This track is from the album Glenn Palmer Howard and Friends and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/glennpalmerhoward

You'll Know It's True

Change the World

War Games

Pay No More

In 2 the Night

18 in 80

Blood, Sweat, And Sand

This song is my remake of our closer in "Palmer and the Push". The subject matter is something one might view cruising down Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. For best results play it loud:)

Daddy$ Money

Rock : Progressive Rock

'Avatar'. This song was originally performed in the band 'Polyphony'. William Anderson lead vocals, Jimmy Shields keys, Vic Danger bass, Penn Edwards drums, and yours truly guitar and backing vocals.

A Frame For Images

Never in My Life

Lead guitarist, vocalist, keyboardist, percussionist, songwriter. I have been playing instruments since the age of 2 and writing songs since age 17. Played in several bands between the 1970s and the 1990s. Opened for or performed with:
 
Edgar Winter REO Speedwagon John Lee Hooker 

The Dixie Dregs Seatrain Steppenwolf 

Henry Gross UFO Ambrosia 

Meat Loaf The Producers Gregg Allman 

King Crimson Quarterflash Ross Vannelli 

The Fabulous Thunderbirds 



EDUCATION: Music theory and composition; piano; acoustic, electric and classical guitar
 



ACHIEVEMENTS: Instructor of acoustic and electric guitar. 

With Polyphony, released album entitled Without Introduction on Eleventh Hour Records 1972. Co-wrote, played lead guitar, contributed lead and background vocals on album.
 
Founded Palmer and the Push, rated one of the top three bands in Atlanta, Georgia (1981-83)
 
Cover version of Peter Gunn was recognized by the Henry Mancini Association and aired on Atlanta?s 94Q Jazz Flavors radio program.
 
Co-wrote (with Craig Massey and William Anderson) and co-produced (with Tom Wright) Don?t Bother Me, the most-requested song on Atlanta?s 96 Rock Radio?s Home Cookin? I album in 1980-81. The song was also #26 on Atlanta?s Top 96 Songs of 1981.
 

Original composition, Eighteen in 80 received an award at the 7th Annual American Song Festival in 1980.
 
Wrote and produced You?ll Know It?s True, (performed by The Push), the most requested song on 96 Rock?s Home Cookin? III album in 1983. This song received the Quarter Finalist Award at the 10th Annual American Song Festival as well as an award at the New York Pro Am Jubilee.
 
Note: All proceeds from the Atlanta Home Cookin? albums benefited Special Olympics
 


Recorded and/or produced at the following studios: 

Alpha Audio Richmond, Virginia 

Cheshire Sound Atlanta, Georgia 

Crescendo/Sound Pit Atlanta, Georgia 

Hummingbird/United Artist Bldg. Nashville, Tennessee 





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