Daniel Grayling Fogelberg (born in Peoria, Illinois on August 13, 1951) whose music is diverse including folk, rock,
classical, jazz, and bluegrass music. His live concerts won acclaim across the nation over the years. Fogelberg has
said that one of his proudest moments came in 1979 when he played at New York's Carnegie Hall for an audience
that included his mother and father. (One of his most successful songs, "Leader of the Band" is dedicated to his
musician father). Most summers, Fogelberg would perform with a full band or in a solo acoustic setting; the differing
formats allowed the artist to show the breadth and depth of his talent as a singer, guitarist, pianist and bandleader.
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