@WeatherSTARIII what happen to all of your trammell stark music?

well the only other things you need to pay for are, of course, the envelope and postage stamp. But besides that and the $25 placed in the envelope, there was no extra cost. And within a week or so, the CDs were in the mail. In case you are wondering, you send it to:
Trammell Starks
4002 Summerwood Lane
Alpharetta GA, 30005
I got these CDs last year, so it would seem likely that he is still around.

Does that include shipping and handling or is the shipping and handling free?

To masoudfun1996, if you like the songs a lot, you can send a letter to him that includes $25 and saying that you would like his Weather Channel Local forecast songs and within a week or so, he will ship the 3 CD set to you with a great Thank You letter. I know it doesnt sound nice to pay for it, but I did just that last year, and have loved his songs even more since. And while $25 sounds like a lot, you get 39 songs, so it's ~0.65 per song, which is a good deal. But I know what you mean, youtube introduced me to his music and should be up for everybody to hear (sigh)

Oh, Would you please bring back those Trammell Starks songs I used to listen to? I am starting to get really sad because of that copyright stuff!

Had it not been for YouTube, I would have never known who Trammell Starks was. And your Trammell Starks clips introduced a unique category of music to me which ultimately lead to me send the $25 to him to get the CDs, so in a way you helped to promote his music. That being said I understand why you took them down. Copyright lawmakers apparently just don't get it. Heck I might be removing my youtube account myself because of some of my videos. Anyway, thanks for sharing the Trammell Starks clips, I really appreciate it :)

As a fan of the old Weather Channel prior to 2000, I think the copyright laws and the people who made them should stick their heads up their f**king a**holes and blow themselves up with gasoline and a blow torch! This is, of course, me raving because they made you delete the classic Trammell Starks music that I loved listening to. "Winter Tundra", "Good Ol' Days", "Good Times", "Late Night Cafe", and many more great songs are now gone from YouTube. F**k copyright laws!

Damn, man, I loved those Trammell Starks songs. I used to listen to them everyday especially Trammell Starks' "A Little Jazz", "Light Jazz Tonight", and "Havin' Fun" to start up and get through the day, mainly sunny cloudless days. Those were my three best favorites. Damn the government and their copyright laws. I hope you can repost them soon without copyright infringement.

I know. It sucks.

The reason why is because Martin from TWC Classics told me to remove the videos because he thought it infrenges Trammell Starks' orginal Copyrights. I think it also might have something to do with that stupid SOPA law (or something like that). Congress sucks!