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On Jan. 6th 2006 Mike & I saw BB King perform at the Kodak Theatre (home of the Academy Awards) in Hollywood. We were priviledged to visit him after the show with a roomfull of his family, friends and special people. What a rare and wonderful night.

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Presenting Morgan Freeman with one of my paintings was the highlight of 2004

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While in Hawaii 2004, we ran into "Hurley" Jorge Garcia, from the hit drama "Lost" Mike said Hurley is no longer "Lost" ha ha

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Cindi and Les Paul who is the inventor of the solid body electric guitar and the pioneer of multi-track recording, the use of reverb and other now-standard recording techniques. All you guitar players knew this......

 

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This familiar face is the actor Chris O'Donnell now guest staring in "Grey's Anatomy" he posed with me right before we carried the Olympic Torch our 2/10 of a mile in Pasadena, California.  This took place on January 16, 2002.

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On June 3rd 2005 I received "Woman of Achievement Award" presented by the YWCA. At the banquet was Miss MaryAnn the hostess from the popular '60's children's show Romper Room. It aired on KCOP channel 13 daily. Miss Mary Ann (King) had the role of hostess from 1966 until 1975
She is seen in the middle of this photo. Also in photo L-R My sisters Lisa, Kim (middle) Miss MaryAnn next to her my Aunt Marie and my mom Jean

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This photo was taken at the Blues Music Award Show in Memphis 2005. Mike & I met legendary Hubert Sumlin who played with Howlin' Wolf for many years.

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Outside of House Of Blues in Hollywood we took a photo with Aaron Neville after his show. Very generous man!

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Cindi seen here with musician Doyal Bramhall II and his band. His father, Doyle Bramhall Senior, was the drummer for blues legend Lightning Hopkins and a regular collaborator with Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan.
When Doyle Sr. was 16 years old, he toured as second guitarist with Jimmy Vaughan's band.

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