WUZZUP?
News flashes & acid flashes
WHO AM I?
Me and my life
MUSICAL NOTES
"Fixin' to Die" and the rest
NEXT STOP IS VIETNAM
News and blues for vets
SECTION 43
Strange stuff / familiar stuff
OTHER PLACES
Visit some friends
JOE'S JUKEBOX
The place to hear the sounds
Visit the

Records · Books · Posters
...or visit
Florence Nightingale's
The D. King Gallery
Politics, Music, Whales

M A G A Z I N E
A U T O G R A P H S

If you send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope I will send you a photograph of myself at Woodstock including a reproduced autograph for free. Details.
I will gladly hand-sign anything you send if you include a check for $20 US made out to Joe McDonald. You are responsible for the packaging and the postage, both to me
and the return packaging and posting. Send to: Country Joe McDonald, P.O. Box 7064, Berkeley, California 94707-0158.
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Listen to Captain Jach's Honeyradio from Detroit
... or KPIG from San Francisco
... or Bullfrog Blues Radio from Portsmouth, England.
Tom Weller, webwright
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elcome to my home on the web. I'm a singer and songwriter, I used to
be in Country Joe & the Fish, and
I live in Berkeley,
California.


Me and daughter Seven at the Cafe Mediterraneum around 1975. Photo by Craig Kolb.
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Get info on my upcoming gigs and booking.
The new Tribute to Woody Guthrie CD is in stock and available at the Country Store. The live version of War War War is there, too.
There will be a special program that revisits the 1965 play Change Over written by Fred Hayden and directed by Nina Serrano with songs by Country Joe McDonald. The song "Who Am I" was written for this play. It's on KPFA-FM, Friday July 11, 3 pm, on "Open Book."
The world record for simultaneous guitar playing has been broken! Read the story from the San Francisco Chronicle. Watch a video.
The Berkeley campus treesit goes on!
See me sing the Hokey Oakey on YouTube. Visit Save the Oaks at the Stadium for more.
From Leah Garchik's column in the San Francisco Chronicle, June 10:
Country Joe McDonald was in Canada the first weekend in June playing a benefit for Corey Glass, who fled to Canada to escape being court-martialed for desertion from Iraq. Glass is being deported to the United States.
When McDonald returned, his baggage claim ticket for his guitar case had "Luv Yr Stuff" written on it in marker, apparently by a baggage handler. But when he opened the case, it looked as though his 1960s Gibson guitar had been bashed with a hammer. A supervisor at United told him, "I have decided not to file your claim for damage as the case is not really harmed ... just the guitar."
An airline representative confirms this practice, although she says the situations are reviewed "on a case-by-case basis .... The airlines do not open bags and inspect them. Has your reader filed a complaint with the TSA? That is what we recommend travelers do in these scenarios."
Fortunately, I took it to Pete Webster at Guitar-o-Rama (6116 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, 510-547-2009) and he was able to fix it up good as new.
 First someone wrecks my guitar and now my car. Wassup wi dat?! See it on YouTube.
There's a petition to nominate Pete Seeger for a Nobel Peace Prize. You can sign it here. You may not know that Pete was involved in the founding of the Clearwater environmental organization.
The City of Berkeley is continuing to work on the bronze plaque commemorating Berkeley's casualties in World War II. There is a now revised list of names. If you know of someone from Berkeley who died in that war, please check the list to make certain that person's name is on it.
Fan Jake Brutman has started an on-line petition calling for the induction of Country Joe and the Fish and Canned Heat into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. You can sign it here.
Bobby Roth's film Berkeley, featuring 10 Country Joe and the Fish songs, is available on DVD from Amazon.
Aaron Sorkin, creator of the TV drama "The West Wing," is working with DreamWorks Studios on a screenplay about the Chicago Seven trial, to be directed by Steven Spielberg. (Read my testimony in the trial.) Filming had been scheduled to begin in March, but was delayed by the writers' strike and anticipation of a possible upcoming actors' strike. Meanwhile, Chicago 10, currently in release, treats the same subject with a combination of documentary footage and animation.
More Wuzzup...
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Here are some videos of me folks have put up:
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A biography
A timeline -- listing my performances and other events
Movies, TV, and stage
G.I. Joe -- me in the service
Look at my secret FBI file
Read my testimony at the Chicago Seven trial
About Woodstock
A discography
Lyrics and album notes
"I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die Rag" -- everything you want to know about the song and much, much more!
The story of the notorious Fish Cheer.
Listen to Country Joe In Space, a virtual compilation of my science-fiction oriented songs. Available only in cyberspace!
Looking for a particular CD? Here's the scoop on all the titles.
Joe's Jukebox
War music
The Great Springfield Pig Roast
Would you like to rent a one-half scale
replica of Maya Lin's Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC? It is 240
feet long and five feet high and fits in a trailer. Contact the Lake County Vetz, (847) 336 3825, 535 N. Pioneer Court, Waukegan, IL 60085-3259.
Vietnam and war news
Vietnam veteran-related links
Fun with Gunz!
Music and psychedelic links
Animal/ecology links and news
Pot news
Berkeley links
Get your free Country Joe appointment calendar, suitable for printing. 2008 calendar now available.
A Sixties Scrapbook
Amazing stories that folks have sent me.
"Country Joe collects dolls!?" Yeah, what's it to ya? See my nurse doll collection.
The attic, where we store old junk.
My site dedicated to the accomplishments of Florence Nightingale
My record company's site, <Rag Baby .com>, featuring the Rag Baby On-line Magazine.
Country Joe & the Fish
"Wildman" Dave Diamond's Country Joe & the Fish fan page
Barry "The Fish" Melton
David Bennett Cohen
Gary "Chicken" Hirsh
Mark Kapner
ED Denson
The Jabberwock.
Berkeley's Vietnam Vets' Memorial
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