Tim Palmer
Tim Palmer ( born October 4, 1962 in North Shields, Northumberland ) is a British music producer, sound engineer and musician. He was best known for its productions for artists and rock bands such as Texas, The Mission, Tears For Fears, Robert Plant or HIM known. Among the most famous songs produced by him include Serpents Kiss of The Mission, I Do not Want a Lover by Texas or Elemental by Tears For Fears.
Life and career
Tim Palmer, born 1962 in North Shields, began his career first as a musician, but developed in the early 1980s, soon his special talent, first as an assistant in the Utopia Studios in London, and later as an independent sound engineer by working on the mixer for various international music groups and solo artists in Los Angeles.
Since 1982, he is characterized as an engineer and music producer for many successful pop and rock Albem responsible the high chart positions reached. When gray eminence he was unbroken active during the 1990s and 2000s. Thus, supervised and produced in this time as a sound engineer and producer numerous albums by artists and bands like Kajagoogoo, The Mighty Lemon Drops, Tin Machine, Gene Loves Jezebel, The House of Love, Ozzy Osbourne, Switchfoot, Kane or Blue October.
Tim Palmer now lives and works as an independent producer, sound engineer and musician with his wife Nadine Marsh ( married 1995), and his two daughters in the United Kingdom.