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	James Griffin
		Singer-songwriter James Arthur (Jimmy) Griffin, a founding member of the group Bread and of country band the Remingtons, died at his home in Nashville on January 11th.
		Jimmy Griffin was raised in Memphis, and that city's healthy music scene afforded him early exposure to a bevy of American roots music forms.
		Griffin left the band in 1973 and rejoined in 1976 before the group disbanded in a swirl of rancor and lawsuits.
	www.spectropop.com /remembers/JGobit.htm (549 words)

	Jimmy Griffin Encyclopedia Article @ GetitFreeHere.com (Get It Free Here) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Griffin was born in Leslie Gore, but grew up in January 11.
		Following the breakup of Bread, Griffin performed with the hit groups songwriter (with 1943, 1963, and Cher) and Fred Karlin (with 1943 births and August 10).
		Griffin died of complications from cancer on 2005, American guitarists at his home in Billy Swan.
	www.getitfreehere.com /encyclopedia/Jimmy_Griffin (579 words)

	James Griffin - Biography - AOL Music
		The group's 1968 self-titled LP was produced by in-demand L.A. session musician David Gates, and when the Pleasure Fair dissolved soon after, Gates recruited Griffin and Royer to form Bread.
		In 1970 Griffin and Royer were asked to set lyrics to Fred Karlin's music for the film Lovers and Other Strangers; "For All We Know," performed on the soundtrack by Larry Meredith, went on to win the Oscar for Best Original Song, later becoming a massive radio hit when covered by the Carpenters.
		Griffin was performing with Sylvester and John Ford Coley when a long bout with cancer claimed his life on January 11, 2005.
	music.aol.com /artist/james-griffin/18030/biography (365 words)

	Bread - Seventies Music at Randy's Rodeo
		James Griffin wrote and sang fully half of Bread's songs (quite distinctively, I must insist), but now everyone thinks Bread was David Gates' band.
		Griffin was relegated to the b-side of all subsequent singles, doomed to a supporting role in the soft rock juggernaut Bread would soon become became.
		James Griffin was born in Ohio but raised in Memphis, Tennessee, where the hard-bitten blues and country of the region stamped a lasting impression on his budding talents.
	www.randysrodeo.com /seventies/bread.php (3970 words)

	Article on James Griffin written during last tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Blessed with a beautifully resonant, versatile singing voice, James brings to Bread a rhythm and blues sensibility and raw edge that is the perfect complement and counterpoint to David Gates' smooth, sweet delivery.
		Although James still had a solo recording deal by 1968, he (and Royer) began thinking strongly about joining forces with Gates to form a new band - a band that would take advantage of their considerable combined singing, songwriting and instrumental talents.
		An excellent singer, songwriter and all-around musician, James Griffin's abundant musical talent, filtered through a distinctive country and R and B prism, has been a vital and irreplaceable part of what has made Bread one of the finest bands of the pop-rock era.
	sandyj.com /jagriffin.htm (469 words)

	Bread - Biography - AOL Music
		A session musician and producer, Gates met in 1968 guitarist/vocalist James Griffin, who had already released a solo album called Summer Holiday.
		Griffin hired Gates to produce a new album, and the pair soon became a group, adding guitarist/vocalist Robb Royer from the band Pleasure Fair, who Gates had produced early in its career.
		Griffin claimed that, when the group was conceived, the pair agreed that the singles would be divided equally between the two songwriters; Gates wrote most of Bread's hits and wanted to continue to compose the singles.
	music.aol.com /artist/bread/3768/biography (567 words)

	Oregon Symphony Musician: Paloma Griffin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Born in Fresno, Calif., Paloma Griffin began her studies at the age of 3 with her father, a violist.
		An avid chamber musician, Griffin studied chamber music with Isaac Stern, Mark Sokol and the Cleveland and Kronos Quartets, as well as jazz studies with Maxine Roach and the Uptown String Quartet.
		Griffin’s chamber music and solo recitals have taken her throughout the United States and Europe.
	www.orsymphony.org /bios/musicians/bio_griffin.html (247 words)

	Bread
		It was in the context of this project that Gates, Griffin, and Royer, the nucleus of Bread, initially met, developed friendships, and decided to pool their talents.
		As is normal for musicians as talented as these, directions begin to veer, and there evolves a contrast such that is apparently impossible to justify keeping the group together.
		Sadly, James Griffin passed away in January, 2005, at the age of 61.
	www.classicbands.com /bread.html (582 words)

