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I've been in a lot of bands - only a few are represented here. In L.A., I did a lot of recording, both in pro recording studios like Larabee Studios, Gold Star Studios (where the Beach Boys "Good Vibrations" was recorded), Brian Ahern's Enactron Truck (Emmy Lou Harris' roving studio) and in my various home studios. I've been blessed to  work with both unknown musicians (like myself) and some of the best players in the world.
Images from my history...	Marina High School, Goldenwest College, The Club Scene, "The Big Time," The Worship Years
	Jimmy and Bob (the beginnings of Tamerlane)   Huntington Beach City Fest circa 1973   Click image to hear Jimmy and Bob perform "Funny Little Man"
	Tamerlane   With new Tamerlane member Keith Comer performing Joni Mitchell's "For Free" on KOCE channel 50, Orange County's PBS station   circa 1975   Click on image to hear Tamerlane perform "House at Pooh Corner" (Craig Fleming on recorder) live on KOCE TV
	Karen Gallinger and Bob at GWC   Karen's still teaching and playing in O.C. circa 1976 Click image to hear "Dreamland"
	The ill-fated but extremely fun Cheatin' Hearts. We were ahead of our time!   We did one gig with Albert Lee as our "big-name sideman" before Sneaky Pete came on board. circa 1985   Y'all know where John Jorgenson ended up.   Click image to hear "Take Me To Your Heart"
	Cheatin' Hearts at Club Lingerie, Hollywood   Robert Hilburn (L.A. Times music critic) raved about our "soaring country harmonies". Hilburn also once dubbed John Fogarty "the best musician in L.A." So go figure... circa 1985 Click image to hear "Takin' Chances"
	The General Happening/GTE Connection   We were a corporate-sponsored show-band. It was the time of our lives! I'd love to hear from ANY of you! circa 1990 Click image to hear "Get Out of My Dreams" from a live show in Santa Monica.
	Saturday Night Worship Band    They were a very anointed and talented group, and I was blessed that they helped me out when I did concerts of my original material! circa 1997   Most of the band has now scattered from Texas to California and elsewhere, but we still stay in touch.
	Rockafire Explosion Chuck E. Cheese's animatronic house band. I was the odd man out, being human and all. When they discovered I was not "like them," they gave me the mechanical boot. It's a shame, too, 'cause their drummer kept perfect time. I suppose it helped that he was bolted to the floor   Click image to hear "It's a Small World After All" over and over and over and over and over over and over and over and over and over over and over and over and over and...
	New Command Alongside Greg Wollan and Bruce Bailey, I get the opportunity to flex my eclectic instrument muscles and engage in intricate harmonies, all the while playing music that is inspirational and deep. These guys are world class, and once again I have an occasion to rise to. We don't play live often, but try to catch us when we do.   UPDATE: We're hard at work writing and recording tunes for the follow-up to our multi-hundred-selling "Damascus Journey" CD.    Click image to hear "No Man is an Island"