Tim Stafford

Flatpicking bluegrass guitarist Tim Stafford was created and elevated in Kingsport, TN. From 1990 to 1992, he was an associate of Alison Krauss and Union Train station, and he distributed the group’s 1992 Grammy Honor for Greatest Bluegrass Album for each and every Time You State Goodbye. In 1994, he became a founding person in the music group Blue Highway, which released some albums you start with 1995’s It’s an extended, Long Street. He continues to be an in-demand program musician, playing acoustic guitar on albums by Butch Baldassari, Ronnie Bowman, Evergreen, Jim Hurst, Shawn Street, Jim Mills, Don Rigsby, Wayne Alan Shelton, Michelle Surprised, and Adam Steffey, and his initial songs have already been documented by Bowman, Hurst, Hill Center, Claire Lynch, the Tag Newton Music group, the Kenny & Amanda Smith Music group, Scottie Sparks, and Dan Tyminski. He released an instructional video, CLASSICAL GUITAR Basic principles, in 2001, and his debut single album, Limitless Line, premiered on FGM Information on June 1, 2004.