Timothy Jon Gemmill (born May 28, 1949) is an American jazz musician, composer, arranger, producer, bandleader, graphic designer and entrepreneur, who has been involved in musical projects since the late 1960s. Most notably; Music Projection Trio (1970–1972), Rorschach (1973–1977), Cozzetti & Gemmill Quartet (1978–1982), Cozzetti & Gemmill^{[citation needed]} (1983–present), Rocka Records (1994–2004), Rocka.com (1999–2004) and Cozgem Records (1981–present).^{[citation needed]}

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Tim Gemmill
Tim Gemmill performing the National Anthem, Seattle Mariners, Kingdome, August 1982
Background information
Birth name	Timothy Jon Gemmill
Born	(1949-05-28) May 28, 1949 (age 73) Seattle, Washington, US
Origin	Seattle, Washington and Hackensack (1972–1977), US
Genres	jazz, post-bop, avant-garde jazz, jazz fusion, digital jazz, techno
Occupation(s)	Musician, composer, arranger, record producer, bandleader, graphic designer, entrepreneur
Instrument(s)	Tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, flute, piano, electric piano, keyboards, synthesizers, digital audio workstation
Years active	1967–present
Labels	Cozgem Records, ITI Records, Rocka Records
Website	cozzettiandgemmill.com

Biography

Road Songs 2

Discography

• 1981: Concerto For Padré (Cozgem Records)
• 1984: Soft Flower in Spring (ITI Records)
• 1994: Timeless (Rocka Records)
• 2010: Timeless[1] (Cozgem Records)
• 2011: Voyage of the Mummy[2] (Cozgem Records)
• 2013: Road Songs (Cozgem Records)
• 2017: Road Songs 2 (Cozgem Records)

References