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	Terry
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	Terry Kirkman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Terry Kirkman, (born December 12, 1939) in Salina, Kansas, USA, was a multi talented musician who wrote the hit song Cherish which for many is the classic love song.
		This song was not written by Kirkman but by artist Tandyn Almer whose identity reportedly was not Beach Boys guru Brian Wilson.
		Terry Kirkman was vice president of an L.A. organization that helps musicians with substance abuse habits, as of 2003,
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Terry_Kirkman (286 words)

	Association
		Terry's wife went to the dictionary to look up the word for them and found a better name on the very same page..."The Association".
		Terry Kirkman had been trying to write a hit song and 'cherish' seemed to be a magic word that he could build something around, although he could not get anything to come together.
		Terry was elated, but refused to let them record what he new would be a sure fire pop hit.
	www.classicbands.com /association.html (958 words)

	CMT.com : The Association : Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Association was as anonymous an outfit as their contemporaries the Grass Roots, in terms of any individual names or attributes, despite the fact that both groups generated immensely popular hits that millions of listeners embraced on a deeply personal level.
		The group's roots go back to a meeting in 1964 between Terry Kirkman, a Kansas-born, California-raised music major, proficient on upwards of two dozen instruments, and Jules Alexander, a Tennessee-born high school drop-out with an interest in R&B who was a budding guitar virtuoso.
		"Cherish," a Kirkman original (which was intended for a proposed single by Mike Whelan of the New Christy Minstrels), was their next success, riding to number one on the charts.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/association/bio.jhtml (2074 words)

	Encyclopedia: Terry Kirkman
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	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Terry-Kirkman (616 words)

	The Criterion Collection: Monterey Pop
		Formed in 1965 by Terry Kirkman and Jules (aka Gary) Alexander, the group bridged the gap between “big-band” acoustic folk and the burgeoning electric folk-rock sound pioneered by The Byrds.
		Born in Salina, Kansas, Terry Kirkman entered music professionally in the wake of a chance meeting with guitarist Jules Alexander.
		Portsmouth, New Hampshire-born Russ Giguere was performing as a singer/guitarist at the L.A. Troubadour in 1965 when he was spotted by Terry Kirkman and Jules Alexander.
	www.criterionco.com /asp/release.asp?id=168&eid=276§ion=essay&page=1 (261 words)

	Terry Kirkman of the Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Terry was born in Salinas, Kansas, raised in Chino, California, attended Chaffey College as a music major, and spent several years as a musician playing with many rock groups -- including a stint with the heralded Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention before forming The Association with Jules Alexander in 1965.
		Today, Terry is involved with drug and alcohol counseling in Los Angeles while still staying involved with his musical interests.
		This song was a result of Terry Kirkman's fascination with the word "Cherish".
	homepages.rootsweb.com /~kirkman/biotk01.htm (562 words)

	Nation's Restaurant News: Jon Jameson - Denny's vice president of marketing - A Day in the Life
		In his absence the meeting has moved forward, and both Schneider and Terry know what is expected of them as they try to arrive at a price cap for one particular premium.
		The meeting, which is joined again by Terry and Mindy Kirkman, national advertising director, is brief and efficient.
		Direct into a test market meeting with Terry and Kirkman, the three quickly identify the markets for a menu test of "Melts and Malts" as each politely shoots down and provides new suggestions for pinpointing the right markets.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3190/is_n40_v30/ai_18779108 (1196 words)

	The Association: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		The Association [+] was as anonymous an outfit as their contemporaries the Grass Roots [+], in terms of any individual names or attributes, despite the fact that both groups generated immensely popular hits that millions of listeners embraced on a deeply personal level.
		The group's roots go back to a meeting in 1964 between Terry Kirkman [+], a Kansas-born, California-raised music major, proficient on upwards of two dozen instruments, and Jules Alexander [+], a Tennessee-born high school drop-out with an interest in RandB who was a budding guitar virtuoso.
		The measures that the group took to change its image came too late -- Birthday [+] fell largely on deaf ears when it was issued in 1968, and the singles "Six Man Band" and "Enter the Young," the latter a re-recording of a song that highlighted their debut album, charted only moderately well.
	www.music.com /group/the_association/1 (2203 words)

	The Association: Just the Right Sound: Liner Notes and Outtakes: Fufkin.com: Dawn Eden: September, 2001
		One, Terry Kirkman's "Cherish" story, was omitted for reasons of space, while the other, Bones Howe's tale of "MacArthur Park," because members of the group deny that anyone made the famous "any two guys" comment.
		Since it was not in their show that night, they sang it for him in their dressing room.
		Afterwards, one of the managers followed Kirkman to his car and asked for permission to release the song.
	www.fufkin.com /columns/eden/eden_09_01.htm (906 words)

