Tim Lawson

b. 1953, London, Ontario, Canada. Lawson performed guitar as a kid, but he proceeded to go into business when he still left school. In the first 90s, he begun to compose music and his debut record, The Calm Canadian, was filled with thoughtful function. The title monitor was a tribute to Canada’s wartime cleverness professional, Sir William Stephenson, the person known as Intrepid. ‘Wartime Words’ was motivated by correspondence between his parents (the media version has significant background details). A lot of his music deal with environmental and cultural subjects. Regular music artists that play and record with Lawson are Richard Sera (keyboards/vocals) and Ray Harvey (electric guitar/vocals), other music group members consist of Lee Smith (electric guitar), Keith Bennett (harmonica), Ronnie Baran (drums), John Dryden (bass), and Saffron and Camille Henderson (support vocals). Lawson possesses and runs an archive label and also a reserve publishing firm both beneath the name of Timberholme.