Jim Crown

Jimbo Mortimer "Jim" Crown (born January 22, 1977) is a Canadian musician who was mostly recognized as the second electronicist for the five-piece nu metal band Sharks in the Pool, replacing Brian Forrest during the winter of 1997. He was first credited on their debut album, The Water's Most Common Predator, and last contributed to the band on their self-titled release in 2005. After parting ways with Sharks in the Pool right after the recording sessions were finished, Herald Nelson became his permanent replacement.

Background information

 * Birth name: Jimbo Mortimer Crown
 * Born: January 22, 1977 (age 36); Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada
 * Genres: Nu metal
 * Occupations: Musician
 * Instrument: Keyboard, programming, electronics, turntables
 * Years active: 1996-present
 * Labels: Warner Bros., Eclipse

Influences

 * Paul Barker
 * Roger O'Donnell
 * Chris Vrenna
 * William Tucker