Vinyl Radio

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A Vinyl Radio show is like going to ten rock concerts in one night. With a wall of vocal power and a righteous regard for the great music of the 70's these music City pros combine their considerable talents into an experience that captures the essence of an era when guitars gods and unforgettable melodies ruled the airwaves! FM Radio ushered in the greatest decade of music ever and Vinyl Radio is here to keep it alive. You’ll sing along to every song whether your friends want you to or not. Vinyl Radio, twice named Nashville’s best local band by The Nashville Scene, will take you back to your youth and leave you there for weeks. 

Get To know The Band…… 

Tim Buppert 

Tim made his living as a singing drummer, from the age of 18 until moving to Nashville in 1991from the Tidewater area of Virginia to pursue a songwriting career. While performing his songs at the Bluebird Café Tim was asked to sing some demos for hit songwriter Don Schlitz. Fast forward 25 years and Tim has sung on over 8,000 recordings including albums by: Trisha Yearwood, Michael Peterson, Kevin Sharp, Billy Ray Cyrus and Rodney Atkins to name a few and on jingles for: Pepsi, Luvs diapers, TNN and many more.       In 1997 Tim had his first success as a writer with the #1 hit by Kevin Sharp “She’s Sure Taking It Well”, Tim scored again in 2000 with Yankee Grey and the song “Another 9 minutes” which reached #11 on the Country charts.      After 10 years Tim went back to the drums and once again is the “Singing Drummer” and has been with Vinyl Radio for 11 years. 

Ron Wallace 

Ron has one of Music Row’s most recognizable and sought after voices, earning him a spot on the A-List of Nashville session singers. Touring with the newcomer, Tim McGraw, found Ron a spot-on McGraw's first video. Ron recorded for Sony/Columbia, and can be heard on recordings by industry heavyweights like Don Williams, Ty Herndon, and Faith Hill, including her #1 single, “Take Me As I Am”. 

Ronnie Kimball 

Ronnie has shared the stage with many superstars like Huey Lewis, Greg Khin, The Knack, Elvin Bishop, and Tommy Tutone, to name a few.  He was lead vocalist/front man with his AOR recording act, WORKFORCE on Scotti Bro./CBS Records.  During his stint with WORKFORCE, Ronnie had a song he cowrote and sang with the band featured in an episode of the popular TV series,  “Baywatch.”  He also had a music video on MTV with the California band, LASER BOY.  Since moving to Nashville in the mid 90’s Ronnie has become an in-demand session vocalist for some of Nashville’s best songwriters, sang numerous jingles and movie placements.  As a writer he’s had songs recorded by country music giant, Lee Greenwood and new artist Sherry Lynn.   Ronnie has also been featured as vocalist and cowriter on the inspirational CD, REACH HIGHER, on Berardi Records, as well as, singing the patriotic anthem “LIBERTY”, which has over 1 million views on YouTube. 

Brian Nutter 

Brian grew up in Ravenswood, WV. Coming from a long line of musicians on both sides of his family, he developed a passion for the guitar early. After playing in many local bands in the late 80’s and early 90’s, he packed up and headed west to Los Angeles like too many before him. A couple of years working as a recording engineer, session guitarist and singer, as well as one or two record ordeals later, he moved to Nashville. There, for the next several years, Brian worked on tour as well as the studio for many national acts. He’s played with: Carolyn Dawn Johnson, Lonestar, Tait, Toby Mac, Dierks Bentley, Taylor Swift, and Keith Urban to name a few. In addition to playing, Brian also has a passion for making guitars. He has his own small guitar company (Nutter Guitars) and is the head instructor at Musicians Institute Guitar Craft Academy.  

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