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Jimmy Nalls - Timeline |
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Born in Washington, D.C. |
at George Washington University Hospital |
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Lives in suburban Maryland |
ca. 1951-57 |
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Parents' marriage breaks up |
ca. 1957 |
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Moves to Arlington, Va. |
ca. 1958 |
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Attends St. Thomas Moore |
from 2nd grade to 7th grade |
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Enters Kenmore Jr. High (7th grade) |
January, 1963 |
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8th Grade |
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The Morticians |
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Freshman |
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The Malibus |
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Sophomore (Washington-Lee High School) |
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The Chessmen |
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Junior |
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Skin Flower |
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The Penny Arcade |
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Senior |
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The Penny Arcade |
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Ulysses |
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Moves to New York |
January, 1970 |
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Gary Shearston / Noel Stookey projects |
1970 |
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Joins Alex Taylor Friends and Neighbors Band |
1971 |
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Paul And released |
July, 1971 |
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Noel Stookey Carnegie Hall Concert |
December, 1971 |
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Alex Taylor's Dinnertime released |
February, 1972 |
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Performs with Dr. John |
ca. Summer 1972 |
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Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival w/ Dr. John |
September 9, 1972 |
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Taylor-Nalls ABC-Dunhill project |
Fall, 1972 |
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Noel Paul Stookey's One Night Stand released |
January, 1973 |
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D.C. Dog begins rehearsals |
January, 1973 |
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Meets future wife, Patricia "Minni" Lowe |
Spring, 1973 |
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Chuck Leavell asks Jimmy to jam at an |
Allman Brothers Band sound check |
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Bobby Whitlock's Rock Your Sox Off released |
April 2, 1976 |
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Lloyd Price's Music, Music released |
1976 |
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JN invited to join Sea Level |
June, 1976 |
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Public announcement of formation of Sea Level |
August, 1976 |
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Records debut album Sea Level |
October, 1976 |
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Cats on the Coast released |
ca. January, 1978 |
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Sea Level plays Montreaux Jazz Festival |
July, 1978 |
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On the Edge released |
ca. September, 1978 |
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Sea Level records Long Walk on a Short Pier |
June, 1979 |
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Capricorn Records announces |
cutbacks and layoffs |
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Capricorn seeks bankruptcy protection |
November, 1979 |
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Jennifer Amanda Nalls born |
December 31, 1979 |
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Ball Room (Arista) released |
ca. August, 1980 |
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Sea Level disbands |
1981-1982 |
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Touring with Noel Paul Stookey |
Spring-Summer, 1982 |
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James A. "Buddy" Nalls IV born |
May 19, 1984 |
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JN leaves for Australian tour |
with Noel Paul Stookey |
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JN tours with B.J. Thomas |
April-October, 1985 |
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JN moves to Nashville |
1986 |
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JN plays with Charly McClain band |
1986-1987 |
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JN joins The Nighthawks |
January, 1988 |
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Nighthawks start Scandinavian tour |
May 14, 1988 |
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Nighthawks leave for Japanese tour |
August 28, 1988 |
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Nighthawks begin European tour |
October 30, 1988 |
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Nighthawks record at Butch Truck's |
Pegasus Studios |
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JN's last Nighthawks gig |
September 22, 1990 |
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JN begins rehearsing with T. Graham Brown |
October 10, 1990 |
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T.G.B. releases You Can't Take It With You |
1991 |
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JN first notices Parkinson's symptoms |
Fall, 1993 |
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JN leaves T. Graham Brown band |
Fall, 1995 |
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JN learns he has Parkinson's disease |
December, 1995 |
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JN begins work on Ain't No Stranger |
1998 |
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Ain't No Stranger released |
1999 |
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JN's first brain surgery |
November 1, 2000 |
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JN benefit show at Nashville's Exit / In |
November 19, 2000 |
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JN's second brain surgery |
October 31, 2002 |
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JN benefit show at 3rd & Lindsley |
April 15, 2004 |
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JN benefit shows at 3rd & Lindsley |
May 2-3, 2005 |
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Amanda Lane Manso is born |
( Jimmy & Minni's first grandchild ) |
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Lays down guitar track on T. Graham Brown CD |
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JN benefit show at 3rd & Lindsley |
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Jimmy & Minni become grandparents |
again to twin boys, James and Tyler |
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Jimmy succumbed to the Parkinson's when he fell |
at home and passed away. |
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