Bobby, (Left Front Row holding niece) was born May 31, 1966, in Savannah, Tennessee to Jackie and Junior. He's the oldest of four, after him is Sarah, then Vicki, and the youngest, David.  

A few words about Savannah, small, small, small.

Some Trivial tid-bits:

Favorite foods- All of them except English peas and cherries.

Favorite colors-blue, red, green and black

Favorite Bands-Air Supply, Boston, Eagles, Heart, Journey,

Kansas, Queen, Styx, But, those are the old groups.

Some of my favorite current bands are Dave Matthews, Erasure, Lovemongers ,Tonic, and Tangent Kings.

Favorite artists- Celine Dion, Linda Ronstadt, Shania Twain, Olivia Newton-John, Patti Labelle, Martina McBride, Trisha Yearwood,

Elton John, George Michael, Billy Joel, Boz Skaggs, & Vince Gill

Favorite actors-Jack Nicholson, Robin Williams, Vince Vaughn, Tom Hanks, & Tom Cruise

Favorite actresses-Michelle Pfieffer, Meryl Streep, Alfre Woodard, Bette Midler, & Whoppi Goldberg

Favorite movies of all time-The Color Purple-Interview With The Vampire-Murial's Wedding, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, Fright Night, Aliens, and many more.

Favorite TV shows-Buffy, The Vampire Slayer, Will & Grace, Friends, and Southpark

My first band was called Formula. I formed it with High School friends that I had known for years. We played local talent shows and eventually ended up doing the Mid-South Fair Talent Contest as a last minute invitation and won our category, best band. We won with the song "Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' by Journey. We recorded three studio songs, "Eyes Of Fire", "Long Road Home" and "Hold Me".

The second band I was in was called Via Satellite. These guys were incredible. Christopher Morley was the lead guitarist, songwriter, co-singer and the leader of the band. He had formed the band with Richard Anderson, the keyboardist and an amazing one at that. Russell Nicholson played drums and Tracy Ayer was the bassist. We played local clubs in Murfreesboro, TN and Nashville. As I said, we did originals, but also did covers by bands like Journey, Styx, Yes, Boston, Kansas, and many others.

It was a fun time. We played together for about 3 years. The band split and Chris and I worked together for a while longer. We soon called it quits too.

After a two year hiatus, I started singing again. I moved to California in late '95 and worked with a producer on a couple of songs. I had never really tried writing with Via Satellite too much, but after the time off, I started writing songs. "Can I Hold You" and "Primitive Love" were the songs that came out of my time with Keith Gaudette, the producer in California.

More to come.......