	Blue Bird Press Releases
		Kirkman Bus Sales will offer the full line of Blue Bird school bus products in the Canadian Provinces of Alberta and British Columbia.
		Kirkman Bus Sales is a full service distributor that provides school districts and contractors with an industry leading level of sales, service and after-purchase support for Blue Bird products.
		Terry Kirkman, President of Kirkman Bus Sales commented, "Our decision to represent Blue Bird in Alberta and British Columbia was driven by customer loyalty and a desire to represent the industries leading supplier of safe, dependable products designed to meet the changing needs of the Canadian school bus market."
	www.blue-bird.com /2004-05-24_01.php (258 words)

	AOL Music: Terry Kirkman
		Terry Kirkman had been trying to write a hit song and 'cherish' seemed to be a magic word...
		Formed in 1965 by Terry Kirkman and Jules (aka Gary) Alexander,...
		Born in Salina, Kansas, Terry Kirkman entered music professionally in the wake of a...
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	The Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Terry was living with his future wife in West Hollywood.
		Terry Kirkman’s “Everything That Touches You” hits Top 10, the album and Jim’s “Birthday Morning” and “Time for Livin” all chart.
		Terry Kirkman was an associate producer for HBO.
	www.vghf.com /Inductees/association.htm (1302 words)

	FZ
		I started out playing a tenor guitar in college back in '56, doing Kingston Trio and Four Freshmen stuff in a quartet that included Terry Kirkman, who wrote most all the songs for The Association.
		The Meeting Place in Claremont was my home club and we were fortunate enough to have some good acts come through to augment our local talent.
		Terry Kirkman later of the Association was MC and Frank Zappa would show up on Hoot Night and try to play folk music.
	globalia.net /donlope/fz/misc/1958-61.html (2325 words)

	ASSOCIATION, The : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
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		US soft-rock/harmony group formed '65 by Russ Giguere (b 18 Oct. '43, New Hampshire), guitar; Brian Cole (b '44, Tacoma WA; d 2 Aug. '72 of drug overdose), bass; Terry Kirkman (from Kansas), winds; Gary Alexander (Chattanooga TN), guitar; Jim Yester (Birmingham AL), guitar, sax; Ted Bluechel (San Pedro CA), drums.
		Lush harmony of LA-based group brought hits '66 with singles on Valiant label, 'Along Comes Mary' top ten despite allegation that it was a paean to marijuana; 'Cherish' reached no. 1 and won three Grammys.
	www.musicweb-international.com /encyclopaedia/a/A121.HTM (202 words)

	WELCOME TO KDOK 92.1 FM- The Greatest Hits of All Time
		The group's roots go back to a meeting in 1964 between Terry Kirkman, a Kansas-born, California-raised music major, proficient on upwards of two dozen instruments, and Jules Alexander, a Tennessee-born high school drop-out with an interest in RandB who was a budding guitar virtuoso.
		In fact the group would experience a lot more success across the waters than they did at home throughout their career.
		Kirkman stepped back from the music business, while Jules Alexander formed a group called Bijou that got one promising single out through AandM Records.
	www.kdok.com /aotm/aotm0204.html (2177 words)

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		From the mildly controversial and psych-tinged "Along Comes Mary" and "Windy"--both of which contain not-terribly-subtle drug references--to the innocuous but heartbreakingly beautiful ballads "Never My Love" and "Cherish," The Association`s stock in trade was their precise four- and five-part harmony.
		Most often, these beautiful multi-part vocals are topped by Terry Kirkland`s expressive leads.
		Although their years spent recording for Valiant and Warner Brothers Records produced many more gems than are included here, The Association`s GREATEST HITS is a perfect starting point for this wonderful band.
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	Cherish by The Association Songfacts
		This was the followup to their first hit "Along Comes Mary." The Association was popular in the Los Angeles area, but gained national fame when this was released.
		Their keyboard player, Terry Kirkman, wrote this in a half hour and incorporated it into their live act.
		Mike Whelan, who was in an earlier band with members of The Association, liked the song so much that he persuaded his new group, The New Christy Minstrels, to perform it as well.
	www.songfacts.com /detail.lasso?id=1878 (463 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Greatest Hits - The Association at Epinions.com
		Jules Alexander (identified as "Gary" in the CD liner notes for some reason), a native of Chatanooga, Tennesee, formed the group with a cross-section of personnel from around the United States.
		The founding lineup in 1965, besides Alexander, included guitarist Terry Kirkman (from Salina, Kansas, a veteran of several acts including Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention), bassist Brian Cole (from Tacoma, Washington, who passed away in 1972), guitarist/drummer Ted Buechel, Jr.
		Written by the band's Terry Kirkman (the kind of musician who can play any instrument that you put in front of him), the words have been sung by many a romantic soul to his or her soulmate:
	www.epinions.com /content_93317402244 (1451 words)

