Where Are They Now? Former Marshall Tucker Band Bassist Tim Lawter
by Michael Buffalo Smith
Tim Lawter played the bass guitar in The Marshall Tucker Band from 1986-2001, touring almost non-stop, recording a slew of albums, appearing in music videos, and living the life of a Southern Rock star. Of course, stepping into the spot formerly oc...
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palmettopirate says...
Glad to hear Tim and Rusty are doing well. I worked with those guy's on a couple of projects at the old studio on Kennedy St.( Studio 151). We had a great time and they are really talented and super nice guy's. The studio musicians they use are great as well. Guy's like Ronald Radford. One of my favorite memories was seeing Paul Riddle setting behind the drum kit and realizing that he was playing on my album. What a thrill! Keep up the good work guy's.
tbell2547 says...
It was a great interview, so glad to hear that Tim and Rusty are doing well.
coconut1955 says...
Great article. I loved the mtb era with Tim and them. I still love the Southern spirit record he did and MTB gospel too.
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