Prune Music
Patrick “Buzz” Burke
Patrick “Buzz” Burke, former co-owner of Prune Music in Mill Valley, remembers the day Neil Young came in to the store to buy guitars — and the $25 guitar he continued to play on stage 20 years later.
What do you remember about Prune Music in Mill Valley?
Tom Atkin
Great story, thanks
Stephan Miramon
Let’s not forget the Lion’s Share
Kevin Kinsella
He brought Crazy Horse to River City in Fairfax too… I was the Doorman…
Mark Stein
Dorothy, I didn’t know you lived in Cotati,that would be The Inn of the Beginning.Cotati is only about 40-45 min. from here.I’ve probably played the Inn of the Beginning 20 times or more,the better nightspot,The Cotati Cabaret was bigger and had a good PA ,we broke the attendance record there,which was held by Eddie Money,We’d have to play 2 shows a night,and turn the house,(empty the place then have a second show),Debbie Mays lived up there for many years.
Dorothy Suter-Funaro Webb
he always showed up in Cotati at the inn of Cotati when I lived there. just jammin
Turtle VanDemarr
I talked briefly with Carlos Santana outside that store. My buddies with Globe Music had the studio for a time…
Mark Stein
My Band he Edge,used to rent the studio behind Prune for about 3-4 years,it was great having
Larry Cragg right there if you needed a guitar looked at,lots of good stories !
Daniel Haverty
great story
Mark Simons
btw Jason at Marin Nostalgia does a GREAT job
Mark Simons
Ahh the many hours I spent in Prune music as a lad..”ya gonna BUY anything???” was the usual comment form the staff…how many pics do you want me to buy? geez!
Gary Stein
Great stories.