Credit: Photo By Todd V. Wolfson

Credit: Photo By Todd V. Wolfson

1

Best Drummer Brannen Temple (left) joins the rest of Blaze, winners of Best Jazz Band.
Credit: Photo By Todd V. Wolfson

2

107.1 KGSR’s Jody Denberg, SIMS founder Peyton Wimmer, Kyle Ellison, and Alejandro Escovedo smile really big — this year’s check was for more than $132,000!
Credit: Photo By Stephen MacMillan Moser

3

Sandra Bullock, looking as divine and darling in casual dress as she does in couture
Credit: Photo By John Carrico

4

That old familiar feeling … the all-star 86ed set: (l-r) Kim Longacre, Kathy McCarty, Cindy Toth, Alejandro Escovedo, Randy Franklin, Mike Hall
Credit: Photo By John Carrico

5

Jimmie Vaughan, James Cotton, and Lou Ann Barton bringing down the house ’round about midnight
Credit: Photo By Todd V. Wolfson

6

King Coffey of the Butthole Surfers does a victory dance after being inducted into the Hall of Fame by Big Boys frontman Biscuit Turner, who followed him offstage.
Credit: Photo By Todd V. Wolfson

7

Best Rap/Hip-Hop Artist MC Overlord was in the house when Band of the Year Vallejo performed, and he joined the boys onstage.
Credit: Photo By Todd V. Wolfson

8

Sara, Aimes, Lara, and Lee of Tosca celebrate their win as Best Strings Players.

This article appears in March 23 • 2001.

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