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Justin Timberlake (born Justin Randall Timberlake; January 31, 1981 in Memphis, Tennessee) is a Grammy Award winning singer, Emmy Award winning actor, producer and dancer. At a young age of 4, Timberlake already had a love for music. Joining singing competitions as early as age 7, he was coached by well-renowned child coach Bob Westbrook. After an appearance on Star Search, he continued his dreams, beating out thousands of kids to join the cast of Disney's Mickey Mouse Club. At age 15, he rose to commercial fame as one of the frontmen of the hugely successful pop group *NSYNC in...

One Timber is from Gaithersburg, Maryland and rocks hard. Another Timber is from Montreal, Quebec and folks hard. TIMBER! is a one man band from Arkansas currently living in Texas. Pre-dating those hard-acting groups was the early 90s Timber, an NYC combo consisting of Mark Howell and Rick Brown (the latter of Fish & Roses and Run On fame) with assistance from - at various times - Ira Kaplan, Bob Bannister, Jenny Wade, and Tony Maimone, to name four. They released a full-length Parts and Labor on the Fred Frith-founded Rift label, a 7" on Butt Rag, and contributed a...

Shivering Timbers' story developed when married couple Sarah and Jayson Benn started singing and crafting songs for their infant daughter; as she grew the music began to take shape, and a band was born. They were discovered by The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach when they were invited to play at his birthday party. Their first album was subsequently recorded at Auerbach's Akron studio, a collection of home-spun dark folk songs and fractured fairy tales called 'We All Started in the Same Place'. Through Auerbach, the couple met Brian Olive (Sarah sang harmonies on his last solo album Two of Everything),...

Timber Timbre is a Canadian folk music project formed in 2005 and featuring Mika Posen, Simon Trottier and Taylor Kirk. Their debut album "Cedar Shakes", recorded in a farm house near Bobcaygeon, Ontario, was released in 2006. Hence the moniker Timber Timbre as an ode to the surroundings and the warm haunting sound of the album. 2007 saw the release of Medicinals, an album recorded by Kirk in his empty Toronto apartment. "Cedar Shakes came from driving around in fields, but I don’t think Medicinals reflects the city at all actually," Kirk told the Kingston Whig Standard. "If anything, I...