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	Jim Gordon (musician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		James Beck Gordon (born 1945), known as Jim Gordon, is an American-born musician active during the 1960s and 1970s.
		Gordon began his career as a session drummer in Los Angeles.
		In 1983, Gordon was convicted of murdering his mother and was sentenced to life in prison.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jim_Gordon_(musician) (367 words)

	James Gordon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		James Wright Gordon (J. Wright Gordon, 1809–1853), Whig politician from Michigan
		Jim Gordon (musician) (born 1945), session drummer on albums by Joe Cocker, Eric Clapton and other rock bands of the 1970s
		Jim Gordon (singer), Irish singer/songwriter, currently living in Bergen, Norway
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Gordon (247 words)

	jim gordon
		gordon a couple of years ago on his legendary drum work with clapton, and his unfortunate ensuing mental illness which resulted in him stabbing his mother to death, believing she was some sort of "demon" trying to get him.
		jim gordon one of the worlds greatest drummers, traffic, derick and dominos (i'm sure you know) and gary barone, a great trumpet player and pal of mine (believe it or not gary, jimmie and i were all in a national guard band during vietnam) were rooming together.
		the jim gordon listed as playing horns with the band (from the last waltz) or with keb'mo or indeed anytime there's a listing for sax or clarinet or flute it's not jim beck gordon the great drummer but another jim gordon.
	www.united-mutations.com /g/jim_gordon.htm (1440 words)

	Gordon College: Media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		FOUNDER OF THE GORDON COLLEGE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DIES AT THE AGE OF James Jorgenson, who served as the founding conductor of the Gordon College Symphony Orchestra, died Sunday, Dec. 28 at his retirement home in Redlands, Calif. of complications from a stroke he suffered in September.
		"Jim was a very talented musician with a very impressive background," said C. Thomas Brooks, chair of Gordon's Music Department and a longtime friend.
		One of the highlights of his final season was a joint performance at Gordon with his son John, a professional musician who has traveled the world performing with the Elton John Orchestra and many other well-known artists.
	www.gordon.edu /media/jorgenson.htm (423 words)

	Jim Gordon's i-view (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Jim Gordon is prisoner C89262 in the California Men's Colony at San Luis Obispo.
		And then I was informed that it was nominated for a Grammy and I was real surprised." Gordon did not petition the prison officials for permission to attend the ceremony, and regarding that said "I watched the show, and when my name was announced, well, I didn't hear it.
		Because it was kind of a hopeless situation." Apparently Gordon believes that he didn't commit the crime, but rather that the crime "happened" and says "When I remember the crime, it's kind of like a dream.
	www.iem.ac.ru /clapton/articles/gordon.washpost.html (661 words)

	Clarinet Madness: An Interview with Bobby Gordon by Jim Merod
		There is a genuine uplift in Gordon's approach to Russell's songbook and reverence for the musician and for the era his music memorializes.
		Gordon names some of those he most enjoys as partners: trombonist Dan Barrett; cornetist Peter Ecklund; vocalist Rebecca Kilgore; drummer Ed Slauson; and clarinetist Charlie Romero, "who was the first clarinetist at Mickey Finn's place, the original," Gordon adds.
		Gordon recalls that he "was on Zutty Singleton's last recording, in 1969 for the Voice of America, with Danny Barker on guitar.
	www.enjoythemusic.com /Magazine/music/0102/gordon.htm (2145 words)

	Trenton Times Article
		You can't miss jazz pianist Jim Ridl's new CD "Door in a Field." It's the one with the bright graphics showing a man's shadow against a door, standing free in the 22-degree chill and brilliant sunlight of a North Dakota farm field.
		She said the recording was completed last summer and Jim took a copy to the family's annual Christmas gathering at the ranch in Dickinson, N.D. "Jim's parents, Gordon and Agnes, heard the recording along with the rest of the family and they loved it.
		They had been very supportive of Jim's career right from the very beginning and this was his way of saying how much he appreciated the legacy and a way of life they provided for their children.
	www.jimridl.com /new_ridl_trenton_times.html (586 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The army of musicians Becker and Fagen used were eager and willing to come under the Dan's exacting standards, knowing that time spent under their demanding ears could produce a legendary recording.
		Jim Hodder, Jim Gordon, Jeff Porcaro, Hal Blaine, Bernard "Pretty" Purdie, Steve Gadd, Paul Humphrey, Rick Marotta, Jim Keltner, Ed Greene--some of the most influential drummers of the last twenty-five years.
		Unfortunately, Gordon's remarkable talent was mired by mental disease that tracked him form the age of seven and eventually ended his career.
	www.povlab.org /jeff.porcaro/article/md92dan.txt (3665 words)

