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	Creed.com — The Official Website of Creed
		Creed was the first band in history to have four #1 Rock Radio singles from a debut album.
		Taylor mentioned, "I really like Creed's music because they are asking questions that all human beings should ask as they look outside of themselves.
		In 2000, Creed's presence on television and their impact on end-of-year award shows were undeniable.
	www.creed.com /band/bio.html (1381 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online:
		Creed Taylor, soldier and Texas Ranger, was born on April 20, 1820, in Alabama, one of nine children of Josiah and Hepzibeth (Luker) Taylor.
		Taylor married Nancy Matilda Goodbread on April 25, 1840, and they became the parents of two sons and a daughter.
		Taylor is mentioned twice: as a soldier in the Texas army in 1836 and as a participant in the battle of the Salado in 1842.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/TT/fta17.html (503 words)

	Creed Bio on CreedFeed
		Creed's sophomore effort, Human Clay, debuted at #1 on the Billboard charts and has gone on to sell more than 10 Million copies.
		For Weathered, Creed once again turned to longtime friend and producer John Kurzweg to ensure that they captured the anthemic guitars, dramatic vocals and bold lyrics that have made the band's brawny-yet-intimate sound a radio staple for several years.
		Creed's reputation for dynamic and passionate live performances has led to consistently sold-out shows.
	www.creedfeed.com /band (1303 words)

	The Comics Journal: Reviews
		The Taylor family provides the tale's point of view, and Jackson takes a leisurely amount of space to furnish background on Creed Taylor and his kinfolk before settling in on the main action.
		Jaxon makes the point that many of the early Texans such as Sam Houston and Creed Taylor tried to keep the state in the Union, but once Texas joined the Confederacy, everyone was expected to pitch in to the war effort in some way.
		Tumlinson himself is related by marriage to Creed Taylor, whom he fought side by side with during the revolution (Jackson manages to work in a distant relation of his into this scene).
	www.tcj.com /237/r_lost.html (1574 words)

	Creed taylor, creed rock, creed songs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Though many of the records Creed Taylor produced for his CTI label in the 1970s came to define all that was wrong with fusion (dissonance between artist and.
		Patricia Scot with The Creed Taylor Orchestra creed taylor.
		During the recording, producer Creed Taylor felt that one song, Jobim's "The Girl From Ipanema," was a potential hit, but needed some English lyrics in.
	www.bacteriafaq.com /creed/creed_taylor.html (359 words)

	The Headless Horseman
		Creed Taylor and his four brothers had inherited a vast cattle empire from their father when the old man died in 1830, but the big ranch wasn’t exactly what Creed had in mind.
		Creed’s ranch lay west of San Antonio, in the thickest of bandit territory, not far from the headwaters of the Nueces River.
		Creed Taylor was as skilled as any Comanche when tracking, and he determined that Vidal had just pulled the last raid on anyone’s ranch.
	www.theoutlaws.com /ghosts1.htm (4233 words)

	In Search of Creed Taylor
		Creed Taylor was one of the few men of that rare breed who took part in a great many of the major events of nineteenth century Texas and survived to tell about them.
		In the latter part of the nineteenth century, he was one of the patriarchs of the Taylor faction of the notorious Sutton-Taylor Feud that plagued DeWitt County and the surrounding area.
		Creed Taylor's grave is about half way back from the entrance and a little to the left.
	www.texianlegacy.com /taylor.html (1865 words)

	CTI Jazz: Buy Jazz Photos, Jazz Music, Jazz CDs and DVDs - produced by Creed Taylor.
		Taylor knew that people would judge an album by its cover, and Impulse covers were designed as works of art to be worthy of the music that they contained.
		At A&M from 1967-69, Taylor's productions were often quite commercial, with the frequent use of strings and pop tunes, including Wes Montgomery's final three albums and some early efforts by George Benson; it was as if Taylor was searching for the formula he was later to perfect.
		Still, Creed Taylor had the last laugh on the Jazz police by headlining a roster of mainstream jazz artists like Milt Jackson, Chet Baker and Paul Desmond alongside newer artists like Joe Farrell and Airto Moreira, as well as established players at the time, like George Benson, Freddie Hubbard and Hubert Laws.
	www.ctijazz.com /creed.php?title=Creed%20Taylor (1571 words)

