John Lawler: Photos
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 - 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

- 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
