Ultimate Timmy Fanz (UTF) is the "unofficial" online home of musician Timmy Cappello. Many of you may know him best as the dynamic persona who performed in the band for legendary rock diva Tina Turner, but here you will find out about the man behind the music and the eye catching stage performances.
UTF has prided itself on being the very first fan dedication to Timmy as well as your best source on this musical phenom. If you have always wanted to know more about the man who always had the smooth moves on stage, then you have found what you are looking for right here.
It has been my goal with UTF to provide a place for all of Timmy's fans to visit and find out more about this sensational performer and musician. Please feel free to browse around and explore. If you like what you see, bookmark this site and/or subscribe to the RSS feed to receive automatic updates via your favorite RSS reader.
Happy (belated) New Year everyone! Despite the economic problems going on world wide, I’m hoping for the best for 2009.
I have posted the audio file for Timmy’s latest song, “Homeless Heart,” in the Media>Music section. If you haven’t heard it yet, be sure to give it a listen. As usual, you can download the song directly from Timmy’s official site.
After months of neglect, I managed to get a post up on Reverb, UTF’s Official Blog. As a special favor to me, please check out my most recent post at Reverb. Just like I started a grass roots effort of one person for Timmy back in 2000, I’m trying to help with this grass roots effort. I would really appreciate it. Thanks.
Update: I updated the link to point to the right place. Sorry about that. Been a long couple of days.
I guess I find it odd that this happened, but UTF has been dugg on Digg thanks to this link on the whereabouts of Timmy. In checking the Feedburner traffic I noticed a huge spike in traffic the past three days, and after doing some “digging” around, I realized it was a result of the Digg effect. In some ways, I guess it’s an honor to finally be a victim of the Digg effect, but since I no longer care for Digg, it’s not that big of a deal to me as it would have been a year ago.
Even though I have the WordPress cache plugin active, it’s possible you may have had trouble reaching the site. In any case, I just wanted to let you know that if you experienced some downtime the past couple of days, the Digg effect is the reason why.
