Jimmy Stofer
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Jimmy Stofer is a well-known American bass guitarist.
He was the touring bassist for Denver-based piano rock band The Fray. The Fray have never had an official bassist, and in 2005, Stofer was employed as touring bassist. Stofer and The Fray amicably split ways in 2007, and he focused his attention on the bands Dualistics, and, The Commentary. He made an appearance in the music video for "Over My Head (Cable Car)"
Jimmy, was the bassist for the local rock/funk band Bop Skizzum (which features members of the hip hop group Flobots, while a student at the University of Colorado in Boulder, when The Fray came calling for a bassist.
Jimmy had mutual friends between Bop Skizzum and The Fray, and was asked to fill-in as a temporary replacement. Stofer's talent became evident to The Fray on the local scene.
Jimmy recorded the bass tracks for Gary Johnson's Debut album, "Tracing Starlines With Empty Hands", which debuted in February 2010.
Jimmy was recognized by Bass Player Magazine for his contributions to his trade:[1]
After playing in the band Hello Kavita, in June 2010 Jimmy was presented as a new member of Rose Hill Drive.[2]
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