Phil Driscoll to Auction off Homestead
Published November 14th, 2005
Grammy-award winning trumpet player Phil Driscoll is auctioning off his house and 20 acres of land in Cleveland, Tennessee.
Driscoll plead not guilty to a federal charge of using tax-exempt ministries to evade his taxes.
He’s trial is set for March of next year.
He performed with pop acts like Joe Cocker and Blood, Sweat and Tears before making a change to gospel and patriotic music.
The auction is scheduled for November 26th at the property.
The 58-year-old, his wife and mother-in-law plead not guilty to charges of failing to report income of more than a million dollars.
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