Thanks everyone for making it out to Timothy's birthday show at Club Lingerie on Nov. 25th! I would also like to thank the dynamic duo (Mel and Rosalyn) for presenting Tim with a birthday cake on stage. The band kicked off their set with a song called "Steps Toward the Door" from their Rip, Roll, & Ride CD and the rest of the set consisted of all their new material. "Hot Rolls" took an unexpected turn when Mel, Rosalyn, and Robin Fisher jumped on stage to sing the chorus'. I can see this becoming a "Hot Rolls" ritual! The next show should be the new CD release party.
Another great, great show guys! Happy birthday Timothy and happy holidays to everyone! -Amy C.-
Photos -
Top: Tim
Middle: Mel, Rosalyn, and Robin Fisher singing "Hot Rolls"
Bottom: (Left to right) Tammy, Michael, Rosalyn, Tim, Alicia,
Elaine, and Donny
The early showcase at Platinum Live in Studio City was a huge success. I think it was the largest crowd the band has had this year except for, of course, the Anaheim Stadium show. The band is still performing most of the songs from their new upcoming album due out in January 2004. Thanks Len Fegan for booking the band at such a great showcasing club and to Roger and Michael for taking such a serious interest in the band. All your enthusiasm is very much appreciated and will certainly help take the band to the next level!
We also found the most unbelievable merchandise sales girls! This dynamic duo, better known as Mel and Rosalyn, had a great time at the show and barely let anyone exit the building without making a purchase. I'm looking forward to seeing them in action at the next show!
Check out our merchandise page. We now have "On Tour" T-shirts in small, medium, large, and extra large!
Have a great Rocktober! -Amy C.-
Well, this month sure turned out to be a hot one! The band won the Garage Days contest sponsored by 95.5 KLOS and Guitar Center, had their music featured again on KLOS, performed at the Anaheim Stadium between the Hollywood Allstar game and the Anaheim Angels game, was invited to play a special show at the famous Whisky A Go-Go and sold bunches of CD's and T-shirts. Not bad guys!
A big Thank You goes out to Bill Hartew, Kelly Cox, Denise Westwood, Laurie and Lucille at KLOS for all their support as well as Art, Dawn, and Melissa for helping out with Tim's merchandise at both shows.
I don't know what's in store for the upcoming months but you know I'll keep you posted! -Amy C.-
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Top: The band at Anaheim Stadium
Middle: Timothy and the band at sound check
Bottom: The world famous Whisky A Go-Go
Timothy and band just won the Los Angeles Garage Days contest sponsored by 95.5 KLOS and Guitar Center! Garage Days is an actual movie that hit theaters on July 18th. The film is about an Australian garage band trying to make it to the top. For more info, go to www.garagedaysthemovie.com. Tim's music was submitted and selected as the winner on Tuesday, August 5th. The bands music will be featured again on 95.5 KLOS this Sunday night August 10th at 11:00 p.m. The band will also be performing at the Anaheim Stadium (Edison Field) between the Hollywood Allstar game and the Anaheim Angels game. Way cool guys!
The TCB was also invited to perform on a special night at the Whisky A Go-Go on August 26th. All the details for both shows are on the show schedule.
This is turning out to be a way cool August! -Amy C.-
This Molly Malone's show on June 7th was definitely the very best I have ever seen the band perform since Timothy arrived in L.A. The new material is awesome and I can't wait for their new CD to be finished. The songs "Hot Rolls" (which is about waiting tables), "One Small Miracle", "The Closer I Get", and "Crime of the Century" seem like hit songs to me! By the reaction of the audience, I could tell they felt the same.
Thanks to Bill Hartew and Kelly Cox at 95.5 KLOS for playing four of Timothy's songs on Sunday, May 25th. They played "Forever In Your Arms", "Don't Walk Away", "One Small Miracle", and "Ice Cold". They also did a great job promoting Tim's role as Phil Everly on the NBC television show "Amercan Dreams" and the inspiration behind the song "One Small Miracle".
Special thanks to Dawn for helping out with the merchandise at the show.
-Amy C.-
Whisky A Go-Go and 95.5 KLOS
Thursday May 8th's show at the Whisky was surely grandiose! The band played all the new material that will be released on their upcoming 4th CD. The new CD should be finished by the end of the year. The only familiar songs I heard the band play at the Whisky were "Flesh 'n Blood" and "Heart's Overheated" which was an unexpected encore. You know the band is fired up when Donny "The Twangler" Roberts rips off all his guitar strings after the last song! It was also very cool to see so many new faces in the crowd. Thanks everyone for getting out to the show!
Sunday, May 25th, 11pm to midnight, Los Angeles based rock radio station 95.5 KLOS will be featuring some of Tim's music. They will be airing three new songs "Forever In Your Arms", "Don't Walk Away", and "One Small Miracle" as well as a few songs from Tim's previous CD "State Line". KLOS will also be promoting the Timothy Craig .com website and their upcoming show at Molly Malone's on June 7th. All those details are on the show schedule.
A special thanks to T Good (photographer) for all the great photos of the Whisky show!
See you at Molly's! -Amy C.-
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Top: Timothy
Middle: Kenny Moore (bass)
Bottom: Donny and Timothy
Timothy and Mark Luna were asked back to the NBC series for a repeat performance as the Everly Brothers. In this brand new episode, Tim will be playing Phil Everly again and Duncan Sheik was on the set playing Bobby Darin! The new show was taped February 26 and is scheduled to air March 30, 2003. Of course, I'll let you know if there are any changes on the date.
Photos -
Top: Timothy about to get zapped with that blonde rug. He
looks thrilled! LOL
Bottom: Michelle Johnston played LeAnn Rhimes playing Connie
Francis. Get it?
It's all good! -Amy C.-
American Dreams...
Hope you all had a chance to catch Timothy as Phil
Everly on NBC's hit television series "American Dreams" on January 12th.
I taped it, of course, and thought Tim and Mark Luna (who played Don
Everly) did an awesome job. It was just as cool to see Tim's name listed
in the credits. A big thanks goes out to two Florida-based newspapers,
the Ft. Myers News Press and the Cape Coral Breeze, for the articles they
printed in Decembers issues (see
Press
Reviews).
In other news, the band is still recording songs for
their new full-length CD to be released later this year. They will also be
scheduling a show in Los Angeles and will be performing all the new
material. Tim is flying to Nashville, TN this month for some music biz!
-Amy C.-
Set to Air Sunday, January 12, 2003 on NBC!
Timothy was cast to play Phil Everly on the hot new TV show American Dreams. Tim shot his episode on Wednesday, November 20th, 2002 at the Sunset/Gower Studios. Jonathan Prince, producer of American Dreams, thought Mark Luna, who played Don Everly, and Timothy gave the best performance he had seen on the show. Prince said, "It's nice to have real musicians on the set." The Everly Brothers are known for songs like" Bye Bye Love" and "Wake Up Little Suzy". Tim and Mark performed a song called "Gone Gone Gone".
Tim's episode is scheduled to aire Sunday, January 12, 2003 on NBC.
Photos -
Top: Tim (left) and Mark Luna
Bottom: Vanessa Lengies (left) and Brittany Snow (right). Both
are series regulars on American Dreams.
Set your VCRs! -Amy C.-
