Gary Duncan, guitarist/vocalist for legendary psychedelic rock band Quicksilver Messenger Service, has passed away, following a seizure as a result of a fall. His Quicksilver bandmate David Freiberg ...
3 Ja Rule, LeToya Luckett & DJ Kid Capri to Headline NYC Juneteenth Celebration in Central Park Purple Pyramid Records will be releasing on CD a vintage concert recording of legendary San Francisco ...
Gary Duncan, a guitarist and singer for Quicksilver Messenger Service, an electrifying mainstay of the San Francisco psychedelic scene that rivaled Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead in the late ...
The peak-period Quicksilver Messenger Service, the band which recorded 1968 and 1969’s ‘Quicksilver Messenger Service’ and ‘Happy Trails’ albums. From left: Gary Duncan, John Cipollina, Greg Elmore, ...
Normally, the Friday Live Music page celebrates the best concerts coming to town. This week, we travel back in time to a performance from the distant past that can finally be heard by everyone. The ...
Cleopatra Records’ latest archival release from the Quicksilver Messenger Service’s live vaults takes us back – waaaaaaaay back – to the band’s early days. QMS would’ve been just over a year old when ...
Eventually, Val Kilmer will star in a biopic about the Quicksilver Messenger Service, whose heavy penchant for drugs and 6/4 jazz time made them stars of the ’60s San Fran psychedelic scene. Fraught ...
Gary Duncan, guitarist and singer with San Francisco rock icons Quicksilver Messenger Service, reportedly died on June 29 at the age of 72. It's reported that he suffered a seizure that led to a coma ...
Gary Duncan, guitarist and vocalist for Quicksilver Messenger Service, has died at the age of 72. Duncan’s Quicksilver bandmate and bassist David Freiberg confirmed the news to Rolling Stone, while ...
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