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David Raven (Hort) begins working with a band called the Screamin' Rays - featuring the Lifter's/Wild Blue Yonder's Chris Brigandi and Crysyal Lewis.
Visit ScreaminRays.com
January 1999
Terry left KMG as head of A&R.
Terry's "Surfonic Water Revival" is nominated by the Gospel Music Association for a Dove Award.
February 1999
Terry was part of a Jesus Music Reunion two-day film shoot in Nashville by Larry Black to be part of a five video box set, featuring other artists like Larry Norman, Tom Howard, Dallas Holm, Honeytree, etc.
Stunt Records reissues the Eddies' "Spittle & Phlegm" video.
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The "Apology Video" was added to the reissue as bonus footage.
March 1999
Terry Taylor discovers the master for an old demo tape of Terry, Tim and Doug, in Katy Haselden's garage. Tracks are being considered for use as a bonus track on the upcoming KMG best of Terry Taylor compilation.
The Lost Dogs begin to negotiate a three album deal with BEC Recordings.
Visit BEC Recordings
March 12, 1999
All of the people that contributed concert dates, or photos to this site before it was opened to the public, were "treated" with a small sneak peek at the yet unfinished page. The URL was emailed to each of them.
March 15, 1999
This web site was opened to the public.
April 24, 1999
Daniel Amos performs "'Aint Gonna Fight It", "Walls Of Doubt" and "You Lay Down" at Arrowhead Pond in Anaheim as part of a Jesus People reunion, held by Calvary Chapel in Cost Mesa.
Other speakers and performers included Chuck Smith, Love Song, Malcolm & Alwyn, Darrell Mansfield, and others.
The event was filmed and recorded for a Ltd Edition CD and Video Release through Maranatha! Music.
Band members reunited for the show were Terry, Mark Cook, Marty Dieckmeyer, Alex MacDougall, Ed McTaggart, Tim Chandler and the Prayer Chain's Andy Prickett.
Available, for the first time, at the show are Calvary Chapel's CD reissues of "The Revelation."
Mid May, 1999
Work begins on the Daniel Amos Tribute Album. The project which started as merely an indie/unsigned artists tribute - grew into something much larger overnight. Within a few days of announcing the project, over 40 artists and bands showed interest in contributing. At this time, the album is affectionately refered to as "Terryfied" - a title that was suggested by Brian Healy.
Late May, 1999
The Lost Dogs sign a contract with BEC recordings, and enter the studio to record a new album.
KMG releases a Terry Scott Taylor best of compilation, entitled "Glimpses of Grace".
May 31, 1999
Ed performs with Pete Jacob's Wartime Radio Revue at Memories in Anaheim, CA.
June 5, 1999
This website and the official Stunt Records Swirling Wacky Website begin to merge.
June 1999
Terry finsihes writing 10 new songs for his next solo album. Songs include Come Monday, Piehole, Built Her a Cloud, Capistrano Beach, Afternoon, and Cowboys with Engines.
Late June 1999
The Daniel Amos Tribute album's working title changed from "Terryfied" to "When Worlds Collide". Many other possible titles are being considered.
August 8, 1999
Ed marries Kristy Anderberg in a Scottish ceremony; the Good Shepherd Chapel at Concordia University, Irvine, CA. Officiant was Peter Jacobs (formerly of Children of the Day) -who also hosted and played at the reception as bandleader of the Wartime Radio Revue; the bride is WRR's keyboard player. Bride and groom sat in with the band
for a couple of numbers.
August 23, 1999
Douglas TenNapel completes work on the cover for the Daniel Amos tribute album.
Late August-Early September 1999
The Lost Dogs mix their next album, "Gift Horse"
October 1999
Ed McTaggart begins playing drums for a 4 piece band called Class of 69, which performs classic rock songs by the Eagles, the Beatles, Cream, Marvin Gaye, the Moody Blues and others.
October 2, 1999
The Lost Dogs perform in Phoenix, AZ at the First Baptist Church.
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October 19, 1999
BEC Recordings "Happy Christmas 2" is released, featuring the Lost Dogs cover of the Chipmunks' "Chipmunk Christmas".
Mike Roe: "As always, Burliegh played drums. I think that Derri played bass, but it could've been Gene. Derri and I played electric guitars, and possibly Terry played acoustic, but I can't remember. Accordion was either Gene or possibly Phil......"
November 1999
An article about the Lost Dogs appears in CCM Magazine.
"Lost and Found"
Early November 1999
Terry records his fourth solo album, "Avocado Faultline", in Nashville with Phil Madeira and others. Terry has also been meeting with some hotshots in Nashville about getting some of his songs placed with huge mainstream acts.
November 25, 1999
Tim Chandler travels to Nashville to begin work on a new Choir record.
November 28, 1999
Tim Chandler returns to California, after a brief stay in Nashville working on the new Choir record.
November 30, 1999
The Lost Dogs' "Gift Horse" is released on BEC Recordings.
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Gene Eugene: "When Terry showed up at the first session this time with 10 or 11 completely finished songs, written after I had expressed my feeling that I didn't want to do a mixed bag thing again (3 country songs , 2 blues, a couple pretty ones..etc). His songs were so right for this record, I felt that after we finished basic tracking on those, we had enough. Everyone agreed."
Mike Roe: "We kinda figured that since Daniel Amos was so inactive and there were so many fans of Terry's writing... That guy can sure crank 'em out!!"
View BEC Bio
December 1999
CCM Magazine reviews The Lost Dogs' "Gift Horse".
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The Lost Dogs' "The Best of the Lost Dogs" is released on KMG Records.
December 2, 1999
The Neverhood's "BoomBots" is released for the Sony Playstation. The game features more music from Terry Taylor.
December 19, 1999
A&E airs a special entitled "The Unknown Jesus", which features a soundtrack by former DA keyboardist, Rob Watson.
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