	Jim Gordon Band (Norway) - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Jim was guitarist with Irish rock band “Trade” in the late 60’s, moved to England in 1971, where he was half of the folk/rock duo “Blue Epitaph”, producing”Ode by Blue Epitaph” on Holyground Records, Britain’s first independent Record label.
		Jim was a founder member of “Household Names”, described by “Time Out “ in London as a blend of rock,folk,reggae and dance.
		Jim has toured with Doug Morter as a duo and appeared with The Backroom Boys (Doug’s band with Jerry Donahue, the legendary American guitarist from Fairport Convention) as well as Doug’s new band “Then Came The Wheel”, which features players from John Martyn, Jethro Tull, Rick Wakeman, Alison Moyet, Van Morrison, 10cc and others.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,2940781,00.html (600 words)

	Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Jim and Anne dated for three short months and in the summer before his twelfth grade in high school his father retired from the Navy and again they moved back to Texas.
		Although, only a small part of the movie required Jim's voice, it was the break that would give Jim the recognition as a serious singer and allow him to step closer to his dream of being a full time musician.
		Jim Curry is one of Holland America Cruise Line's most popular shows from the Caribbean to Alaska.
	www.jimcurrymusic.com /biographies.htm (630 words)

	The Drummers of Steely Dan
		Jim Hodder; Jim Gordon, Jeff Porcaro, Hal Blaine, Bernard "Pretty" Purdie, Steve Gadd, Paul Humphrey, Rick Marotta, Jim Keltner, Ed Greene-some of the most influential drummers of the last twenty-five years.
		Jim Hodder, "percussionist, bronze god, pulse of the rhythm section," was the original drummer for Steely.
		Unfortunately, Gordon's remarkable talent was mired by mental disease that tracked him from the age of seven and eventually ended his career.
	www.granatino.com /sdresource/md1.htm (3649 words)

	Life of Jim Gordon celebrated at memorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Jim Gordon had an enormous impact on the lives he touched.
		Gordon was the radio voice of the Giants for 18 seasons, retiring in the mid-1990s.
		The respect for Gordon, a former Marine and graduate of Syracuse University, was further heightened during his nine years on the Putnam County Legislature, beginning in 1988.
	www.northcountynews.com /archives_2003/5-7-03/news4.htm (806 words)

	CMT.com : Blind Faith : Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Winwood at age 20 was some three years younger than Clapton, and had emerged as a rock star at 17 as a member of the Spencer Davis Group, spending three years as the lead singer on a string of enviable R&B-based hits.
		His concerns were musical -- he wanted to work with the best musicians, and wanted to experiment with jazz, which led him to leave the Spencer Davis Group and form Traffic, which proved riven by egos nearly as strong as the members' musical impulses.
		And given a new bite at the apple, the record labels were salivating as they opened their checkbooks to write out big advances, and every concert promoter who could tried to get in on the money to be made, offering huge sums for the chance to profit from a tour by such a band.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/blind_faith/bio.jhtml (2714 words)

	Inner Light Ministries - Biography (ILM History)
		Jim Gordon is President and founder of Inner Light Ministries.
		At that time Jim began to realize that his inner vision and his understanding of the things around him were different from others.
		At the age of 18 Jim was asked by the Holy Spirit to begin being of service in the world.
	www.ilm.org /biography.htm (791 words)

	Reviews of Jim Gordon - Free Music Downloads - MP3 Downloads - Download.com Music
		Jim Gordon's music has the beautiful combination of soothing in a peaceful way, and then uplifting you in a very dynamic way.
		Jim Gordon's Native American music is the only one you need to listen to...
		Jim Gordon is the only Native American artist you need to listen to, to feel the peace and serenity that Native American music can bring you.
	music.download.com /3640-8500-100662975.html (612 words)

