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Terry's son Andrew begins playing drums for a local California band called The Sarah Abrams Attack Tank. (Source: Leah Terrell)
March-June 1997
Terry begins writing the memoirs of his life in Christian music.
April 1997
The Giovanni Audiori catalog surveys it's readers to find out what songs they wanted Terry to perform at Cornerstone. Out of the hundreds of entries, the #1 choice was "Walls of Doubt". Terry performed the song at Cornerstone and mentioned the survey.
June 14, 1997
Doug Doyle masters the FarmBeetles recordings at Digital Dog studios, eleven years after the project was started.
July 1997
TST & Friends perform in Bushnell, Illinois at Cornerstone.
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Terry films about 30 minutes of footage for the 700 club, a tour of Cornerstone for a livelier than normal cardboard Pat Robertson. None of the footage has aired because the 700 Club found it too "controversial".
Terry’s soundtrack to the Neverhood is released at Cornerstone.
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Ten Gallon Hat EP (preview pre-release of John Wayne) is released at Cornerstone. Only 1000 copies were printed.
Terry also takes part in a press conference at the fest. After the press conference, Terry went back to the Stunt booth and played some songs on his acoustic guitar.
November 1997
Terry spent a couple of weeks in Nashville, writing songs with Derri Daugherty, Phil Madeira and Steve Hindalong for Derri's upcoming solo project.
Terry has agreed to be the head of west coast A&R for the Killen Music Group (KMG Records), a Nashville-based record label. This label, owned by Buddy Killen (Hank Williams' bass player, producer of Heartbreak Hotel, etc.) will be predominantly Christian and has acquired the old Frontline catalog.
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