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"Talking about music is like dancing about architecture," Walden
quipped. "I just try to listen," he said, interpreting what the producers
are saying and coming up with the right sounds that "carry the essence
of what you want it to feel."

[note from Jill: I like this cause it reminds me of my favorite quote: "Talking about art is like trying to french kiss over the telephone"~Terry Allen"]

Info about Snuffy:

Snuffy Walden began his musical career in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, by teaching himself to play the guitar, piano, and organ at the age of five. Although he couldn't read music, he embarked on his first tour, playing guitar with B.J. Thomas, at the age of 15.

After a brief college stint, Walden formed the band Stray Dogs, with whom he toured and recorded several albums. He also recorded with other bands, appearing on Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life and Chaka Khan's I Feel for You, among other albums. He moved to Los Angeles and became musical director for such artists as Chaka Khan, Donna Summers, Eric Burdon, Laura Branigan, and Rita Coolidge.

As a TV soundtrack composer and musician for such shows as Thirtysomething, The Wonder Years, Ellen, The Drew Carey Show, and Early Edition, Walden has received three Emmy nominations, and he has also recorded soundtracks for several films. There are no music books available featuring Walden's music, but the soundtracks to The Stand (on the Varese Sarabande label), Thirtysomething (Geffen), and My So-Called Life are available.

Other articles about Snuffy's previous work:
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Miscellaneous facts:

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Main Title Theme Music W.G. Snuffy Walden (composer) 1995 Emmy Award for "My So-Called Life"

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