Tim Landers Net Worth

Tim Landers Net Worth is
$1.9 Million

Tim Landers Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Timothy Gerard Landers (born November 1, 1956 in Taunton, Massachusetts) is an American bass guitarist, composer and record producer.He graduated from Brockton High School in 1975 and attended the Berklee College of Music from 1976 to 1977, studying under Neil Stubenhaus and Whit Browne. He later moved to Los Angeles, California and works as a studio musician.Landers has worked with many artists over the years, including:Steve Smith and Vital InformationHoracee ArnoldTiger Okoshi and BakuStanton Davis and the Ghetto MysticismMick GoodrickMike SternDean BrownBill FrisellRandy RoosEef AlbersAl Di MeolaGil EvansMichael BreckerBilly CobhamThe CrusadersRobert TepperFerronTom ScottLee RitenourEric GaleAl StewartGo WestMarc JordanTori AmosAnti-mTracy ChapmanVince NeilStevie NicksFerronLoreena McKennittBrian HughesPat KelleyJesse CookJethro TullBill MedleyGladys KnightGraham NashSandra BernhardSteve WynnStan RidgwayDavid & DavidLou RawlsDjavanDori CaymmiJohn TeshEric MarienthalTaylor HawkinsVinnie ColaiutaChristopher MorrisFrank GambaleTom CosterLauren ChristyMark WilliamsonPoint of GraceNatalie GrantNicole MillerLorenza PonceB.B. KingKid Creole and the CoconutsSolar SystemDave GrusinMaltaIan WallaceCrimson Jazz TrioLittle AxeGannin ArnoldLanders has also recorded for numerous film, television and advertising scores. Including:FriendsJust Shoot MeCheersThe TortellisThe Pat Sajak ShowThe Carol Burnett Show (1991)The Tracey Ullman ShowAlfred Hitchcock Presents (1986)Greg the BunnyBobby's WorldJohn and LisaOne on OneNBA on NBC (theme)Barcelona Olympics (theme)CBS Sports (theme)Entertainment Tonight (theme)HBO NFL This Week.Featured on countless television commercials includingMcDonald'sDodge TrucksCoca ColaSprintIntelNikeFord Motor CompanyCallawayBudweiserToyotaSonyCoorsLanders has also done bass guitar design for both Peavey Electronics Corporation (with his TL5 and TL6 models, one of the very first production line versions of neck-through 5 and 6 string basses) and along with Mark Egan helped Mike Pedulla with his early fretless 'Buzz' bass guitars.