Current Musical Pursuits
In 2005, a "greatest hits" CD consisting of digitally remastered tunes from the Tim Ware Group's two albums was released by Menus and Music, a publishing company started by Sharon O'Connor.
Tim is currently at work on a full-length CD of surf and surf-inspired music.
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