Co-produced by Cummings, Joe B. Stewart, and Ken Hatley, this album was released in 1993 by Gitanes Jazz/Verve. In 2003, Cummings worked with Ken Hatley on the soundtrack for Florida City, a film drama about advance knowledge of the Pearl Harbor attack. In the spring of 2004, the Flares were reborn in Lebanon, Tennessee when Cummings joined original members Jim Pasquale (guitar) and Norman "Knobby" Lowell (drums), along with Nashville singer-songwriters Scotty Cothran, Harold Hutchcraft, Jack Bond, and Forest Borders, to cut the comeback album, It Is What It Is. In September 2005, Cummings began recording a solo CD, working with Pasquale and Hutchcraft. References External links Online chat with George Cummings (28 July 2001) Reverbnation.com 1938 births American rock guitarists American male guitarists American rock songwriters American rock singers American male singer-songwriters Musicians from Meridian, Mississippi Living people Singer-songwriters from Mississippi Blues musicians from Mississippi Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show members People from Nashville, Tennessee Musicians from Bayonne, New Jersey Singer-songwriters from New Jersey Singer-songwriters from Tennessee Guitarists from Mississippi Guitarists from Tennessee Guitarists from New Jersey 20th-century American guitarists 20th-century American male musicians Singer-songwriters from New York (state)