John Lawler: Photos

John Lawler and Lance Brown Performing in Valporaiso, IN
I happened to be in the Bayview Hotel in Northern Ireland when Darren Clarke came in to celebrate his British Open win the Monday after the win. I'm sitting at the bar in the background. The Claret Jug is in the foreground.
Performing at, St. Mary of the Hills, Blowing Rock, North Carolina. August 23rd 2011

The Band

Album Cover
Performers on 'Nuthouse'. Kevin Patrick, Mark Beringer, Heather Horton and John Lawler.
John Lawler - Guitar/Vocals/"I can't tell you."
Chicago Rose - vocals (Photo by D. Satterberg)
Heather Horton - violin/"What's wrong?"
Mark Beringer - electric 5 string bass/acoustic bass
Kevin Patrick - percussion/vocals/"Keep it together."
Bryan Murray - Tenor sax on 'Wheels'
2000 band poster. Clockwise starting in upper left: John Lawler, Heather Horton, Mark Beringer, Kevin Patrick

Other Pics

John Lawler is featured in, Top 10 Chicago, (Eyewitness Travel Guides).
John Lawler performing with Anna Soltys at Martyr's in Chicago, July 28th, 2009
Anna Soltys at Martyr's in Chicago opening for Toby Lightman
Recently at The Underground Lounge in Chicago
John Lawler - 1963
Artist/Vocalist Anna Soltys. One of my best friends. I love this picture.
TK Audio in Chicago - This is the studio where I recorded '1743'. This is actually the fourth location for TK Audio since we started the '1743' project. Much of the CD was recorded here and in the previous Skokie loacation.
Another shot of TK Audio. I've never recorded in a studio that had (soundproof) windows before. It is one of the best features about recording there.
Tom Krol (engineer) at TK Audio in Chicago.
Tamara Knutson (vocalist) - John Lawler and Tamara Knutson performed together to a standing room only 400 seat, Freedom Hall Nathan Manilow Theatre, in Park Forest IL on December 16th, 2005. Click on 'Calendar' for more info
Winter Water Tower - Photo by John Lawler
Heather Horton. Violin
John Lawler and Heather Horton with Kevin Patrick on percussion in Chicago.
John Lawler and Leo Kottke (in mid-blink) in 1988.
In 1989 John Lawler was one of only eight finalists from around the world chosen to perform at the world publicized 'American Fingerstyle Guitar Festival' at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
Heather is being silly, but doesn't John Lawler look Absolutely Fabulous! Shcizophrenia looks good on me!
The absolute one and only, Chicago Rose
Troy Neihardt, Chicago Rose, Kevin Adair and "Dude, I can't remember your name!"
With Tamara Knutson (gifted singer and photographer) and friend Maile Siemen on the Chicago River. Tamara cought the lightning bolt used on the cover of '1743'.
Partners in crime. Desiree Irwin, John Lawler, Troy Neihardt, Tamara Knutson and Heather Horton
One of my old girlfriends.
In 1981 I was a member of the Northeast Missouri State Marching Band. We performed for a Chicago Bears game that year in Kansas City. I majored on clarinet in college. Girls can't resist a guy in uniform.
John Lawler performing at Lost Valley Ranch in Colorado. 2001
With Jodie Fosco in Matteson Illinois.
John Lawler, Yaron Goldman (sax), and Martin Bany (drums) in Antwerp, Belgium in 1997.
Town Square in Antwerp.
Original singing partner Jodie Fosco in Chicago
In 1978 I played clarinet in a touring highschool concert band under the direction of nationally renown conductor Robert Hindsley. We performed in Leningrad (now called St. Petersburg), Russia. This was my hotel ticket.
You know you're an official jazz musician when you actually own a tuxedo.
A rare stogie moment.
1986 Promo of my Martin J40 used on 7 of the 13 tracks on 1743.
1986 Promo shot.
Master pianist Troy Neihardt and John Lawler in Chicago.
With Debbie Gannet, my favorite bartender, sometime after the turn of the century.
Working undercover for the CIA disguised as a middle aged Florida tourist.
This is a promo poster for a triple bill I did in 1994 at the south side rock club 'Wine and Roses', with rock fusion guitarist Eric Mantel and folk singer Keith Marks. A highly unmatched grouping but not uncommon in the music business.
At Wine and Roses in Park Forest, Illinois.
At Palmer Place in Hinsdale Illinois.
"Are you talkin' to us!". This was taken at the Lost Valley Ranch in Colorado. Clydesdale's have always had a thing for me.
The late great Toby. Lord of Lawler Manor.
Artist Jill McLean and cousin John Lawler in a recent photo in Ft. Myers, Florida.
My moms graduation picture from Northwestern University, Chicago.
Lightning striking the John Hancock Building - photo by Tamara Knutson