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Let's see, where to start with the photos?...well, how about my first band, "The Mixed Emotions", very early on a Sunday morning at Chicago's North Avenue Beach, circa 1966 (L to R: Tom Hoffmann, Pat

This is the only picture I could locate of "Northern Front", the group I spent most of the 1970's with, doing virtually all original material, recording a few records, and having a great time. L to R

Working with Bob Kaider (on right), a great friend and recording engineer extraordinaire, at Lake Recording, circa 1985. He taught me a lot!

The last band I played in, "Danny and the Twisters". L to R: Me, Claud Bianchi, Danny Campos, Chuck Stratton, Carl Bruno and Gary Pahl

Melissa Bauer (The Garritys) playing guitar in the studio (she assured me that the bottle on the piano is root beer)

This picture doesn't have anything to do with music, but I had to put it in because I look pretty good in it (must be because the large glasses make my chin look smaller...)

Okay, back to music pictures; here I am with my good friend Zupe (on right) at the Taxi Road Rally in Los Angeles

A lot of pictures from Horse & Writer will follow; here's a group shot. FR: John, Stacey, Kathy, Angela, Heath, "Senator" MR: Loretta, Skip, Jenny, Ruth BR: Hilde, me, AmyJo, Joey, Rory, Scott, Jan, J

Loretta McNair, Hilde Sevens, Amy Jo Ellis, Angela McArthur and Jan Eller performing the song they wrote earlier in the day

James Dean Hicks, another Nashville hit songwriter (and also NSAI Vice-President and great performer) plays one of his songs.

Skip Ewing couldn't get Tim or James off the piano, so he decided to grab his computer and work on cowboy poetry instead

Dinner on the last night. You know, H&W is pretty amazing experience; you not only enhance your creative ability, you establish relationships with some of the nicest and most talented friends you'll

Our dinner table on the last night at H&W. I belong in that empty space between Jim and Kathy (but I'm much too hyper to sit still...)

Stacey Snowden-Martin, Horse & Writer Coordinator, Skip's Assistant, and all-around great person (and extremely tolerant, too, as I must have called and e-mailed her 50 times before H&W)

Stacy brought her cousins Cailin (L) and Reagan to the studio (Hey!!...I forgot to sign Cailin's cast!!!...)

Since Zupe brought his camera (as opposed to my phone-camera), we made the rounds during the Taxi Road Rally. First, here's Zupe, Michael Lederer (Taxi VP) and me

Here's a shot of me and Michael Anderson at the Taxi Rally (he wrote "Maybe It Was Memphis" for Pam Tillis). I really look forward to talking with him every year because he's as nice a person as he i

During lunch at the Taxi Rally, I ran into Loretta McNair and Amy Jo Ellis, both friends from Horse & Writer and both Taxi Members (it was great to see them again!)

And even though he has a million and one things to do in order to throw the best music convention year-after-year, Michael Laskow (Taxi President) took a few minutes for Zupe (R) and me.