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Charles Fox, Keynote Interview, Part 3, TAXI Road Rally 2011
In the third part of this interview, read about the history behind Charles Fox's classic radio hit, Killing Me Softly With His Song that is still being played today. During his incredible 50-year career, people from all over the world have heard his music in hit TV shows, Hollywood blockbusters, concerts performed by some of the world's most acclaimed symphony orchestras, and on several smash hit records. Charles Fox has collaborated with some of the greatest lyricists and artists of our time, and he has won two Emmys, a Grammy, and many more top honors.

Pay It Forward With Your Forwards

Jazz guitarist and long time TAXI member, Stan Morris, dishes out some sound advice on getting more music forwarded by TAXI, how to learn from fellow members, and how to know how high the quality bar is set.

Passenger Profile: Lance Gehl

TAXI member Lance Gehl might live in a small Midwestern town, but that hasn't stopped him from landing a #1 Hit and a Madison Avenue commercial through TAXI. His only regret? He didn't join sooner!

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Jacob Mook has song placed in independent film… Read the full story John Mazzei had his songs placed on a network that broadcasts for Food Network… Read the full story MTV uses song by Paul Otten… Read the full story Mark Crozer licenses music to TLC show ... Read the full story Adonis Aletras received an offer to sign a contract with an independent European music publisher... Read the full story		Musical UFO? Watch this, and get ready to trade in your hacky sack. Want to buy a hang drum? We certainly do!		Don't Let Perfection Kill Your Perfect Song With Producer/Engineer Mixer, Rob Chiarelli Rob gives the lowdown on what he taught at the Road Rally that created a huge buzz when TAXI members got to co-write songs with producer Ron Harris and him and live on stage! Michael LOVES this "glass harp" performance! His wife is still wondering where all the glasses in the kitchen cabinet have gone. Look in the garage honey!

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December 2011