Shown after the performance are BMI's Mike O'Neill, NAB President & CEO David Rehr, BMI songwriter Steve Cropper; BMI's Del Bryant, and NAB Vice President John David.

As a founding member of the legendary Booker T and the MG's, Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee Steve Cropper was involved in virtually every record issued by the seminal Stax recording label from 1961 until 1970. His songwriting credits include the classics "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay," "Knock on Wood" and "In the Midnight Hour." As a member of the original incarnation of the Blues Brothers, he recorded three albums with them, including the No. 1 Briefcase Full of Blues. Over the past 20 years. Cropper has continued to be an in-demand musician and producer, and his talents are showcased on CDs by Elton John, Paul Simon, Ringo Starr, Buddy Guy, Steppenwolf and Johnny Lang.]]> 2006-10-05T05:00:00-05:00 http://www.bmi.com/news/entry/234222 Artists, Marconi, Musical Styles, Dance, Pop, Rock, Type, Licensing NAB Radio Show in San Diego. The show featured a performance by BMI singer/songwriters Larry Hoppen from Orleans, Jimmy Jamison from Survivor and solo recording artist Robbie Dupree, who teamed up to entertain radio broadcasters with some of their chart-topping hits, including "Dance with Me," "High on You'" and "Steal Away." The evening was capped with a finale that had Clark Brown, the National Radio winner, come up on stage to jam on the Orleans song, "Still the One."

Seen after the performance are Jefferson Pilot Communications' Clarke Brown, BMI's John Shaker, BMI performers Jimmy Jamison, Larry Hoppen and Robbie Dupree, and NAB's Eddie Fritts and John David.