	Deep Feeling
		Gordon Jackson recalls a night when the band were playing at a London club called "Knuckles".
		It was there where Jim Capaldi and Dave Mason along with Steve Winwood from the Spencer Davis Group would sometimes get together on stage with saxophone/flute player Chris Wood from Cradley Heath who had played in an early line-up of the Birmingham group Chicken Shack and was currently in a band called Locomotive.
		Gordon Jackson recorded a brilliant but under-promoted solo album in 1968 which had musical contributions by Steve Winwood, Jim Capaldi and Dave Mason.
	www.brumbeat.net /deepfeel.htm (616 words)

	Jim Pepper Legacy in Recorded Music: a Treasure Chest by Jim Olding / In Motion Magazine
		Originally written by Portland jazz DJ Jim Olding as a celebration of the life and legacy of Jim Pepper, his article is published in In Motion Magazine (with permission) in tandem with an interview of filmmaker Sandra Osawa.
		Gordon Lee, Pepper's pianist of choice on scores of occasions, is both a fine player and composer; by no means out of his league with these world-class musicians.
		Jim's playing is so perfectly beautiful on this one that it's obvious he was among familyto wit: longtime Pepper associate, and Gunter's son, Ed Schuller on bass; and the expatriate American, Jim's soul brother, and Claudine's husband, John Betsch on drums.
	www.inmotionmagazine.com /pepper.html (2305 words)

	Blind Faith: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Blind Faith [+] was either one of the great successes of the late '60s, a culmination of the decade's efforts by three legendary musicians -- or it was a disaster of monumental proportions, and a symbol of everything that had gone wrong with the business of rock at the close of the decade.
		Winwood at age 20 was some three years younger than Clapton, and had emerged as a rock star at 17 as a member of the Spencer Davis Group [+], spending three years as their lead singer on a string of enviable RandB-based hits.
		His concerns were musical -- he wanted to work with the best musicians, and wanted to experiment with jazz, which led him to leave the Spencer Davis Group [+] and form Traffic [+], which proved riven by egos nearly as strong as the members' musical impulses.
	www.music.com /group/blind_faith/1 (2768 words)

	Jim Gordon Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Started playing clarinet at 11, and started working as a professional musician at 14, and worked all thru high school.
		My uncle Claude (Claude Gordon) was a trumpet player and educator.
		Jim Gordon, Chuck Ousley, Cal Haines December 2005
	www.jimsjazz.com /bio.htm (716 words)

	Server Automation Tools - Jim Gordon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Not only that, but it was Jim Gordon that created and wrote the actual music and piano solo for the song, and, even though drums are his primary instrument he played the original piano solo on Layla.
		Apparently Eric wanted Jim to play something differently and he got pissed off and told Eric that the Dixie Flyers were in town and that he should go and talk to their drummer.
		Even though Jim is still in Attica for murdering his mother with a hammer, but I'm sure his drug abuse played a big part in that whole thing.
	www.serverautomationtools.com /pubs/sattools/Nothing_Computers/JimGordon.html (2054 words)

	Bread
		Bread was formed in 1969, when a leading Los Angeles session musician, David Gates, was asked, by now legendary music figure Russ Regan, to produce a project featuring Rob Royer as vocalist for the group "Pleasure Faire".
		The first fruit of that nucleus, augmented by drummer, Jim Gordon, was the album, "Bread" released in January, 1969.
		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.
	www.classicbands.com /bread.html (582 words)

	Sunday Performers
		Jim's musical interests and talents are long-standing and, even while building his career in the TV and film industry, he has taken the time to learn, perform and stay connected with this crazy business we call folk.
		Jim has a very broad knowledge and tremendous skill in several musical genre.
		Today Jim is weaving his musical web on the jazz guitar for the pleasure of the early arrivals to the music tent.
	www.soulehomestead.org /sunday3.htm (1697 words)

