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At the campground the Joshua Tree Music Festival, these guys had an endless supply of Cream CDs and beer to beat the heat of the dusty desert air. |
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Easily the best and most original sounding didgeridoo player I've heard, Ganga Giri, from Australia, takes his instrument to new places in a dance-fueled techno set. |
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Ganga Giri goes deep.
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Tribal dancing under the stars (Ganga Giri). |
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Ganga Giri's groovy DJ lights some sage to begin the festivities. |
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Ganga Giri's set, Saturday evening at the Joshua Tree Music Festival, a beautiful setting in the star-lit desert. |
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Star children feeling the love with Ganga Giri. |
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The Cosmic and the Chemical, moving together to the deep grooves of Ganga Giri at the Joshua Tree Music Festival. |
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Victoria Williams lends her unique background vocals to "This Land Is Your Land" at Kidsville at the Joshua Tree Music Festival. You can't have a festival in the desert without Victoria, after all. I for one am happy that she appears everywhere, every time we go to the High Desert. Thank you, Victoria. |
