Moby Grape Store

This is the only place  to buy Moby Grape merchandise that directly benefits
Moby Grape members Peter Lewis, Jerry Miller, Don Stevenson, Bob
Mosley, and Skip Spence's son Omar Spence.

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Moby Grape

Moby Grape was formed in 1966 in San Francisco, California by Skip Spence, Bob Mosley, Don Stevenson, Peter Lewis and Jerry Miller. They are a rare band where all five can write songs, sing, and play guitar.

Their music blended jazz, rock, psychedelia, blues, folk and country elements into some of the best music imaginable. Their first eponymous album ranked 123 in Rolling Stone’s top 500 albums of all time.

They all have continued making music to this day and Skip, who passed away, had a son Omar Spence who carries on the musical tradition. This is the only place to buy Moby Grape merch that directly benefits the Moby Grape (including Omar) members.

8:05
To love you is so good
To keep you would be so wonderful
Here is my heart that I give
It's all that I have

Jerry Miller and Don Stevenson

Enjoy the wonders
Of life and love
Before you have to go

Bob Mosley

Someday,
Tomorrow will come.
Though I'm not afraid of today,
That's for sure.

Skip Spence, Don Stevenson, Jerry Miller

There's a horse out in the rain
He longs to see the day when his spirit can fly away
Far from his aching heart, free as the wind

Peter Lewis