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Some Band Photos "Outside Looking In"

These were taken in September, 2009- same time as my " From the outside looking in" photos were taken. I look better with the band, I think. These were slightly happier times. We had only been together for a few years, and I felt like we had more magic then. Not that we don't now. But looking back, it's easy to see how we fit well together, and we were 6 members, instead of five . Betty Robertson, the blonde lady with the glasses  was the mother of Terri , who sang vocals. She played keyboards as well. She left the band to pursue other things, as she was sought after as a pianist for another Baptist church in town. Her keyboard died one day in late 2011, and she hasn't played with us since. I kind of miss the days when she was still with us. She was about my mother's age, and they both went to the same school- Thomas Jefferson High, in Richmond.

Here's a trivia note: I am the only member of the band who doesn't have blue eyes. My eyes are Hazel (greenish-brown). I guess I thought I'd throw that out there.








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  1. Good looking Group Meade! You look like a baby!

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  2. That’s my favorite song that you do. I prefer the band in the background. Just adds to it.

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    1. Thank you . I do agree- the band always adds so much to my original songs. We are going back into the studio soon!

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