Tim Miner

Tim Miner is an American gospel/R&B singer-songwriter and instrumentalist. He has also produced, arranged, and/or composed music for/with many other artists.
Miner released three albums on Christian labels in the 1980s before releasing a self-titled album on Motown Records, which is a reworking of his previous album, True Story, with new material.
Miner currently records and produces projects, owns his own recording studio and lives in the Los Angeles area with his wife and their two sons.

• 1984: Tim Miner (Nissi Records)
• 1988: I Know You Think You Know (Sparrow Records) U.S. Billboard CC No. 24
• 1990: True Story (Frontline Records) U.S. CC No. 31
• 1992: Tim Miner (Motown Records)
• 2004: Not White Enuff (Dream Nation Entertainment)
• 2006: Melody of Love (Dream Nation Entertainment)
• 2007: I Dream In Living Color (Dream Nation Entertainment)

Other credits

Writer

• 1987: "Isn't It Crazy" on Leon Patillo's Brand New
• 1991: "Give Me a Chance" on David Peaston's Mixed Emotions
• 1994: "Any Way You Wanna Go" on CeCe Peniston's Thought 'Ya Knew
• 1994: "Missing You" & "Anyway" on Steve Perry's For the Love of Strange Medicine
• 1995: "Cry for Me" on Paula Abdul's Head Over Heels
• 1997: "Father and a Friend" on Crystal Lewis's Let Love In
• 2000: "Key to the Kingdom" on The Whites' A Lifetime in the Making
• 2011: "Only Thing I Ever Get for Christmas" on Justin Bieber's Under the Mistletoe Araon Pearce Producer

Producer

• 1989: Love Is You to Me Kim Boyce (also keyboards)
• 1992: New Direction DeLeon (also bass, composer, drums, and keyboards)
• 1992: Love Is Reality Al Green (also arranger, bass, and keyboards)
• 1992: How Time Flies Wayne Watson (also bass, percussion, and background vocals)
• 1994: For the Love of Strange Medicine Steve Perry (also bass, composer, and keyboards)
• 1998: Dionne Sings Dionne Dionne Warwick (also composer and keyboards)
• 2002: For All Time Soluna (also guitar)
• 2006: I See Beautiful Tammy Trent (also guitar, keyboards, and duet on "Is This Love")
• 2008: Outloud! Spensha Baker (also composer, guitar, and keyboards)

Guest vocals

• 1998: "The First Noel" with Brian McKnight on Bethlehem

• ^ Billboard, Allmusic