Sonoma Coast Records
Music from the Redwood Coast
Our Artists
Six acts spanning solo piano, psychedelic rock, poetry, and family jam sessions — all from Sonoma County.
Rob Catterton
Sonoma County pianist and composer drawing from improvisational jam band music, classical training, and jazz. "A Grand Piano Tribute to the Grateful Dead," remastered by the Dead's own engineer Jeffrey Norman, earned international airplay and was the first solo piano album focused on the Dead.
Sonny Lewis
San Francisco jazz legend whose big-toned tenor saxophone graced stages alongside Art Blakey, Barry White, The Whispers, and Merle Saunders. His live recordings, preserved on tape for decades, are now being restored and released on Sonoma Coast Records.
Coming SoonGwynn O'Gara
Combining Gwynn O'Gara's imagistic poetry with music composed by pianist Rob Catterton, this creative collaboration gives listeners a unique experience that includes humor, passion, and voices from the world around us.
Lush Catt Park
Psychedelic rock band inspired by the Grateful Dead and other rock legends. What began as a jam session among friends has yielded many recordings worth sharing. Featuring Chris Lushington on bass, Rob Catterton on piano, and Jamie Parker on lead guitar.
Catterton Family Band
Rob Catterton jams with his wife Gwynn O'Gara, son Chris on piano, and his future daughter-in-law Rebecca on drums and vocals. A family project rooted in the joy of playing together.
ArchivalDamaged Banana Band
One of the first Dead cover bands, the DBB included originals by guitarists John Stewart and Tom Reiners, and pianist Rob Catterton. Also featuring Jon Leet on drums, the band's archival tapes are being assessed for restoration and release. John Stewart went on to perform with Bob Weir, and included Catterton on one memorable occasion.
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