Original music for "Who Bombed Judi Bari?" was composed by the Matt Eakle Band with additional music from a wide range of talented artists including Bonnie Raitt, David Grisman, Joe Craven, Matt Butler, and 30 others. Click any song to listen to it in it's entirety, or open the "Playlist" at the top right of the pop-out media player to browse all tracks, or just start at track #1 to play all. Enjoy.
Jim Page was named by Seattle Metropolitan Magazine as "One Of The 50 Most Influential Musicians In Seattle History." He's recorded 21 albums over the course of a 40-plus year career and written a mountain of songs. His songs have been covered by The Doobie Brothers, Christy Moore, Dick Gaughan, Michael Hedges, and Roy Bailey.
Bonnie Raitt
Bonnie's superb musical craftsmanship and passion for the environment require no introductions. Her live performance of "Angel from Montgomery" (link not available) recorded at the Rally for Headwaters in 1996, is featured in the film. We're very grateful for her gracious participation and her enthusiasic and ongoing support. Thanks Bonnie.
Casey Neill
Casey Neill's career has always walked the line between lyrical song craft and ferocious electric live shows. He and his band "The Norway Rats" regularly delight audiences up and down the Pacific Coast and beyond. His song "Dancing on the Ruins" (link not available) is featured in the film.
Matt Eakle Band
Original music for the film was composed by the Matt Eakle Band. Matt's extraordinary talent and unrivaled diversity as a flutist has been enjoyed by audiences since 1976. He's collaborated with the likes of Jerry Garcia, Paul Winter, David Grisman, Norton Buffalo and Paul McCandless to name but a few.
Davis Grisman
For nearly half a century, mandolinist / composer / bandleader / producer David Grisman has been a guiding force in the evolving world of acoustic music. His musical range is wide and deep, embracing many styles, genres and traditions. His rendition of the classic traditional song "Shady Grove" (link not available) recorded live at a "tree-sit" is one of the songs featured in the film.
Award winning creativity educator, Director of RiverTunes Music Camp and Co-Director of Wintergrass Youth Academy, Joe Craven's love of sharing music has put him alongside Jerry Garcia, workshop and lectures in Costa Rica and thousands of school kids in Scotland. From house concerts to major festivals-Joe's at home and loving every minute.
