JC's Page

Spirit Lives On

JC Stephenson was a truly unique person......
Someone who made life more interesting for the rest of us.
It's his outgoing nature and free spirit that we'll miss so much.
He was not only a great, loving father, a compassionate, loyal friend, and a wonderful, caring husband,
But also a multi-talented musician, performer, entertainer, and songwriter
With a passion for life and intense love of music.
We are filled with your memories that are forever in our hearts.
We'll always love you!!
Until we see you again.......

EvO:R's latest interview with JC

http://www.indiegate.com/mixx/member_profile.asp?member_id=274

http://www.carolinamcevents.com

J.C.Stephenson lost his battle with cancer in early 2002 - just prior to the release of his band's second album. J.C. may be gone, but he left behind some mighty fine music to be remembered by.

Along with wife Nanette (aka: "Hoot") and a crew of top flight musicians, Lewis Goodrich, Kim Ramsey and Robert Potter - J.C. recorded a rockin' good album that blows you away from the get go, kicking things off with a brilliant cover of The Beatles'"Eleanor Rigby," and closing with Steve Winwood's "Can't Find My Way Home." In between are some excellent originals by Nanette and J.C. songs like "Cookin' Blues," "Medicine Man," and the infectious "Blue Skies & Sliver Clouds."

One thing I wanted to mention is may deep appreciation of the album packaging. A cardboard gatefold, no jewel case, and with the CD held in place by a foam-rubber spindle. The art work, to the interior art by Jeff Gaitner, really adds additional flavor to this most excellent musical feast.

We'll all miss J.C., but somehow I just know he is smiling down on his wife and band, proud of this record, and just happy to have been blessed with such an amazing talent and life.