BLJO What's New! Keyboard legend Keith Emerson sits in with the BLJO at Typhoon Halloween bash October, 2007 (Members pictured from left to right): Front Row: Bob Carr, Glen Garrett, Glenn Morrissette, Bruce, Keith, Glen Berger, Craig Fundyga, Brian Kilgore Middle row: Ron King, Suzette Moriarty, Jacques Voyemant, Mike Millar, Alan Steinberger Back row: back row: Paul Klintworth, unknown fan, Adam Cohen, Dustin McKinney, David Pittel, Bob Leatherbarrow

Newly formed BLJO performing at Local #47 - 1973 "Our early focus was on funk and high energy jazz/rock. This was the period that yielded Three Day Suckers which was recorded by the Buddy Rich Band in 1975." (Members pictured from left to right): Kbd. - David Crane Gtr. - Bruce Drums - Frank Chavez Bass - Mike Schnoebelen T.Sax - Dennis Dreith S.Sax - Phil Ayling Trp. - Ron King Trp. - Larry Ford Trbn. - Curt Berg Trp. - Del Hake Bs.Trbn. - Jim Ehrmin

	BLJO performs at the Pilgrimage Theater - 1976 "During this time I was listening to a lot of classical music and what I wrote for the band was reflecting more depth and complexity."
Band members: Lead A.Sax - Howard Fallman; A. Sax/Oboe - Phil Ayling; T.Sax/Bassoon - Ray Pizzi; S.Sax - Don Roberts, Trpts. - Roy Poper, Ron King, Mike Artega; Fr. Hn. - Joe Kruger; Trb. - Curt Berg; Bs. Trbn. - Ernie Tack; Piano - Tom Garvin; Gtrs - Tim May, Bruce; Bass - Dave Parlato; Drums - Tom Drake; Perc. - Ken Park, Tom Collier

		BLJO performs with Janis Siegel at the Hollywood Palladium - 1979
"In the late 70's and early 80's I was involved in commercial writing projects and studying film scoring with Dr. Albert Harris. The band was developing a chameleonic personality." Band Members: Vocalist - Janis Siegel; Lead Alto - Howard Fallman; A.Sax/Oboe - Phil Ayling; T.Sax/Bassoon - Ray Pizzi; B.Sax/Clarinet - Don Roberts; Trpts. - Roy Poper, Ron King, Mike Artega; Fr.Hn./Tuben - Dave Duke; Trb. - Curt Berg; Bs. Trb. - John Leys; Gtrs. - Ron Cook, Bruce; Piano - Doug Livingston; Bass - Dave Parlato; Drums - Ralph Humphrey; Perc. - Ken Park, Tom Collier

BLJO releases "Move into Your Car" LP - 1986 "The mid 80's was a period of growth and high productivity for me as a writer. Our album was high energy, but also reflected maturation and a sythesis of many factors." (Musicians featured on this album): Elec. Gtr. - Carl Verheyen, Dan Sawyer, Ken Navarro Synth. - Doug Livingston, Bruce Lofgren Drums, E-mu SP-12 Drum Sequencer - Dave Crigger Congas, Bongos, Perc. - Steve Leshner Vibes, Timbales - John Magnussen Timpani, Vibes, Perc. - Dan Greco T.Sax, flute - Dick Mitchell Piccolo, Flute, A.Sax, S.Sax - Glen Garrett, Howard Fallman Flute, Clarinet, B.Sax. - Bob Carr Oboe, A. Sax. - Jon Clarke Bassoon - Ron Janelli Trpts./fluegelhorn - Ron King, John Lewis, Roy Poper Trbns. - Doug Wintz, Ernie Tack Fr. Hn. - Suzette Moriarty, Lou Korell Elec. Bass - Ken Wild

"This was the beginning of a Monday night residency at Typhoon which has lasted over two years. The music, the great food, and the relaxed atmosphere have proven to be a winning combination."

BLJO at Typhoon Restaurant, Santa Monica, CA- 1999 (Pictured top row going down) Paul Klintworth Fr.Hn.; Glen Berger, T.Sax; Jeff Driskill, A.Sax; Suzette Moriarty, Fr.Hn.; Doug Livingston, Kbd.; (From left to right going down) Bob Carr, B.Sax; Glen Garrett, A.Sax; Jon Lewis, Trp.; John Leys, Trbn.; Ken Wild, Bass; Ron King, Trp.; David Crigger, Drums.; Billy Hulting, Vibes; Jacques Voyemant, Trbn.; Mike Faue, Perc.; Brian Vidor, Owner; Bruce Lofgren, Gtr.

BLJO performs at Playboy Jazz Festival, Pasadena, CA - 2001 "The many and varied musical elements which the players and I have experienced in our careers are integrated into our sound." BLJO band members in photo include: A.Sax - Glen Garrett A.Sax - Mark Hollingsworth T.Sax - Glen Berger B.Sax - Bob Carr Trp. - John Fumo Trp. - Ron King Trp. - Brian Swartz Fr. Hn. - Suzette Moriarty Fr. Hn. - Rachel Berry Trbn. - Jacques Voyemant Trbn. - Mike Millar Gtr. - Bruce Kbd. - Alan Steinberger Bass - Ken Wild Drums - David Crigger Vibes - Billy Hulting Perc. - Brian Kilgore