	Rice Lake Online
		The decision on whose position to cut was based on seniority as specified in the teachers’ contract, said district superintendent Paul Vine.
		High school counselor Terry Kirkman read a letter at Monday’s board meeting which was signed by all of the district’s guidance counselors and stated that the counselors asked for the cut to be postponed 1 year, when Kirkman would retire.
		They were told that the cut had to be made this year, the letter stated.
	www.chronotype.com /article.asp?ArticleID=8248 (799 words)

	IMDb Name Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A search for "Terry Kirk" found the following results:
		Terry Michael King (I) (Director, Brainiac (2004) (V))
		There may be additional matches in special interest areas that are only available to users choosing to see them.
	www.imdb.com /Name?Terry+Kirk (79 words)

	Collins' Oldies Website: The Association
		This group originally had six members: Gary "Jules" Alexander, Ted Bluechel, Brian Cole, lead singer Russ Giguere, songwriter Terry Kirkman, and Jim Yester.
		During the middle instrumental, a recorder (played by Terry on this and other songs) plays lead.
		This song not only was the group's first hit; it's also my favorite by them.
	www.srv.net /~roxtar/association.html (995 words)

	Curt Boettcher at Spectropop
		The Association's follow-up single, however, was to top the success of "Along Comes Mary." The song, "Cherish," was penned by Terry Kirkman and issued in the summer of 1966.
		The lead vocalist on "My World Fell Down" is none other than the schlockmeister himself Glen Campbell (the aforementioned "well known individual"), and he showed himself to be up to the task of meeting the vocal standards of the rest of the album.
		Of the 9 bonus tracks, 7 are previously unreleased and two are mono single versions of songs from the album, those being "Hotel Indiscreet" and "My World Fell Down".
	www.geocities.com /spectropop/hsoftcurtb1.html (4414 words)

	What's New? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		- Blessed Richard Kirkman thrown in dungeon - on misc.
		Also used a different program (GED2WEB) which shows the ancestors and descendants of whomever you are looking at (if I have the data).
		- Updated the text files for the KIRKMAN births, marriages, deaths, and burials so that only Kirkmans with information are listed.
	homepages.rootsweb.com /~kirkman/whatsnew.htm (1128 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: Renaissance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The band also wrote all the songs and played all the instruments.
		Lead guitarist Jules Gary Alexander and wind/brass/reed player Terry Kirkman were excellent on their instruments, and there is much nice keyboard work from Kirkman and Jim Yester.
		The other members of the band could handle their instruments, but they certainly weren't masters.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000AQOQF (727 words)

	ravinia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		First Association hit "Along Comes Mary" possesses excellent jazz type changes blended with harmony and L.A. folkrock rhythm section complete with a fender tele and the engineer who had previously recorded "The Monster Mash", Gary Paxton.
		This song was not written by Terry Kirkman but by an artist Tandym Almer whose idenity reportedly was not beach guru Brian Wilson.
		A very active touring group they would do 250 one nighters in a year.
	www.searchtermtrends.com /terms/ravinia.html (924 words)

	Epinions.com - CHERISH, NEVER MY LOVE, SIX MAN BAND, WENDY & MORE — THE ASSOCIATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Bottom Line The original members of “The Association” were “Terry Kirkman”, “Gary Jules Alexander”, Russ Giguere”, “Brian Cole”, “Jim Yester” and “Ted Bluechel Jr.”
		The group would then consist of Terry on vocals and keyboards, Jules on vocals and guitar, “Ted Bluechel Jr.” on drums, “Brian Cole” on vocals and bass, “Russ Giguere” on vocals and guitar, and “Jim Yester” on vocals and guitar.
		Russ had previously been with the group “The Inner Tubes” and Jim was discharged from the US Army 1 week prior to joining the group.
	www.epinions.com /content_3331170436 (2747 words)

	Jim Drummond's history page
		Staff writers were Gene Alu, Terry Kirkman, Gail MacKay, Ellida Maki and Marilyn Yellis.
		Editorial associates were Terry Kirkman, Ev Richardson and Carleen Simonson, who was also advertising manager.
		Staff included Terry Goldfarb, Judy Hinds, Nick Chilton, Rick Washburn, Margaret Hall, Chuck Bailey and Barbara Benjamin (who died in an automobile accident November 1966).
	commfaculty.fullerton.edu /woverbeck/dtr10.htm (9341 words)

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