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'''Timothy Ray Reed''' (also known as '''Reverend Fred Lane''') is an artist, songwriter and singer from [[Tuscaloosa]]. He was the master of ceremonies for the legendary [[Raudelunas]] "Pataphysical Revue" of the 1970s and the later novelty recordings ''From the One That Cut You'' (1983) and ''Car Radio Jerome'' (1986). | '''Timothy Ray Reed''' (also known as '''Reverend Fred Lane''') is an artist, songwriter and singer from [[Tuscaloosa]]. He was the master of ceremonies for the legendary [[Raudelunas]] "Pataphysical Revue" of the 1970s and the later novelty recordings ''From the One That Cut You'' (1983) and ''Car Radio Jerome'' (1986). | ||
Reed is the youngest of five children born to James and Frances Reed of Tuscaloosa. His older brother, [[Jim Reed|Jim]], is an author and proprietor of [[Reed Books]] in [[Birmingham]]. Reed currently lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee and works full-time building painted wood whirlygigs which he sells at art festivals. | Reed is the youngest of five children born to James and Frances Reed of Tuscaloosa. His older brother, [[Jim Reed|Jim]], is an author and proprietor of [[Reed Books]] in [[Birmingham]]. T. R. Reed currently lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee and works full-time building painted wood whirlygigs which he sells at art festivals. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 01:47, 17 December 2010
Timothy Ray Reed (also known as Reverend Fred Lane) is an artist, songwriter and singer from Tuscaloosa. He was the master of ceremonies for the legendary Raudelunas "Pataphysical Revue" of the 1970s and the later novelty recordings From the One That Cut You (1983) and Car Radio Jerome (1986).
Reed is the youngest of five children born to James and Frances Reed of Tuscaloosa. His older brother, Jim, is an author and proprietor of Reed Books in Birmingham. T. R. Reed currently lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee and works full-time building painted wood whirlygigs which he sells at art festivals.
References
- Fred Lane bio at All-Music Guide
- Reynolds-Neu, Sasha. (October 1999) "Whirligig Man". Tuskaloosa Magazine. #52
- Shook, Lee M. Jr (December 2010) "Rev. Fred Lane with Ron 'Pate's Debonairs: 'And now, a man who needs no introduction....'" Oxford American