Singer-songwriter, Tim Culpepper, is poised to become Montgomery, Alabama’s newest ‘favorite son’, as he releases his first album and single. The single is titled “Ghost” and it’s from one of the best album titles in a while, “Pourin’ Whiskey On Pain.”
The single and the title song reveal one of those real-thing voices that contains reminiscent tones of Randy Travis, George Jones, Keith Whitley, etc.

Tim’s love of performing was home grown as the son of local star, Forest (Curly) Culpepper. His dad knew he had a chip-off-the-block on his hands when 9 year-old Tim walked up to him carrying an Epiphone guitar and said, “Teach me.”

Since then Tim kept up that family thing…since he married a singer-songwritng wife who co-wrote 7 of the songs on his debut album. Check him and his music out at www.timculpeppermusic.com.

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