Posted by Thomas Muse on November 24, 2013 News | | No comments Thank you Surfrider Foundation and The Stephen Talkhouse for a great night. Find out more about the “Don’t Rock The Beach” challenges head to http://easternli.surfrider.org/ Jettykoon knows east end communities depend on the health and survival of our ocean beaches, some of the most beautiful in the country. We support responsible, thorough planning and robust public involvement in any proposed project(s) that may affect the health and future of our beaches. We do not accept the sacrifice of our beach to rock revetments and stone jetties. The beach is on the move baby, best get out of it’s way. Special thanks to Mike Mazz sitting in on second lead guitar (and killing in!) Job Potter harp Klyph Black sound / acoustic guitar/ back up vocals on Ripple Nancy Atlas for the quick jump up and vocal love All who came down to support Jettykoon and Surfrider Foundation photo by Daniel Gonzalez http://danielgonzalezphotography.com/