Jimmy Stafford, born on April 26, 1964 in Morris, Illinois, discovered his love for music at a young age. Growing up in a small town, he found solace in playing the guitar and honing his musical skills. His passion for music only grew stronger as he got older, and he eventually decided to pursue a career in the music industry.
In 1994, Stafford made a life-changing decision to join the Los Angeles-based band Apostles. This experience helped him gain valuable skills and connections in the music industry. Little did he know, his big break was just around the corner.
It wasn't long before Stafford caught the attention of the members of the multi-platinum rock band Train. In 2001, he officially joined the band and they released their album "Drops of Jupiter." The title track quickly became a hit, winning a Grammy Award for Best Rock Song. This marked the beginning of Stafford's rise to fame as a guitarist and musician.
Despite his busy schedule with the band, Stafford made time for his personal life. In March 2013, he tied the knot with Lindsay McCutcheon. The couple welcomed a daughter named McKenna into their lives, adding even more joy and love to their family.
Aside from his music career, Stafford also made a memorable appearance on the police procedural TV show "CSI: NY" in an episode titled "Second Chances." This gave him the opportunity to showcase his acting skills and reach a wider audience beyond the music industry.
Throughout his career with Train, Stafford had the privilege of performing alongside lead singer Patrick Monahan. Their chemistry on stage and in the studio helped solidify Train as one of the most iconic rock bands of their time. Their performances were met with critical acclaim and adoration from fans all over the world.
Stafford's remarkable talent and dedication to his craft have earned him a place among the music industry's elite. His contributions to Train and the music world as a whole will always be remembered and cherished by fans everywhere.