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Tim Lefebrve and a Dingwall D-roc

I envy people who can play with freedom and abandon. He doesn't seem to be worried about blowing the occasional note or timing issues. If he makes a mistake he deals with it and moves on. That was inspirational, thanks for sharing it.

Lefebrve has the indescribable "it" that makes a very good player a special player who brings a spark to a track or a performance.
 
Could you post some Tim things to check out? I'm really ignorant to his work outside of TTB (where he could have been doing amazing things, but the live mix is so poor you'd never know it) and his playing on Bowie's "Blackstar."

I like what he played on that Knower album a few years ago, and I like an album called Krantz, Carlock, and Lefebrve from 2009, where does a lot synth emulating effects.