	LA Weekly
		Tedesco, who died in 1997, was a Hollywood session musician, a professional guitarist, a player in fact of nearly any plucked string instrument he could tune like a guitar.
		The musicians were accordingly first-rate: In 1945 Leopold Stokowski, Walt Disney’s co-conspirator on Fantasia, organized the Hollywood Bowl Symphony from their ranks.
		There are still session musicians making money — even a living — in L.A., as there will be as long as there are solo artists in need of temporary backing and producers who believe there’s a commercial edge to be gained from a professional touch, and still something to be said for the human touch.
	www.laweekly.com /ink/04/20/features-lloyd.php (4340 words)

	Jim Gordon - Free Music Downloads - MP3 Downloads - Download.com Music
		Jim Gordon's ephemeral flute melodies and solemn percussion backdrops channel Native American musical traditions, but these deeply spiritual compositions don't demand prior knowledge of such styles.
		Jim Gordon, a gifted musician, writer, arranger and sound designer, brings to life Native American Flute and Percussion in his newest creation.
		Feel the irresistible power of the music as it leads you on a healing Shamanic journey for the sacredness of life and reverence for the earth.
	music.download.com /jimgordon/3600-8829_32-100662975.html (263 words)

	Florida Cracker: Wednesday's Duane Allman Pic
		Gordon, the drummer in Eric Clapton's Derek and the Dominoes, and the most sought-after drummer of his era, is an insane killer.
		Gordon Lightfoot, Glen Campbell or Gary Puckett and the Union Gap.
		Gordon said yes, settled in a Chelsea flat and bought a Ferrari.
	www.florida-cracker.org /archives/002030.html (5801 words)

	SP #119 - 2/9/98
		Subject: Jim Gordon Date: Wed, 4 Feb 1998 13:49:00 -0500 In response to the question in #118, Jim Gordon is indeed still alive.
		Jim from an early age suffered from "voices" in his head, which would plague him for years to come.
		Nick From: sohi@aabc.dk Subject: Jim Gordon Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 07:57:12 +0100 As regards the query in SP118 about what happened to Jim Gordon, I have a little info from one of the numerous Clapton biographies that have been published.
	www.winwoodfans.com /maillist/volum119.htm (2975 words)

	LYRICS: The Heart Of Saturday Night: Diamonds On My Windshield (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The bassist, Jim Hughart, hit on a cool bass line, and the drummer, who that day was Jim Gordon, pulled out the brushes and delivered a hot shuffle beat.
		Gordon, a brilliant studio musician, was once a member of Eric Clapton's supergroup, Derek and the Dominoes; he cowrote the rock anthem "Layla" with Clapton.
		Years later, in a fit of dementia, he killed his mother, and he was forced to spend his later years in a mental hospital.
	www.keeslau.com /TomWaitsSupplement/Lyrics/Theheartofsaturdaynight/Diamondsonmywindshield-ub.htm (1108 words)

	hip online: artists: blind faith
		Cream's internal structure was as stressful as it was musically potent, however, as a result of the genuine personal dislike between bassist-singer Jack Bruce and drummer Ginger Baker, which occasionally overwhelmed the respect they had for each other as musicians, leaving guitarist-singer Eric Clapton to serve as mediator.
		Winwood at age 20 was some three years younger than Clapton, and had emerged as a rock star at 17 as a member of the Spencer Davis Group, spending three years as their lead singer on a string of enviable randb-based hits.
		His concerns were musical--he wanted to work with the best musicians, and wanted to experiment with jazz, which led him to leave the Spencer Davis Group and form Traffic, which proved riven by egos nearly as strong as the members' musical impulses.
	www.hiponline.com /artist/music/b/blind_faith (2738 words)

	Terence Boylan Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Considering the drought of talented new bands and vocalists in the last few years it is especially pleasant to run across a talented and tasteful musician new to the rock scene.
		It is no surprise that Boylan's first record is as good as it is. His history includes a pilgrimage to meet Bob Dylan and play in Greenwich Village; leading a local band that included the later founders of Steely Dan, and making a musical comedy record with his producer-brother in 1968.
		Although it is Boylan's voice and the lyrics that dominate the album, the quality of musicians propels the instrumentation into the superior range, far outdistancing most of the music heard on similar mood albums.
	www.terenceboylan.com /reviews/tc_article_4.html (260 words)

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