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Recording in Kansas City 1992



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In Top 12 Finalists of Video Competition 1988,
in conjunction with TNN and BJ's Star Studded Honky Tonk,
and using my mother's maiden name of Puckett.
Little Rock, AR



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Kansas City Christian TV Appearance 1984




Singing finale title song solo of Christmas Cantata
"Jesus, the Light of the World"
with Church Choir in Kansas City, MO
(December 1983)





This was one of the early beginnings of kids musicals I had directed.
Through the years, they were bigger and much more involved in
Kansas City, MO. For the last one I did, Hallmark Cards (headquartered
in K.C.) gave me permission to use their cards to create an overhead
screen presentation, as things were going on stage below. I did it all
--- picking out all the music to combine from several kids musicals,
arranging it, getting a graphics designer to do the stage set, re-writing
the play that was incorporated into the musical, doing choreography,
designing sweat shirts that were custom made, designing the programs
to be printed, etc. It was endless and colorful; however, I loved the
creative process of using music in working with children to teach them
the Love of God. Oh, HAPPY DAY!
(1979 Springfield, MO) Singing "I'm a Great Big Bundle of So Many Gifts"




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A Singer with "The Barons" in 1961-62

Left to Right: Rick Oeder - Bass Guitar; Matt Devitt - Saxophone;
Roy Galatas - Lead Guitar; Glenn Faciane - Vocal and Rhythm Guitar;
Me - Singer; (Unknown); Ron Usner - Drums.
(Not Shown) Carlie Hickman - Trumpet; Phil Aviles - Trumpet.

The 60s was an era of great music, especially in South Louisiana!
The Barons, a super group of guys, was the first band with which
I had ever sung. I was a 15 year old sophomore. My signature song
with them was the Doo Wop "Maybe" by The Chantels!



The Baron & Baronette 48 years later!
The Baron & Baronette 48 years later!
Me with Rick Oeder, Barons Bass guitar player,
at his home in Lake Charles, LA
Do you see his resemblance to G.W. Bush?
(March 2010)
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