Octo­ber 2, 2011 Hardly Strictly Blue­grass Fes­ti­val
Golden Gate Park, San Fran­cisco, Cal­i­for­nia
Moon­al­ice poster by Den­nis Larkins

Accord­ing to Moon­al­ice leg­end, three wise artists heard of about the com­ing of a great fes­ti­val. They came bear­ing gifts for the fes­ti­val, posters made of the finest col­ors. The posters fea­tured a Wild Thing with four faces, a bas­set with a kazoo and a woman made of flow­ers and seashells. All of this is very sig­nif­i­cant, but way too com­pli­cated to share right now.

Accord­ing to Moon­al­ice leg­end, Pokey Moon­al­ice was a ven­tril­o­quist. He was also a kazoo-playing bas­set hound whose pup­pet com­pan­ion played bass banjo on the Arrow Stage. Pokey favored blue grass, but didn’t know it, due to color blindness.

M414