‘The Tale of the Dog’ explores the legacy of a short-lived club that turned Denver into a musical destination In the 1960s, Denver was arguably in cow town mode, except for when it became an epicenter of rock and roll, a destination for the likes of The...
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The doc includes the voices of musicians who played the Family Dog, including Otis Taylor and Paul Conley of Lothar & the Hand People, as well as venue employees; renowned artists Stanley Mouse, Victor Moscoso and Raphael Schnepf, who made psychedelic posters for the venue;...
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So last night I was honored to be invited to the exclusive premiere showing of Tale of the Dog - The Untold Story of Denver's Greatest Rock Club, a fantastic documentary on the history of Denver's short-lived Family Dog concert venue. The brainchild of Dan...
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It was in existence for less than two years, but the Family Dog rock club — located just down the street from DU, near Evans and Santa Fe — was the epicenter of ’60s cool in Denver. Opened in 1967, the venue — an offshoot...
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The Family Dog may be the most influential rock-music venue in Denver history. Yet it’s also the most mysterious. The club debuted just shy of a half-century ago, on September 8, 1967, and subsequently played host to a slew of seminal acts, including Jimi Hendrix,...
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Dan Obarski & Scott Mongtomery on the Fox to discuss The Tale of the Dog, narrated by Rick Lewis himself....
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Dan Obarski & Scott Montgomery on the show to discuss their new documentary on the Family Dog Denver....
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Dan Obarski and Scott Montgomery on the show to talk The Tale of the Dog Documentary. Then Open Lines and Topics....
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