Name Tim Davis Role Singer | Died September 20, 1988 | |
Music group Steve Miller Band (1967 – 1970) Albums Children of the Future, Your Saving Grace, Live at the Fill Auditorium, Sailor, Brave New World Similar People Steve Miller, Ben Sidran, Gordy Knudtson, Glyn Johns, David Denny | ||
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Timothy L. Davis (November 29, 1943 – September 20, 1988) was a drummer, singer and songwriter, most notable as a co-founder of the Steve Miller Band.
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- The black white sessions season 1 finale tim davis come to the river
- Backline with jody mcbrayer tim davis
- History
- Steve Miller Band
- Solo
- Contributions to Others
- General Compilations
- References
Backline with jody mcbrayer tim davis
History
Davis was born in Milwaukee and raised in Janesville, Wisconsin. He played on the first five albums released by the Steve Miller Band, as well as contributing lead and background vocals and songwriting. Davis left the band to work with others, such as Ben Sidran, as well as to commence a solo career. Shortly after his departure from Miller, Davis joined with David Lindley in a band supporting Terry Reid, appearing at the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970.
Davis had a modest hit in 1972, "Buzzy Brown", written by fellow Wisconsin musician and Steve Miller Band co-founder James "Curley" Cooke. Davis continued an association with Steve Miller, resulting in Davis contributing two songs, co-written with Miller, to the 1984 Steve Miller Band album, Italian X Rays.
Davis died in 1988 from complications from diabetes.