	"Make It With You"
		Griffin was from Memphis, and learned classical guitar before taking up rock and roll in high school.
		Gates and Griffin then began a legal battle over the rights to the Bread name, a case which was settled in 1984.
		Griffin remained active in the music business as a member of the country groups Black Tie and then the Remingtons until his death from cancer in Jan. 2005 at the age of 61, and Botts has written commercial jingles and children's music.
	www.superseventies.com /sw_makeitwithyou.html (708 words)

	Fan Anecdotes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		As a musician myself, I set up my own website with a guestbook and I was overjoyed to discover that one day, the one and only James Griffin had signed it thanks to David Crawt letting him know of me.
		I was in disbelief at first that James Griffin was singing to me, on the phone with that legendary voice of his.
		I was deeply saddened to hear of James' passing, I was aware of his illness and it did look positive until the news arrived that he had died.
	www.jamesgriffinarchives.com /anecdotes.htm (2146 words)

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	members.cox.net /thecrislerfamily/family/James_Mize_Descendants.rtf (18444 words)

	James Griffin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		James is an Australian songwriter, performer and broadcaster.
		He is currently co-presenter of Australia Talks Books on ABC Radio National and is the producer and presenter of Words with James Griffin, ABC Television's national weekly interview program about books, writing and ideas.
		From 1978 until the late 80s James was based in Sydney and was a highly visible performer in Australia's independent music scene, fronting the bands, The Agents and James Griffin & the Subterraneans and working as a late night music presenter on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's youth radio station, Triple J FM
	www.jamesgriffin.com.au (248 words)

	Jimmy Griffin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Once the Burnette brothers moved to Los Angeles, California in order to further their music careers, Griffin went there to visit them, and managed to secure a recording contract with Reprise Records.
		In the 1960s, Griffin teamed with fellow songwriter Michael Z. Gordon to write songs for such diverse singers as Ed Ames, Gary Lewis, Bobby Vee, Brian Hyland, The Standells, Leslie Gore, Sandy Nelson and Cher.
		In 1968, Griffin teamed with David Gates and Robb Royer to form the band Bread (and drummer Mike Botts joined on their second album, On the Waters).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Griffin_(musician) (417 words)

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	About The Remingtons
		After leaving the group, Griffin made an album with Terry Sylvester of the Hollies and was part of Black Tie with Billy Swan and Randy Meisner, who made a superb, goodtime album, When The Night Falls, in 1985 and a revision in 1990.
		Born in Cincinnati, Ohio but raised in the blues and country music Mecca of Memphis, Tennessee, James moved to Hollywood, California in 1962, almost immediately securing a recording deal with Reprise. Releasing a solo album in 1963 on Reprise entitled, "Summer Holiday", James** also found time to study acting as an "artist-in-development" at MGM studios.
		Dorsey introduced James to his producer and he was signed to a deal by October of 1962.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /deanadshead/remingtons/about.htm (865 words)

	James Griffin in Songs from the Jukebox at the Ghost Town Bridge Hotel
		James Griffin is an accomplished musician, poet, songwriter and playwright.
		Best known for his work as a conversationalist on the ABC program Words, James Griffin is also an accomplished musician, poet, songwriter and playwright.
		For La Mama's Explorations Season, Griffin has written and is performing a collection of Gothic song-stories that delve deep into his own cultural history.
	www.theage.com.au /news/arts-reviews/james-griffin-in-songs-from-the-jukebox-at-the-ghost-town-bridgehotel/2006/10/13/1160246313923.html (266 words)

	John L's Bread Pages
		Holly Cieri's recording of "For All We Know" – a duet with James Griffin which was recorded in June, 2004 – has been available at CD Baby since April, 2005.
		Griffin had an earlier partnership with Michael Z. Gordon, and this team penned the very impressive "Get The Message" which was recorded around 1968-69 by Sagittarius (Michael Fennelly, lead vocal), Brian Hyland, Bobby Vee, Michael J. James, and The Young Men.
		A large number of musicians contributed to the legendary "Black Tie" LP of 1985 including James Griffin and Robb Royer, and the Black Tie group that emerged publicly had Griffin, Billy Swan and Randy Meisner as its core members.
	www.jlindquist.net /bread (2579 words)

