Paul Liberatore: Inverness musician who rode 'Get Together' to ...

ONE OF THE most notable of the unsung musicians in the rich history of Marin rock 'n' roll lives quietly in a rustic brown shingle house in Inverness, the little village on the shore of Tomales Bay that Jesse Colin Young celebrated in "Ridgetop," his paean to windy and foggy and quiet West Marin living.

[FatFreddysCat]

No longer second fiddle to anyone else, he is Top Banana!
Bravo, great story. More power to you Grandpa.

[Big D]

A great story, another example of the richness of the Marin music scene. It would be nice to see Banana at the Woodstock reunion this weekend, hope he decides to show up there.

[travis]

Brings back memories of the days when KMPX ruled the FM dial.

[Big D]

Ah, the good old days

[Martina2]

Get Together was the best of those "peace and love sixties" anthems. Glad he's doing well and living in West Marin.

[Jessa]

You're the best Banana! It made me so happy to see your smiling face this afternoon. It is always a treat to hear you play, or just sit down and have a family dinner. Good luck with your new record....

[campnicasio]

I saw Banana play with Steve Kimock years ago, love to see that he is still illuminating with that positive energy!

[The Murphys]

You're such a great talent , multi-instrumentalist, and friend. Congrats, buddy!

[cod fisher from prc]

go Lonnie, go