Tim Drummond

b. Timothy Lee Drummond, 20 Apr 1940, Bloomington, Illinois, USA, d. 10 January 2015, St. Louis State, Missouri, USA. Among the leading program players within the music business, bass participant Drummond started playing R&B and rock and roll ’n’ roll once the surroundings force place his father on the season’s transfer to Charleston, SC. Time for Illinois, he performed acoustic guitar in an area music group with ‘Crazy Kid Gibson’ of Small Richard popularity, before turning his focus on the bass. Drummond toured with regional attraction Eddie Money & The Cashiers before using rockabilly vocalist Conway Twitty. When Twitty started to move into right nation, Drummond relocated to Cincinnati, Ohio, where he worked well the night clubs with Troy Seals, Lonnie Mack and Roger Troy (Electric powered Flag), and performed classes for Hank Ballard and Wayne Brown. He became a member of Brown’s music group, touring with great players such as for example Jimmy Nolen and Maceo Parker in THE UNITED STATES, Vietnam, Korea and Africa, but ultimately quit. Drummond after that relocated to Nashville, playing classes for blues and R&B performers including Joe Simon, Margie Hendricks and Fenton Robinson, in addition to country performers including Ronnie Mislap, Jimmy Buffett, Doug Kershaw and Charlie Daniels. A gathering with Neil Youthful led to Drummond playing on Youthful’s highly effective Harvest and touring within his Straygators support group. Drummond relocated to California, where he became an in-demand program participant, dealing with a stellar set of performers including Youthful, Bob Dylan (Sluggish Train Arriving, Saved, Shot Of Like), Ry Cooder (Bop Right up until You Drop, The Glide Region, Borderline), J.J. Cale (Normally, Travel Log, In any case The Blowing wind Blows), Crosby, Stills And Nash (CSN), Graham Nash (Outrageous Stories), the Seaside Guys (16 Big Types), John Mayall, Rick Danko, Don Henley (Building AN IDEAL Beast) and Jewel (BITS OF You). He also caused blues star Arthur ‘Big Boy’ Crudup’s sons in the Franktown Blues task, with Essra Mohawk because the KillerGrooveBand. Texan electric guitar firm Jackson Guitars produce the Tim Drummond Personal ‘BlueCollar’ Bass Electric guitar. Drummond passed away on 10 January 2015 in St. Louis State, Missouri; he was 74 yrs . old.