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| ( 1981-1994 ) - ( EARLY YEARS ) |
| Tim Todd embarked on his musical journey with the violin at the early age of three, studying the Suzuki method from his teacher Howard Chrisman. At thirteen, Tim started his professional career, playing with the Barleen Family Dinner Theatre. Over the next twelve years, Tim diversified the type of work coming in. |
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| ( 1996-2000 ) - ( "Igore's Jazz Cowboys" ) |
| Traveling the country playing Dixieland Jazz with "Igore's Jazz Cowboys" |
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| ( 1996-1999 ) - ( HAVE & BASEMENT TAPES ) |
| In search of his own style, Tim found the help of Mike Cirillo, another talented musician from Tempe, and they formed a band called "Have" which created a dozen songs in the acoustic alternative pop style from 1996-1997. Tim also recorded conceptual songs to tape from 1997-1999. |
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| ( 1998 ) - ( USO - SHOW ) |
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| ( 1998-2003 ) - ( STUDIO WORK / ARTISTS ) |
| Venue and studio sessions, enabled Tim to play with such artists as Mark O'Connor, Orgy, Nickel Creek, Tracy Lawrence, Billy Williams and so on. |
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| ( 1999-2001 ) - ( NIGHT CLUBS L.A. / STAR ENTERTAINER ) |
| Then to California, where Tim found himself playing for entertainers such as David Spade, Justin Timberlake, Cameron Diaz, Lonestar, DMX etc. |
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| ( 2002 ) - ( BBC COMMON WEALTH GAMES ) |
| Tim played the 2002 BBC Common Wealth Games Theme with Producer Rob Rhettberg. |
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