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Alan has recorded for a variety of musical artists, producers and songwriters including notables such as John Fogerty, The Bob & Tom Show, Rockline, Babyface, Paul Rodgers of Bad Company, Larry Crane, Duke Tumatoe, Pat Godwin, The Floating Men, Steve Allee, Tim Wilson, The Byrds, Richard Bowden, Barry Martin, Mark Cawley, Todd Yohn, Mary Ann Kennedy, John Howcott, Seven Degrees From Center, Carl Storie, Dane Clark, Heywood Banks, Lamar Campbell, and Southern Draw. Nationally broadcast live radio production and mixes include Hootie and the Blowfish, Toad The Wet Sprocket, Melissa Etheridge, Sam Kinison, Extreme, Peter Frampton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Double Trouble, Fastball, Patty Smyth, Eddie Money, Jonny Lang, John Sebastian, Kid Rock, Styx, Gary Wright, David Lee Roth, Kenny Wayne Shephard, Susan Tedesci, Paul Rodgers and Bad Company, John Hiatt, The Pat McGee Band, Blues Traveler and Cheap Trick. Alan has been a NARAS / Grammy Award voting member since 1984. Alan with his wife, Carrie, and twins, Sam and Emma, reside in Carmel, Indiana.

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Funbox the brand new family show from Anya, Gary and Kevin (the stars of The Singing Kettle). Kids Entertainment, touring Scotland, dress up as a Pirate or Princess.

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The RolandNote Country Music Database is a constantly updated source for everything you want to know about country music history. From Jimmie Rodgers to The Judds, from Gene Autry to Garth Brooks, from The Carter Family to Carrie Underwood, RolandNote.com supplies endless biographical data and trivia. It's a quick resource not only for the front-line artists, but also the producers, songwriters and musicians - fiddlers, guitarists, drummers and Dobro players - that helped establish hillbilly, bluegrass, western swing and honky-tonk music. But it's not just about the people in country music. It's a fascinating tool to find details about such radio shows as the Grand Ole Opry and 'The Louisiana Hayride'; important sites such as the Ryman Auditorium, RCA Studio B and the Country Music Hall of Fame; major movies and TV shows such as 'Urban Cowboy,' 'Hee Haw,' 'Reba' and 'CMT Crossroads'; and the histories of significant albums and songs, such as Lee Ann Womack's 'I Hope You Dance,' Shania Twain's 'Come On Over,' Johnny Cash's 'Folsom Prison Blues' and Hank Williams' 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry.' Created by music journalist Tom Roland, it's an essential virtual stomping ground for anyone who loves country music, be it a radio program director, a Music Row professional or a devoted country fan.