Amazing Place DVD Spotlight: Tim Torgerson
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April 13, 2010 by Mike Eldred.
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Tim Torgerson
Tim Torgerson was born and raised in Whitefish, Montana...and recently moved back in September of 2005 after living in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Musical Style: Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist (Acoustic & Electric) PROGRESSIVE ACOUSTIC INDIE. Latest CD: The Invisible Man - a 14-song studio album with my trio, produced and mixed by L.A. based producer extraordinaire, Michael James (whose credits include: New Radicals, Robben Ford, Hole, Reverend Horton Heat, AJ Croce, Janes Addiction, L7, et al.) Next, a number of acoustic recordings are in planning stages.
Performance Style: I kind of have a thing for handmade acoustics and I love to play electric guitars too. My repertoire consists of original songs and instrumentals and twisted arrangements of classic and current cover songs. I also find inspiration by using alternate tunings, standard and custom-designed capos and high-end electronic gear including a looping device...oh yeah, I tend to beat on my guitar at times too.
Family: I'm at home with my wife, Alex, our son, Joseph, daughter, Estelle & baby son, Matthew. Additional Passions: I also get into tennis and other racquet sports, as well as skiing, hiking (currently living 25 miles from the west entrance to Glacier National Park), climbing, photography, art and LIFE.
About the Author
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