w/ Crimps, the fox
Roxborough CO 2004 |
Reference letter
from
John McEuen |
w/ John McEuen
and our OM28 guitars
mine is 2002, John's is a 1932
Loveland CO 2004 |
11 years, 6th grade
Richardson TX 1963 |
Correspondence w/ Singer/lyricist
Jim Morrison of The Doors
for Am Lit research paper High
School English class 1969 |
17 years, high school sr.
Richardson TX 1970 |
|
In 1971 I joined the student
activities union in college. The 1st concert I worked was John Denver
w/ Helen Reddy as an opening act. When John was on stage singing
Country Roads, Helen and I were backstage singing together. Many
years later, in 1989 John was a guest of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
at the Will The Circle Be Unbroken concert at Red Rocks.
This time when John sang Country Roads, I was backstage harmonizing
with Levon Helm of The Band. I felt like I graduated. |
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Richardson, TX 1973 |
My 1st gig, The
13th National Bank
Ft. Worth TX 1974 |
In 1976 I was Playing in
a band in Denton, TX with Jerry Baker, who was playing guitar and pedal
steel. When Jerry quit the band, our drummer saw a guy walking down the
street carrying a guitar. He hollared at him and asked if he wanted to
audition. It was Eric Baker. He got the job and we became lifelong friends. |
Tequilla Mockingbird
back: Richard Price, Mike Geldon,
Warren, Dan O'Hara
front: Eric Baker, Charlie Holmans
Denton TX 1977 |
Denton TX 1977 |
Warren & Eric
Denton TX 1977 |
Denton TX 1977 |
Eric & Warren
Lindsay TX 1977 |
courtesy of our good
friends in
Lynchburg TN 1978 |
Springfest, Adams State
College
Alamosa CO 1979 |
In 1979 I moved
to Colorado and Eric went to Oregon. I reunited w/ Randy Pope, with whom
I had worked back in 1974. We were both roadies for bands in Ft. Worth.
Randy sang and played harmonica. Our duo was playing more than the bands
we were working for, so we quit the roadie gig. A year later Eric moved
to Denver and Randy went back to Ft. Worth. |
Warren Floyd & Randy
Pope
Denver CO 1979 |