Happy 61st Birthday Timothy! Part 4

For our final bit of celebration for Timothy's birthday, I've put together a MySpace for the site! You can find it here:

Timothy B. Schmit Online MySpace

You MySpacers, be sure to "friend" it - even though there's a couple more things I'd still like to do with it.

Once again, Happy Birthday to Timothy! Thanks for the music, Tim!

Happy 61st Birthday Timothy! Part 3

Now some videos for you to enjoy! Thanks to our webmistress Kath for proving the first two.

Boys Night Out (Solid Gold 1987)
Timothy rocks it on Solid Gold!
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Schmit interview with CNN (1987)
Tim talks about his new sound on Timothy B. - and squelches those Eagles reunion rumors.
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Indian Summer - Poco (1977)
Tim doesn't sing lead, but he sounds great (and looks adorable) on backup!
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Happy 61st Birthday Timothy! Part 2

Our next treat - some Timothy MP3s!


Poco in Paris 1975
Keep on Tryin'
Sagebrush Serenade


Ringo's All-Starr Band in New York City 1992
I Can't Tell You Why
Keep on Tryin'

Happy 61st Birthday Timothy! Part 1

It's Timothy's birthday today! We're going to celebrate by putting up various goodies throughout the day. Be sure to check back!

First off, some photos. I've added a few photos to the Mid-Poco gallery (thanks Gary), the Long Run gallery (thanks Kate), and the Tell Me the Truth gallery (thanks Kath). Many photos, however, have been added to the current Long Road Out of Eden gallery (thanks to Maleah for the Chicago ones).

I've also added several avatars using current photos.

I made a new wallpaper as well:

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More to come!

Tim gives interview to Illinois Entertainer

You can read Tim's interview with the Illinois Entertainer here - it starts on page 20. Alternatively, you can download the pdf here if you like. Interesting stuff!

Timothy Joins In On Joe's Live Online Chat

Joe Walsh hosted a live online chat on August 1st for his fans. You may be thinking - cool, but why are you posting that news here. Because in case you haven't heard by now, Tim joined Joe for the second half of the chat. There were quite a few technical difficulties during the chat from Boston, but it was still quite entertaining. In spite of the fact that they were both wearing glasses, they had a difficult time reading and answering the questions that the fans were sending in, but they were troopers and did the best they could. We will give you the highlights about what Tim had to say regarding his solo efforts here. There will also be posts on Joe Walsh Online about what Joe had to say regarding his personal life and solo career and on Eagles Online Central about information regarding the Eagles.

So here's what Tim had to say:

* Tim is working on a solo album, but isn't sure when it will be released.
* Tim says none of the Eagles will guest on the album because he wants it to be completely different.
* He does say that there are a lot of other great guest appearances, but he isn't saying who right now.
* Tim says his voice is about 90% back after his accident, which "freaked" him out.
* He is doing daily voice therapy exercises and expects his voice to be 100% by year-end.
* Tim said the band rehearses any songs the next day that were "bad" the night before when touring.
* He doesn't have as much time to do as many entries in his diary as he'd like.
* Re: Working with Toto was '"nuts", but they are a great group of musicians.
* Tim loves Aretha Franklin's early work.
* Tim listens to jazz music in the morning and classical music after a show.
* He says that the suits that the band is wearing in concert now are hot, but that he doesn't "hate" the ties.
* He hasn't spoken with Don Felder in recent times.

It is such a treat for fans when Joe does these chats. But, talk about a bonus - it was awesome that Tim joined him! Hopefully, we can look forward to other 'guest' appearances in the future.

Photos from the John Stewart Tribute

Today, I found some photos from the John Stewart Tribute concert held on May 3rd. The direct link is here or the individual pictures can be viewed here

Timothy B. Schmit Online Turns One!

TimothyBSchmitOnline.com was started a year ago today. To celebrate, we've put up some treats.

• A video of Tim playing bass and singing backup as a member of Poco in 1972 doing the song "Good Feelin' to Know"
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• A video of Tim promoting Carvin guitars
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• New Tim avatars (scroll down)



• Photos in EVERY gallery era - the vast majority were found by our webmistress Kath, but for the recent ones thanks go to Steph, Monique, Lisa S., "freyfanatic" and everyone who contributed



• Nine new Tim sidebars for the front page (since they're randomized, see them alone here)

Thanks for visiting!

Timothy performed at the John Stewart Memorial

A site visitor let me know that Timothy performed at the John Stewart Memorial on May 3rd in Malibu, and sang a beautiful rendition of John's song "Chilly Winds". This link also mentions Timothy's participation in the event.

Timothy and Joe to present award at CMT Awards

Timothy and Joe have been listed as presenteners for the CMT Music Awards, which is being hosted by Billy Ray Cyrus and his daughter Miley (aka Hannah Montana). The Cermony will air on Monday April 14th at 8pm Eastern time on CMT and CMT.com .

NEW DIARY!!!!!!

Timothy has posted a new diary entry on his official site. It's a good and long one too!

Timothy sounds very positive about the band, touring and the solo album he is working on!

New photo of Tim!

As I reported, Timothy attended Namm in January. There is a photo of him at the event here (scroll down to see the picture).

Timothy back to 100%!

The webmistress found out some good news. She asked Glenn Frey about Timothy's voice at Pebble Beach, and he told her that it's 100% back!

Timothy at Namm 2008

According to this blog , Timothy is currently attending the 2008 NAMM show in Anaheim, California.