These pages accompany the cd that was passed out at the service for Dave in Berkeley on June 4th, 2006.

INDEX TO DAVE PAGES

Dave's Playlist and photos from Jennifer Mahoney

Paul Dodd Pages For Dave

Rich Stim / MX-80 Page for Dave

Kim Torgerson photos of Dave

Steve Hoy photos of Dave

Brad Fox photos of Dave

Bob Mahoney's remarks at Dave's service

Patsy Talor's remarks from Dave' sevice

Paul and Peggi photos from Dave Memorial Trip

Jennifer says goodbye to Dave

First Some Photos and Then the Playlist

Lover Boy

Birth of Max

Birth of Chet

Daddy

Why we work

Mr. Cool

Daddy

Three generations. John, Dave, Max Mahoney.

In his element.

Fave state

Dave's Playlist from Jennifer Mahoney

My personal tune to sing to Dave would be from Archie Shepp's Blase
disc, but I like There is a Balm in Gilead, Jeanne Lee vocalist. I wish
him one.

Interesting to see how vast the DAM playlist is. The modeling gigs of
recent years were where he inseminated unsuspecting painters, drawers
and sculptors with world music.

Here's my list of songs that moved Dave that have come to mind over the
past 10 days. Jeez, over all the years of living with him we traveled
through so many phases, mostly with Dave at the helm. These are some
that I remember as recurrent DAM favorites. We never did much country,
but there must be some from the Breakers' playlist.

Beach Boys:

Caroline No -- this eluded him -- I think he had it on vinyl and every
once in a while we'd catch it on KALX --

Surf's up (original version)

In my room -- he identified heavily but did not think the tune itself
was stellar

Beatles:
Because - a capella version on the anthology of out takes.

Archie Shepp:
Blase, recorded Paris 1969
revered for the "This ain't a hate thing; it's a LOVE thing" phrase

Gorecki
Three pieces in Old Style, first movement.

Kachaturian, gayane ballet suite, cut 6 on 2001: Space Odyssey sountrack

Samuel Barber, adagio for strings -- this was OVERDONE after 9-1-1. But
he liked it.

Coltrane -- sheesh I have to check which disc it's on -- Chet knows
which one

Black Thighs -- dunno who and now he's dead I can't ask him. waaa. He
sang it a lot, but I think it was Art Ensemble???

Sinatra -- I wish I were in love again
revered by DAM for the phrase: "when love congeals /it soon reveals/
the faint aroma of performing seals"

the Nuns: Suicide Child - more lyrics stuck in the huge vault of DAM
memory

Arvo Part - De Profundis - title track is good, 7 ("the mass is over"
- a nice 28-second tune), #19 beatitudes in english,

Ensemble Organum:
Chants de l'Eglise de Rome -- I'll have to figure out which cut if any
one in particular

Van Halen/ZZ top?: Hot for Teacher/sharp dressed man

Huey Lewis: Perfect World -- this was his bounce-the-baby-Max tune. If
Dave went to his own memorial, he'd cry at this one and most would
wonder why.

Soundtrack to The Insider, cut 3

Soundtrack to Shawshank redemption, I dunno which one, Max can hum it.

Soundtrack to To Kill a Mockingbird, first track is good enough.

Morton Feldman's--- Rothko Chapel -- heard that one a plenty; it's long

Olivier Messaien -- string quartet (I think "For the end of time"??)

Ralph Stanley: God Put a Rainbow in the Clouds, from Almost Home

Index to Dave pages

Dave's Playlist and photos from Jennifer Mahoney

Bob Mahoney's remarks at Dave's service

Kim Torgerson photos of Dave

Steve Hoy photos of Dave

Paul Dodd Pages For Dave

Rich Stim / MX-80 Page for Dave

Paul and Peggi photos from Dave Memorial Trip

From the Soundtrack to Chinese Box: Sunset, cut 12, by the band of Her
Majesty's Royal Marines
revered by DAM for it's perfect drumroll lasting to the very end of the
song. a good one, gotta listen to it.

The Coltrane is, among SO many other Dave faves, one called Creation,
recorded in NYC 4/2/65, and put out on something called Coast to Coast.
Toddler Chet tried to "sing" it.