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		Creed Taylor was a well-known and respected name in the jazz world long before he founded his famous CTI (Creed Taylor International) record label in the 1970s.
		Unfortunately, Taylor became interested in distributing his own recordings to retailers, a notoriously difficult and expensive business, and rather than increasing sales as he had hoped, the strain threatened to bankrupt the company even as it was enjoying its greatest success-Deodato had hit it big with his fusion version of "Thus Spake Zarathustra".
		Taylor's roster of talent had attracted the attention of larger labels who began to lure his stars away with lucrative contracts.
	www.jazzitude.com /cti/main.htm (707 words)

	Creed Taylor MP3 Downloads - Creed Taylor Music Downloads - Creed Taylor Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Creed Taylor is best known for his CTI label of the 1970s, but he has been important in the jazz recording industry for quite some time.
		Taylor was at Bethlehem during its two most significant years, recording such artists as Chris Connor, Oscar Pettiford, Ruby Braff, Carmen McRae, Charles Mingus, Herbie Mann and the J.J. Johnson-Kai Winding Quintet.
		It is unfortunate that Creed Taylor has been blamed for the late-'70s/early-'80s sellout efforts by Hubbard, Turrentine, Benson and Laws for other labels, which were quite inferior to their gems for CTI.
	www.mp3.com /creed-taylor/artists/108195/biography.html (418 words)

	The Belltower, Samford University
		Taylor replaces Marlene M. Reed, who had served as acting dean since fall 2003 and retired at the end of the 2005-06 academic year.
		Taylor was selected following a national search and received an "enthusiastic recommendation" from the search committee and "strong, positive endorsements" from the school of business faculty, according to Samford Provost J. Bradley Creed.
		Taylor earned a bachelor of business administration degree from Baylor in 1992 and later earned a master's degree and doctor of philosophy degree in economics from Purdue University.
	www.samford.edu /pubs/belltower/Aug2005/taylor.html (538 words)

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		At the same time, we're a little bit older and more mature now and we’ve been through a lot in the past few years, so we are looking to put things across in a way that reflected that.” Co-writer Mark Tremonti added, “We wanted to take our sound and expand on it.
		I think Weathered is the most diverse, dynamic record we have written to date.” Creed’s reputation for dynamic and passionate live performances has led to consistently sold-out shows.
		Our experiences in previous years have been amazing and we can’t wait to continue that feeling.” In 2000, Creed’s presence on television and their impact on end-of-year award shows were undeniable.
	cdnd.winduprecords.com /creed/artwork/bio_1-10-2002.doc (1249 words)

	Personal Names T
		Taylor, John K. Deputy Sheriff of Pulaski County; Chandler v.
		Taylor, John M. Judge in Alabama's 5th judicial circuit; Standifer v.
		Taylor, Sam M. Subpoenaed to testify in Hogan v.
	arcourts.ualr.edu /Personal-Names/names-t.htm (1669 words)

	CTI RECORDS: A DISCOGRAPHY (PAGE TWO)
		Verve's big budgets and Creed Taylor's proven ability to turn jazz into hits (starting in 1962 with Jimmy Smith's "Walk On The Wild Side" and Stan Getz's "The Girl From Ipanema") afforded limitless opportunities to employ the cream of the crop in studio musicians for these records.
		Taylor was also able to record his jazz stars in a wide variety of beautifully devised orchestral settings arranged by such first-call arrangers as Oliver Nelson, Lalo Schifrin, Gary McFarland, Don Sebesky and Claus Ogerman.
		Taylor successfully revived the label during the first half of the 1990s, recording Dizzy Gillespie, Larry Coryell, Jim Hall and, perhaps most significantly, bassist Charles Fambrough and, most memorably, Ted Rosenthal.
	www.dougpayne.com /cti2.htm (1070 words)

	Fueds & Range Wars - Sutton-Taylor Feud (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Creed Taylor, the patriarch of the Taylor clan, was a rough-and-ready, old frontiersman.
		The Sutton-Helms group took it upon themselves to pursue the Taylor clan, which proved to be a fatal mistake for Billy Sutton.
		When a member of the Taylor clan was killed, the Suttons retaliated by killing of a member of the Sutton-Helms group, generally by ambush.
	www.jcs-group.com /oldwest/outside/rule.html (1831 words)

