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'Jim Cooper' (born in Princeton, Indiana) is a Christian musician, songwriter, and producer.
Cooper studied at Temple Christian Academy in his hometown. He joined legendary Christian rock band Petra, as a keyboard technician for John Lawry. He credits Lawry for being his mentor and teacher. In 1994 he joined in as their full-time keyboardist, upon Lawry's retirement.
His arrival came in time for the release of ''No Doubt'' in 1995. He also contributed for the band's second praise album, '' in 1997 before being fired for musical differences.
Cooper has contributed to several other artists with his songwriting and playing skills. He also started a production company with friend Brian Wooten (formerly of White Heart).
In 2005, Cooper became the project coordinator for Petra's last album, the live recording of ''Petra Farewell''.
★ Cooper has been married twice. He has a son called Adryan from his first marriage.
★ Jim Cooper in Petra Means Rock
★ Jim Cooper in A Guide To Petra
Cooper studied at Temple Christian Academy in his hometown. He joined legendary Christian rock band Petra, as a keyboard technician for John Lawry. He credits Lawry for being his mentor and teacher. In 1994 he joined in as their full-time keyboardist, upon Lawry's retirement.
His arrival came in time for the release of ''No Doubt'' in 1995. He also contributed for the band's second praise album, '' in 1997 before being fired for musical differences.
Cooper has contributed to several other artists with his songwriting and playing skills. He also started a production company with friend Brian Wooten (formerly of White Heart).
In 2005, Cooper became the project coordinator for Petra's last album, the live recording of ''Petra Farewell''.
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Trivia
★ Cooper has been married twice. He has a son called Adryan from his first marriage.
External links
★ Jim Cooper in Petra Means Rock
★ Jim Cooper in A Guide To Petra
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