Calling All Angels: Talking Midterms with Former Train Guitarist Jimmy Stafford

Jimmy Stafford is an American musician-songwriter who was an
original member of the Grammy Award winning band Train from its
inception in 1994 until he parted ways with the band in 2016. His
unique style of guitar playing helped give Train its distinctive
sound.   Jimmy recorded eight albums with Train, selling
more than 10 million copies and 30 million tracks. With Train, he
was nominated for eight Grammy Awards (winning three, including
best rock song for "Drops of Jupiter" in 2002), three American
Music Awards, two Billboard Music Awards (winning both top rock
song for "Hey, Soul Sister" and top rock artist in 2011), an ASCAP
Music Award (winning song of the year for "Hey, Soul Sister" in
2011), a CMT Music Award, a Nickelodeon Kids Choice Award, and a
Peoples Choice Award. He has toured the world many times over,
performing for large audiences in North America, China, the
Philippines, Dubai, Europe, Singapore, South America, Japan, and
Australia, appearing on countless television and radio shows
worldwide. In 2011 Train founded the Save Me San Francisco Wine
Company which Jimmy was heavily involved in, from helping to choose
the blends of their many varietals (all named after their hit songs
or lyrics), to hosting events and tastings, to appearing at
promotional bottle signings and meeting with local distributors in
cities where Train was on tour. Read More about Jimmy
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