Gow
I came away from my first Brothers Gow experience with no clear idea what manner of band I was listening to. There is no defining sound here. The music seems to be the end result ...
Number two and trying harder
King Kruk brings home silver from Las Vegas
"At the end of the contest," James Kruk says, "I was taking a photo with Linda Thompson, and she whispered ...
On the menu: saving jazz
Loving local music and local food: "not a sausage fest."
"This is a dinner party. I want people to understand that." LJ Livingston is on the phone to talk about ...
They Do It the Hard Way: San Diegans who refuse to modernize
Deep-blue collar
The Printer “My buddy in San Francisco got his finger smashed in an old printing press. It actually turned the bone to powder. He had no phone in his warehouse to call for help, so ...
A place for your money
Country rocker Billy Joe Clements on the art of bending cow hide to his will
"I gave one as a gift to a buddy once, and I pre- loaded it with cash." Sweet. It's Billy ...
Super Water Sympathy
A busy year ahead for Super Water Sympathy: the band is hitting the road in support of their second full-length, Hydrogen Child, and then picking up a couple months of Warped Tour road work that ...
Heavy-hitters from the peace-and-love generation
Like pioneers
Slightly Stoopid enlists Bob Weir, a couple Neville Brothers, Tommy Chong, and Karl Denson for their new live CD/DVD, Slightly Stoopid & Friends: Live at Roberto’s TRI Studios.
The Nformals release [Self-Titled] The Nformals
The youngest Kmak steps up with a knockout alt rock debut
Seen last week on Joshua Kmak's Facebook page: "To the girl that was sitting across from me at Rubio's, I ...
SD Music TV is back
Free local music video service takes a hit and regroups
The update from San Diego Music TV's Megan Erickson: "As of right now," she emails, "there has been no recovery ...
Uncle Junkie: rehabbed and ready
East County rocker Scott Frazier explains where he's been for the last couple years.
"I'm probably the most addictive personality you'll ever meet." A familiar figure is sitting behind the mixing table in a ...