	Walmart.com - Music Downloads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		James Arthur Griffin, 10 August 1943, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, d.
		Increasing friction between Gates and Griffin led to the band's collapse later at the end of 1972.
		Griffin died of complications from cancer in January 2005.
	www.walmart.com /swap/LoadArtistBio.do?artistId=1464 (424 words)

	Fair, James Graham - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Sunshine superman: Graham Medcalf interviews James Munro, chief executive officer of Superbank.
		Pop: Tunes help you sing more easily; Teenage Fanclub, the melodious Scottish band, have teamed up with Jad Fair, the cult US musician and artist.
		James McNair hears how an unlikely collaboration became a triumph.(Features)
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-fair-jam.html (350 words)

	Holly Cieri article by Gail Worley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Holly’s dream became reality when she met and befriended James Griffin, guitarist, singer, songwriter and co-producer in the wildly popular ‘70s soft rock group, Bread.
		When James Griffin passed away on January 11th at age sixty-one, after a brief battle with lung cancer, his death resonated throughout the music world, and Holly was devastated by the loss of her friend.
		A native of Boston, Holly Cieri is a former dancer who chose to focus on her singing talent after a knee injury made a career in dance impossible.
	www.hollycieri.com /GailWorley.htm (913 words)

	54th Georgia Volunteer Infantry
		James Lucius Faulkner was born on 2 September 1834 the son of James Faulkner and Susan Nash.
		James H. Griffin a second cousin four times removed was born on 29 April 1829 in Lowdnes Co, GA the son of Shadrock Griffin and Nancy Bradford.
		Lewis Moses Griffin a great-great-great uncle was born on 10 October 1829 in Irwin Co, GA the son of Benjamin Daniel Griffin and Sarah Henderson.
	www.nwinfo.net /~jagriffin/54th.htm (3841 words)

	Article on James Griffin written during last tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		James, commenting on the latter role, wryly noted, "I got killed on page 42!"
		As James comments, "I was so tired of getting my songs recorded by other people who would miss the point or change the hooks or tempo." Thus, Bread was born.
		James comments that he went out to visit his older former musical neighbors, Johnny and Dorsey Burnette and they offered to help him meet their producers.
	www.sandyj.com /jagriffin.htm (469 words)

	CMT.com : Terry Sylvester : Biography
		A gifted singer and a talented musician, he fared well in the group for a dozen years, during which they cut three of their biggest hits and some of their best albums.
		Sylvester's father, James Sylvester, was a jazz trombonist in his spare time, who had played in big bands, and he introduced the boy to music at a very early age.
		Although not as visible as he was in his former group, Sylvester has remained active in music -- he and Griffin have concertized together in America, while Sylvester's British performances have usually been solo.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/sylvester_terry/bio.jhtml (1076 words)

	Badman Recording Co. - Bands
		Formed in 1969 amidst the glitz and glamour of Los Angeles, the nucleus of Bread, consisting of Rob Royer, James Griffin, and David Gates met while recording in the studio.
		After the recent passing of founding member and co-writer James Griffin, this album perhaps has greater importance, and reverence, than when it was initially conceived.
		The Carpenters, Bread, James Taylor and the Eagles were doing it, even though they had a rock side.
	www.badmanrecordingco.com /bands/default.aspx?productDetail=bread (1772 words)

	James Griffin - Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It will include background on the creation of The Subterraneans - and on the many members of other significant bands who played with that group - and information about James' solo career, radio plays, performance art projects and contributions to the satirical underground music theatre collective, The Roll Your Own Ragtime Cabaret.
		Also included will be the text of some stories from James' ground breaking spoken word double album, The Land of a Thousand Dances, along with details of his book of song lyrics, Waiting for Something to Happen - plus some of his articles, book reviews and conversations with other song writers.
		The discography has a chronological list of James Griffin releases.
	www.jamesgriffin.com.au /archive.htm (125 words)

	James Griffin Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Dedicated to a great musician and a great friend!
		contributions to fund a music school assistantship in James Griffin’s name.
		This is a long-term project, so check back from time to time to see what's new.
	www.jamesgriffinarchives.com (208 words)

	Daniel Library, The Citadel: Knob Knowledge
		Smoak was expelled and the three other cadets (Landis Carter, James Griffin, and Hugh Rogers, Jr.) were permitted to resign.
		Griffin was the only Citadel graduate who was the governor of a state other than South Carolina.
		James A. Grimsley, 16th president of The Citadel.
	citadel.edu /library/Knob/knob_g.htm (3088 words)

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