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Famous Client List Partial List Of Famous Clients As Of March 9, 1999 James Taylor The Discovery Channel Journey The Golf Channel Sammy Hagar Paramount's Great America D’arcy of Smashing Pumpkins Universal Studios Clint Black Maury Povich Show Celine Dion National Public Radio (NPR) Doane Perry (Jethro Tull) Beavis & Butthead Dennis DeYoung/James Young/Todd Sucherman (Styx) Too Short Spyros Poulos (Madonna, Al Dimeola, Kathy Troccoli, Taylor Dayne) Warner Bros. George Terry (Eric Clapton Band) Polygram Records Bill Kreutzmann (The Grateful Dead) Shure Bros. Andrew Gold 3BTV Christopher Cross Pat Duke (Voice of McDonald's, Miller Brewing & More) Ross Vannelli Dick Ervasti (Voice of Sports on Fox & More) Mike Wanchic (John Mellencamp Band) Rainbow America (Disney, Microsoft, Columbia Pictures) Mona Lisa’s Pizza Palace (SkidRow’s Studio) Manley Audio Labs Mark Lindsay (Paul Revere & The Raiders) Audix Norbert Stovall (D. Parton, Gatlin Brothers, K. Rogers, Ensoniq E. Rabbit, etc...) Editel Mark Farner (Grand Funk Railroad) Barney & Friends Michael Cooper Electroplex Toshi Iseda Azden The Bellamy Brothers Macromedia Wayman Tisdale Adaptec John Baxter (Re-Flex) Quarterdeck An Anonymous “Phamous” Rock Band Denver Center For The Performing Arts John Ferenzik (Todd Rundgren) Community Loudspeakers Michael Molenda, Editor, Guitar Player Chevron USA Steve Oppenheimer, Editor, Electronic Musician Brigham Young University Brian Knave, Assistant Editor, Electronic Musician Cinema Video, Chicago Nona Hendryx Crawford Post, Atlanta Walt Disney Company ShowCo MUMFORD, A Lawrence Kasdan/Touchstone Film Silver Dollar City, Branson, MO LucasArts Entertainment Co. Bell Telephone Research Labs Todd-AO Hunter Fan Co. Tiki Town Studios Opryland USA JBL Rockwell International Premier Percussion UCLA School of Music Steven Klein, Fmr. Sr. Engineer Criteria Studios (E. Clapton, Bee Gees, MPI Home Video (ABC News, Apple Records) A. W. B.) & Studio Designer (Don Was, Kenny G, Yab Yum Joe "Guido" Welsh (Wal-Mart, Atlanta Hawks, Turner Broadcasting) Entertainment, Larrabee) Not Just Jingles, New York City (NFL on Fox, ABC Wide World of Irving Azoff Sports, Coke) Pelonis Acoustics (FutureDisc, K. Loggins, Skywalker Sound) Bill Fulton (I Am Weasel/Cartoon Network) Bob Hodas Tom Lavin, Editor (Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain) Rosati Acoustics Dave Meniketti (Member of Y&T, Voice of Taco Bell, Levi's, Mattel) Sear Sound, NYC (S. Colvin, N. Merchant, E. Clapton) Rob Actis (Narrator of Books on Tape) Castle Oak Prod. (Titanic, Tremors, Wings, 21 Jump Street, Jose Feliciano, MTX-Soundcraftsmen Sergio Mendes) Baldwin Pianos Sound Kitchen (Peter Frampton, Petra) Carvin Digital Insight Cobra Golf Harpo Studios Martin-Logan Time Warner Cable Starlight International Silicon Graphics (SGI) TourDesign (major stars' concert promos & “monster truck” spots) Nintendo Wolfgang Puck (Famous Chef) AT&T Fruit of the Loom Country Comfort Tour ‘97 Bose World Media Group NASA (Mission Control & Kennedy Space Center) Martin-Marietta Sony US Government (9 Agencies) NBC Sports Pat Woodland (Late Show with David Letterman, I'll Fly Away, Disney) Berklee College Of Music The Music Bakery The Lincoln Center, New York City Tim Record, Engineer (Austin City Limits on PBS) Investor’s Business Daily Winnebago Industries Cigna Insurance Matt Rohr, Engineer (Narada Michael Walden's Tarpan Studios) Metropolitan Museum Of Art, New York Penn State University The Whitney Museum, New York City Mormon Church Television Boeing WhisperRoom (Maker of Musicians' Isolation Booths) Qualcomm Dominic Guss (Stevie Nicks, The Outfield, Kurzweil) Lucent Technologies Greg Karukas (Nationally-Recognized Jazz Artist) General Dynamics Kaiser-Permanente Medical Center Kodak Walt Reedy (Siemens, Texas Instruments, Cellular One) Ford Motor Company Rusty Humphries, Creative Director (TM Century) Hitachi CharlieUniformTango, Dallas (Cadillac, JC Penney, AT&T, Black Toshiba Eyed Pea) Pioneer Portland Trailblazers 20th Century Fox Kansas City Royals Broadcasting MSNBC Folded Space Technologies ABC Radio Network Dick Wilkerson (Former Voice of WGN-TV, Chicago) ABC Television ESPN CBS Sports CBS Radio Network The Family Channel *Mention indicates use only and in no way should be construed as an official endorsement by any individual or firm listed..
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