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The 16th Annual SF Weekly Music Awards
Thursday, Oct. 20, 2005, at 8 p.m. at the SF Weekly Warfield
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Published on October 19, 2005
Hieroglyphics
Rogue Wave
Federation featuring the Animaniakz
Parchman Farm
Bing Ji Ling and Tommy Guerrero
Mitch Marcus Quintet
The El Cerrito High School Marching Band
MCs: Killing My Lobster
Bing Ji Ling, ice cream pimp
J Boogie, DJ, KUSF
Cory Brown, owner, Absolutely Kosher Records
Tony Carracci, owner, Pound-SF
Cip, owner, Underground SF
Tony Espinoza, owner, SF Soundworks Studio
Tommy Guerrero, mustachioed mogul
Travis Hellyer, talent booker, Mezzanine
Hooman, DJ, Alice Radio
Garrett Kamps, janitor, SF Weekly
Beth Lissick, author
Pete Mar, DJ, Live 105
Alistair Monroe, founder, North Beach Jazz Festival
Naomi Salazar, event coordinator, Amoeba Music
Ren Salgado, promoter, True Skool
Monica Serrano, talent booker, Pound-SF
Nick Tangborn, cock-knocker, owner,
Jackpine Social Club Records
Benjie Watterson, DJ, KALX
Our sponsors: Live 105, SF Station.com, Fernet-Branca, Seagram’s Vodka, Cabo Wabo Tequila, Heineken USA, and Amstel Light
The production team at BGP
The 2005 Music Awards Nomination Committee
Our friends at Idle Hand Tattoo Studio, Askew Grill, Sushi Rock, La Parilla, Hooker’s Gumbo Shack, and Showtime Limousine Services
Executive Producer: Chris Keating
Producer: M. Johanna Lopez-Miyaki
Associate Producer: Logan Hale
Production Assistants: Greg Duncan and Cheryl Burckle
Program Editor: Garrett Kamps
Program Contributors: the unflappable Justin F. Farrar, the redoubtable Michael Alan Goldberg, the venerable Tamara Palmer, the very well-groomed Mike Rowell, the scorchingly hot Dan Strachota
Copy Editor: Deborah Lewis
Layout Editor: Jenny McElhiney
Art Director: Darrick Rainey
Video Visuals: Kevin Quatman and James Olness
Web Producer: Bryan Dunlap
Music Account Executive: Aaron Serrao
**Tickets will be available at the SF Weekly Warfield box office on the day of the show
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