	Esther Phillips, Home is Where the Hatred Is: The Kudu Years 1971-1977 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Kudu was a label formed by Creed Taylor, who had been responsible for some of the most popular jazz recordings ever made on his CTI label.
		Taylor's approach to jazz was to frame original songs, pop and jazz standards, and even contemporary pop and rock hits in orchestral arrangements.
		With Kudu, Taylor hoped to create "a fl awareness label, more commercial oriented than CTI and indigenous to the fl popular music of the United States." Grover Washington, Hank Crawford and Lonnie Smith were featured on Kudu, but it is Esther Phillips whose amazing voice had perhaps the biggest influence.
	www.greenmanreview.com /cd/cd_phillips_home.html (443 words)

	Creed Biography
		With Creed's success Mark has achieved best guitarist of the year for 3 years and his success continues as he works on new projects, working with other bands and writing new music.
		Creed went on to sell a ton of records and tour a lot.
		Brian was a founding member of Creed, and concieved the name for the band (which had previously been known as "Naked Toddler").
	www.marktremonti.net /creedbio.htm (3179 words)

	Creed Taylor Productions, Part 2
		Taylor became his own boss in 1968, forming CTI Records—Creed Taylor, Inc. Producer/arranger Don Sebesky, a stalwart from Taylor’s Verve and A&M days, was among his first recruits.
		Taylor’s CTI roster includes some of the greatest jazz musicians of the time, including Chet Baker, Paul Desmond, Herbie Hancock, Freddie Hubbard, Milt Jackson and bassist Ron Carter, whose refined sense of rhythm and melody has graced a significant portion of CTI’s output.
		Taylor’s only recording of Simone (her first sessions in four years) is a relatively brief but typically mixed set of originals, covers, and spirituals forged in the dark molten iron of Simone’s unmistakable piano and vocal soul.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=19323 (1074 words)

	CTI Jazz: Buy Jazz Photos, Jazz Music, Jazz CDs and DVDs - produced by Creed Taylor.
		Creed Taylor, who produced the record, and whose first recording with Getz this was, says that Getz “played most of it live — there might have been some little fills” and agrees with my theory that if Getz's mother had died suddenly, a session surely would have been rescheduled.
		Further, Taylor says, the acoustics at Webster Hall, on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, an Armenian-neighborhood hiring hall that had become RCA's main studio, bled too much to allow for overdubbing.
		Taylor's second record with Getz, Jazz Samba, was already a hit by the time of the Hunter College performance; Getz/Gilberto was on the verge of release.
	www.ctijazz.com (455 words)

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		Dower for widow of Thomas Taylor 9/29/1827; Bounds of property mentioned as being on the bounds of property of Thomas Taylor's and Talton Taylor's.
		I must tell you that Uncle William Taylor was so strong and uncompromising a Democrat that his faith and political principle was the only thing that he was ever known to fight for.
		Indeed all the Taylor family of whom I know anything about were loyal to that principle, except old Uncle Zack "the hero of Buena Vista" who was elected president on the "Whig platform" and who was a member of our family.
	home.att.net /~l-k-osborne/taylor/misc.htm (3057 words)

	Thank You to Creed Taylor
		A lot has already been written about Creed Taylor and his influence on American pop and especially, jazz music.
		A lot of praise, anger, criticism and resentment has also been voiced concerning whether or not what Creed did - in producing all the albums he did - was good for music and good for those artists who recorded that music.
		This statement is a sincere "thank you" from me to Creed for all the hours of listening enjoyment he has helped to give me over the past decades and for helping to shape my own musical tastes.
	www.bjbear71.com /Rosengarden/creed.html (360 words)

	CTI Reissues-The Creed of Jazz
		CTI was an independent record label owned and overseen by Creed Taylor (CTI stood for Creed Taylor Inc.), a legendary jazz producer whose roots are in Virginia.
		Taylor, however, was lured away to run the Verve label for MGM in 1962.
		During its heyday, Taylor and CTI were praised and derided for the label's trademark sound.
	www.jimnewsom.com /CTI1.html (996 words)

