Steve Leach: Photos
The Lost Serenaders
- Gabrielle, Steve, Debbie
- Clubhouse Concert
- "Why Can't You Behave?" (at Lake Highlands Coffeehouse)
- "Moonglow" (at Rembrandt's)
- "Button Up Your Overcoat"
- "Someone to Watch Over Me"
- The Lost Serenaders at Paperbacks Plus
- Gabrielle, Labyrinth Walk
- Steve sings "Rubber Ducky"
- Gabrielle sings "My Funny Valentine"
- Debbie and Gabrielle, sincere
Steve & the Swells
- Steve & the Swells: happy!
- Steve & the Swells live (action shots by Tom Peal)
- The Swells with Kelley Swell
- Steve Swell, Doc Swell, McSwell, O'Swell
The Bob Monk Singers
- Three Bob Monks (photo by Tom Peal)
- The Bob Monk Singers at Opening Bell (Dr. Jim on bass)
- The Bob Monk Singers play Labyrinth Walk Coffee House
- Bob Monk
Odd & Ends
- Son-in-law Rhys, daughter Kelley, granddaughter Cora
- "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree," Follies '08, with Carmen
- "Are You Havin' Any Fun?"-Follies '08
- "Young at Heart," Follies '09, with B.J. Maclin
- "Moon River," Follies '09
- "Gettin' Old": With Troll, Susannah, Mark, Allan, Anni, Johnny
- Winter SolstiCelebration '09 (Allan Litt in background)
- BW Stevenson Singer/Songwriter Competition, 2007
- Tipsy
- Steve Leach Fan Club, Oak Cliff Chapter
- A tough act to follow...
- Steve Leach Fan Club, Wauwatosa Chapter
- "Now, what exactly is this song about?"
Plays well with others
- Playing Bowley & Wilson Reunion (Wilson at left)
- Steve, Kelley & John at CD Release Party for Close Enough (Rhys Davies on guitar)
- with daughter Kelley, Vaudeville Night
- Dad & daughter at Opening Bell
- The late, great Tony Vinsey on fiddle, White Rock Bar & Grill
Those were the days, my friend
- The Harmonators: Johnny, Debbie, Steve (photo by John Walker)
- Circumstance, around 1977, found in a frame in a Houston Goodwill
- Circumstance on TV in Lubbock, Texas, 1978
- Dean "Pal" Briggs, The Gents' Mr. Honey in the Horn
- The Gents play Dr. Jim's
