How It Used to Be
Tim Hildebrandt
Performed By
Tim Hildebrandt
Album UPC
888174379326
CD Baby Track ID
TR0000011773
Label
Tim Hildebrandt
Released
2013-11-07
BPM
96
Rated
0
ISRC
ushm91380086
Year
2013
Spotify Plays
0
Writers
Writer
Timothy Murray Hildebrandt
Pub Co
Timothy Murray Hildebrandt
Composer
Timothy Murray Hildebrandt
ClearanceFacebook Sync License,Traditional Sync,YouTube Sync ServiceOne Stop
Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing Grant
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Pub Grant
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
United States - Minnesota
Description
A great follow up to his "Hombres" album, this record flows with an easy retro style, filled with colorful stories and catchy choruses driven by a great Americana beat. This is surely Tim's best yet!
Notes
Tim is first and foremost a song writer but has been writing, performing, producing and recording music since the early 60’s. His first musical influence was Elvis Presley. Tim learned to sing harmony listening to the Everly Brothers, but probably his most profound influence was the Beatles.
Tim moved to Nashville in 1993. It was during this time that Tim met Jerry Capehart. Jerry had penned major hit records such as ‘Summertime Blues ‘, recorded by everyone from Eddie Cochran to the Who, and ‘Turn Around Look At Me’, Glen Campbell’s first hit. Jerry signed to Tim a publishing contract with his company Steep Holler Publishing and the two had a wonderful working and personal relationship until Jerry’s death in 1998.
Now Tim lives in Rochester MN. where he continues to write and record great music as evidenced by his latest effort "Loco Love".
"Tim’s songs have all of my favorite elements... colorful stories, catchy choruses and a great Americana beat.
In today's youth obsessed music culture, it inspires me when songwriters who have been writing for a long time, just keep putting out great work. Tim’s new CD, "Loco Love" is surely one of his best yet!"
Sally Barris (Grammy nominated songwriter)
Nashville, Tn
Tim moved to Nashville in 1993. It was during this time that Tim met Jerry Capehart. Jerry had penned major hit records such as ‘Summertime Blues ‘, recorded by everyone from Eddie Cochran to the Who, and ‘Turn Around Look At Me’, Glen Campbell’s first hit. Jerry signed to Tim a publishing contract with his company Steep Holler Publishing and the two had a wonderful working and personal relationship until Jerry’s death in 1998.
Now Tim lives in Rochester MN. where he continues to write and record great music as evidenced by his latest effort "Loco Love".
"Tim’s songs have all of my favorite elements... colorful stories, catchy choruses and a great Americana beat.
In today's youth obsessed music culture, it inspires me when songwriters who have been writing for a long time, just keep putting out great work. Tim’s new CD, "Loco Love" is surely one of his best yet!"
Sally Barris (Grammy nominated songwriter)
Nashville, Tn
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