The Chris Timbers Band is comprised of a talented group of musicians that Timbers credits for a huge part of his success. Each individual brings his own musical expertise, and their collaboration together creates a product that is greater than the sum of its parts. Meet The Chris Timbers Band...
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At four years old, my dad took me to the Bahamas for the first time. I saw a steel drum band and couldn't understand how music was coming from the cans. At that moment I was captivated and knew what I wanted to do...I wanted to make that sound.
After that, the discipline of learning how to play kept me focused and out of trouble. I grew up being influenced by the music of Ray Charles, Isaac Hayes, Barry White, Stevie Wonder, Earth Wind & Fire, Journey and Rush.
I attended Mount Saint Joseph's high school in Baltimore City. As I was so entrenched in the music program in high school, I had the opportunity to audition for a national youth orchestra, with which I travelled internationally performing in concert halls and amphitheaters in Europe.
Once graduated, I received a scholarship from Hampton University in which I didn't major in music but performed in all the major branches of the music department: gospel choir, marching band, jazz band and also part of a student-run band that preformed at corporate events in and around the Hampton Roads area. Out of all those musical experiences, the time in the marching band had the most influence in my playing. Since graduating I've had the pleasure of performing with regional and national artists. These collaborations continue to flourish and I am greatly humbled by these experiences.
George Belton, aka Nattysoul, is an incredibly gifted multi-instrumentalist, composer and arranger. Mostly know for Bass and Drums, he has shared the stage with a number of great artists, including Morris Day and the Time, Ann Nesby (Sounds of Blackness, Raheem Devaugh and most recently super shredder Yngwie Malmsteen. He's also recorded with Grammy Award winning artists Sheryl Crow and Salt-N-Peppa.
Jason Eaglin, a native of Washington, D.C., cultivated his musical talents from an early age through his upbringing in the church. Demonstrating perfect pitch, he learned to sing and play the drums before branching out at the age of 15 to play piano and organ. His exposure to diverse musical genres has shaped him into an accomplished musician, songwriter, music arranger, and producer, enabling him to perform with various ensembles throughout his career.
He grew up alongside and remains friends with several renowned musicians from the D.C. area. Currently, he serves as the Music Director at a local church and, in addition to playing with Chris Timbers, he's also a member of the Brencore Allstars band and several other local bands. Jason has been happily married to his lovely wife, Valorie Bland-Eaglin, for 31 years, and together they have 4 children and 14 grandchildren. They now reside in Spotsylvania, Virginia.
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