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This is me with Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits, during the 1999 Teen Idol Tour.	Paul Revere on the left and Freddy Weller on the right, both members of The Raiders, more of the Teen Idol Tour.	What is a Teen Idol Tour without Bobby Sherman? I told him I was just old enough to remember "Getting Together" (1971-72).
Me with Jim Ed Brown. As a member of The Browns (with his sisters Maxine and Bonnie), "The Three Bells" was #1 Pop for 4 weeks, and #1 Country for 10 weeks.	On the right is Louis Nunley, an early member of The Jordonaires, the backup group for Elvis Presely, among others.	Me with Skeeter Davis, her biggest pop hit "The End of The World" was #1 A/C for 4 weeks and #2 Top 40.
Me with Peter Tork, Bluebird Cafe, Nashville, circa 1998.	Met Jim and John at a benefit in 2000, with Bill Anderson and Richard Marx.	Last / Next back to The Audio Booth home page

This is me with Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits, during the 1999 Teen Idol Tour.

Paul Revere on the left and Freddy Weller on the right, both members of The Raiders, more of the Teen Idol Tour.

What is a Teen Idol Tour without Bobby Sherman? I told him I was just old enough to remember "Getting Together" (1971-72).

Me with Jim Ed Brown. As a member of The Browns (with his sisters Maxine and Bonnie), "The Three Bells" was #1 Pop for 4 weeks, and #1 Country for 10 weeks.

On the right is Louis Nunley, an early member of The Jordonaires, the backup group for Elvis Presely, among others.

Me with Skeeter Davis, her biggest pop hit "The End of The World" was #1 A/C for 4 weeks and #2 Top 40.

Me with Peter Tork, Bluebird Cafe, Nashville, circa 1998.

Met Jim and John at a benefit in 2000, with Bill Anderson and Richard Marx.

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