	Creed Taylor, Incorporated: The AAJ Interview, Part 1-3
		Without the contributions of producer and entrepreneur Creed Taylor, the past, present and future of jazz would be differently written.
		That �Girl� remains a rare almost inexplicable moment of musical magic: Taylor, saxophonist Getz and Brazilian guitarist / vocalist Jo�o Gilberto romantically dance through a Jobim program, but it was Gilberto�s wife Astrud whose unaffected, slightly unsure voice breathed life into �The Girl.� It was her first professional performance.
		Taylor is also raising his internet profile through an active role in www.ctirecords.com.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=2196 (1834 words)

	Creed
		Creed was the first band in history to have four #1 Rock Radio
		Creed's evolution is far more than just a matter of dollars and cents.
		For Weathered, Creed once again turned to longtime friend and producer John Kurzweg to ensure that they captured the
	hometown.aol.com /misspunk16989/Creed.html (1392 words)

	TAYLOR FAMILY
		The Johnson middle name in Jasper Johnson Taylor and Willie Johnson Taylor may be after Mary's family.
		Son Creed Melvin sold his 1/7 share August 21, 1888.
		Both Nancy and Creed Melvin are buried in the Oak Grove cemetery.
	mysite.verizon.net /bushwhak/id10.html (556 words)

	Battle of San Jacinto by Creed Taylor
		As related by DeWitt Colonist Creed Taylor to James T. DeShields and published in Tall Men With Long Rifles 1935.
		The first time I remember to have heard these expressions was during Houston's short talk to the men on the eve of the battle.
		Who have you got there?" "Don't know Creed, but we think he's a big buck." This was only a few paces from the "dead line" where the Mexican prisoners were being guarded.
	www.tamu.edu /ccbn/dewitt/sanjacintotaylor.htm (6011 words)

	Steve Khan Solo Transcriptions
		Just as it was with Creed's earlier production work for Verve, the high-gloss production values and compact presentation of the songs seemed to garner these recordings nothing but bad reviews, from critics and musicians alike.
		Say what you will, but Creed Taylor has always selected artists who have, at the very least, the gift of stating a melody with tremendous warmth and a very personalized touch.
		Even though the soloing was, by most standards, constricted to a chorus, a part of a chorus, or a prescribed number of bars, all the featured players offered improvisations of a special relaxed dignity.
	www.stevekhan.com /sambaanalysis.htm (938 words)

	Fort Tours \| Kimble County Historical Markers
		NW) On Feb. 6, 1879, Sheriff John L. Jones and deputies T. Taylor, Oscar Latta, John Gardner, T. Frazier and Bob Owens found Jim and Jourd Nite (brothers) and J. Crane with cattle and horses stolen from James and Peterson and John Gardner.
		Taylor (1819-1906) fought in the Battle of Gonzales in 1835, and later in the Battle of Concepcion and the Siege of Bexar.
		Marker Text: Grandson of Josiah Taylor and grandnephew of Creed Taylor, Indian fighters who took part in Battle of Bandera Pass, 1841.
	www.forttours.com /pages/hmkimble.asp (3048 words)

	Creed Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Taylor's career as a performer ended, in fact, about the time he graduated from Duke University and left the school's "Ambassadors Dance Band." He went into the music business in New York City, and quickly moved up through the ranks, becoming head of Artists and Repertoire (A&R) at Bethlehem Records in 1954.
		Taylor does deserve recognition for his active and continued support for jazz.
		Taylor left Impulse for Verve in 1962, and was responsible for the decade's best selling jazz album, the enormously influential Getz-Gilberto, which spawned the bossa nova Space Age Pop standard, "The Girl from Ipanema".
	www.spaceagepop.com /taylor.htm (364 words)

	Creed Taylor - AOL Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The place in jazz history held by Creed Taylor is impeccable, stylish,...
		Creed Taylor, who produced the record, and whose first recording with Getz this was, says that Getz ?played most of it live ?
		Download, listen and watch Creed Taylor music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and more on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/creed-taylor/130626/main (184 words)

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