On June 22, 1970, Timothy Christopher Wayne Archer was born to Gary

and Faye Archer of Sarnia, Ontario. Tim's parents both worked hard to

support their family of three children and cultured them in music and

talent of the 50's and 60's.

In the early 1960's Gary and Faye owned and operated the 'Candystick

Lounge' in downtown Sarnia. The lounge featured many top acts such as

the Platters, Bobby Lewis and Sharon Loness. Both had a great love of

music and dance. Gary performed in many area venues with his warm 'Jim

Reeves' baritone style, always with the loving support of his wife

Faye.

Tim began to sing and perform at the age of three for family and

friends at neighborhood gatherings and family parties. Tim's parents

would often tell the story of Tim singing 'Last of the Red Hot Lovers'

by Neil Simon, to any or everyone who would listen. By the early age

of sixteen, Tim had made a name for himself in the Sarnia area as a

top singer and performer. Among his many early achievements, Tim

performed to an outdoor concert for 40,000 people for 'Sarnia for

Downtown Days'.

The music consisted of a wide variety featuring hits from the fifties

up to the present. Many people commented that day on Tim's stage

presence as being one of the best and most energetic performances

they've seen. His unique ability of picking up tunes and lyrics after

hearing a piece only a few times had made him an instant success at a

wide range of gospel, country and classic’s events.

At the age of nineteen, Tim released a cassette of twelve songs from

the 50's and 60's era, and were sold at most of the music stores in

Sarnia area. Tim became part of a regular rotation on the CHOK and the

FOX FM radio stations in the Lambton area. Fox Fm once had a website

entitled 'The Lambton Leaders' which a feature of Tim was placed among

some their top Canadian performers such as Kim Mitchell and James

Doohan, 'Scotty' from Star Trek. The cassette had sold out to great

reviews from local fans.

Other achievements during this time were Canada's 'London to Memphis',

a competition where Tim had placed second out of the top five

finalists. He had also placed second in the 'Budweiser’s Canada Star

Search'. Both competitions were much to the same respect of today's

music searches like 'American Idol' and 'Canadian Idol'.

With the aid and support of his parents, in the late 80's Tim started

a successful Sarnia car club called 'The Nifty Fifties and Sixties'

displaying a wide variety of classic and vintage cars to the public.

The club was a non-profit organization, featuring a number of yearly

events designed for the betterment of the Sarnia area and local

charities. Tim was able to use his creativity and performing talents

to bring prosperous recognition to it.

Tim and his parents traveled to the Nashville, Tennessee twice in the

early 1990's and during a visit to Loretta Lynn's ranch, Tim was given

the opportunity to sing with Loretta Lynn's daughter, Patsy Lynn. That

led the Lynn family sponsoring Tim to sing on stage at the Grand Ole

Opry in their Friday and Saturday shows, where he was encouraged

backstage by Skeeter Davis.

Tim performed at Bad Bob's Vapors Bar, a Nashville hot spot, and sang

with both Phoebe Lewis, daughter of Jerry Lee Lewis, and The Kentucky

Head Hunters. He had also performed at the Mickey Gillies Bar in

Nashville, another entertainment hot spot. Several songs were

performed as a woman in the audience made several request for Tim to

sing Patsy Cline, Hank Locklin, and Ricky Nelson. He sang all of the

requested songs to great applause, unbeknown to Tim at the time. The

woman in the audience was Lorrie Morgan, daughter of Grand Ole Opry

star George Morgan.

In 1992 Tim was offered an opportunity to sing for Capital Records.

Unfortunately, his mother Faye, his biggest number one fan, had passed

away during this time of breast cancer. For three years after, Tim had

organized and performed in the Sarnia area at large fundraising events

for the Breast Cancer Society in memory of Faye Archer.

After moving north of Sarnia to Owen Sound in 1994, another trip had

followed to Nashville, where Tim performed at many local venues and

fundraisers. Then in 2000 Tim released locally his self titled CD

’ARCHER’ a tribute to some of his parents favourite songs of the 50's,

60's and country artists.

Tim has been at a stage where he is now ready to take his talent to

the 'next level'. He has also been looking at advancing his career on

the stage and in the film industry. Years of performing and singing

with life experiences have enhanced his abilities to dramatically

allow for a greater range and depth of emotions revealing themselves

in his performances.

A live performance at the Owen Sound legion in 2008 gave Archer Fans a

taste of the newly inspired Archer.  One Fan said "For the first time

I seen Archer on stage" since Tim has always performed cover songs.

This performance included two pre-released songs. 'Blue of the Sky',

written as a love song by Tim's late father Gary to his new wife Faye

in 1961 and 'Cheatin on Me'. Both have hit #7 on the global country

artist charts on reverbnation.com. Also these songs have placed him in

the 'Featured Artist' spotlight for a week, gaining him even more

great reviews and recognition.

Late 2008 and early 2009 Tim begun working in the studio to add

additional songs along with "Blue of the Sky" and "Cheatin' On Me" to

compile the full album "Blue of the Sky" which was released mid 2009.

The songs on this CD are original and written by Tim, himself

accompanied with singer/song writter Scott Morrow of New York.

In 2009, the long anticipated release of Tim's Second CD entitled

'Archer - Blue Of The Sky' is finally available through our online

Store

http://archercd.com/store.html

'Tim is a purely, heartfelt, inspirational singer. You will not be

disappointed!'