My goal this year was to meet all the guys in Dierks' band. I met Tim (and Rod) in February in Tampa at another benefit--WQYK for St. Jude's. Tim and Rod were supporting Dierks in an acoustic set and in between they were just hanging out having coffee so I asked for a photo op!
I met Tim again at Last Call Ball and also chatted a few minutes with him after The Tabernacle in Atlanta. He told me he plays the fiddle some, and I told him I'm waiting to see that added to the live show! My dream would be to see "Gonna Get There Someday" live, with Dierks singing and Tim playing fiddle!
I also found a beautiful video on YouTube of Tim showing his stuff:
Tim Sergent playing one of the new Jackson steel guitars at the show at Steel Guitar Nashville January 14, 2009 posted on YouTube by bobbeseymour
Here is a comment on YT from below that video: jd774U (6 months ago) Thanks for the great video. I knew Tim back in the 80s in Ashland KY - he was a child prodigy! He could play anything - banjo, guitar, piano, etc. and was destined for Nashville from birth. A really great guy too, i wish we had more of him on youtube! (got any more?)
Tim plays the banjo! My brother filmed and edited this video exclusively for dbcongress.com:
Posted on Youtube by dbcongress February 09, 2009: Originally scheduled to be pool-side, Dierks Bentley performed live inside Floyd's on this 32 degree Florida morning, at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Tampa from 7-9 a.m. Audience members earned a seat by serving as Partners in Hope for St. Jude's Children's Hospital. WQYK broadcast the event live and Charley Belcher from FOX13 was also there filming live for tv.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TIM! I hope you see this and hope you had a fanstastic day! See ya Friday night in Tampa!
~Ronna
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TIMMY! :D
ReplyDeleteAww, love your pics with Rod and Tim, Ronna! Happy Birthday, Tim. We saw you on Sunday!
ReplyDeletewasn't it evie's b'day sunday , too?
ReplyDeleteNo, Evie's bday was last Sunday Oct. 4.
ReplyDeleteI grew up with Tim here in Ashland Ky. Played music with him. He is the same person as he was the day he left on the road. A great friend and fellow musician. We all miss you back home Tim. Your friend Kirby Knuckles
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