Musicians have a Heart Festival for Doctor Phil Good

Keith S | October 1, 2011 | 0 Comments

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Like (and liked by) many musicians, Phillip Dyer AKA “Doctor Phil Good” – one of the founders of Mountain Standard Time and the event production company Ned Presents, has no health insurance and finds his heart is in need of its own “click track,” requiring a pacemaker immediately. Saturday, October 22, from High Noon ’til 1:30 am enjoy a sick mass of heartfelt, pulse-raising music, great fresh food, and 150 years worth of rich mountain ambiance at The Stage Stop in Rollinsville (TheStageStopRollinsville.com – between Nederland and Idaho Springs on the scenic Peak To Peak Highway). This all-day-and-night festival climaxes with headliner The Grant Farm, featuring 2008 National Flatpicking Champion Tyler Grant (Drew Emmitt Band), and Andy Thorn (Emmitt-Nershi Band, 2003 Rockygrass Banjo and Band winner with Broke Mountain Bluegrass Band). Tickets are only $30, which include the 13 & 1/2 hour festival, a huge Silent Auction, and FREE SHUTTLE service from and to Boulder and Denver! There’s also a medical trust fund for donations from those who can’t attend.

Joining the party are: the Holden Young Trio (HY3) with Cody Wales (Salmon Eggs) and Billy Archilla; Chuch’chadelics featuring Chris Misner (The Grant Farm), Adrian Engfer (Hot Soup), Jubal (The Rude Boys, Selasee and The Fafa Family, The 2High Trio), and Monica Kolbi; Chris Sheldon & Friends (drummer for Great American Taxi, PHIX, Running With Sally); Blackdog, Stan Sutton (Mountain Standard Time); Mikee T (Motet); Kevin Dooley; Bob Molly; White Man’s Junk; and a few special guests being kept under wraps. Though Doctor Phil Good’s band – Phil Dyer (In The Pudding Panty Droppers) mandolin, Matt Flaherty (Hot Soup) guitar, Otis Lande (Rogue Sound, Smack Thompson) bass, Cody Wales (HY3), and Peter Goldberg (Smooth Money Gesture) keyboards are unable to perform, check their April 2011 set from the Denver Trips Festival: Archive.org/details/DrPhilGood2011-04-16