Met (Dallas' arts & entertainment weekly) Southwest Blues DownBeat Buddy magazine Texas Jazz Juke Blues Coda Crazy Music (the journal of the Australian Blues Society) D Magazine Dallas Morning News, Dallas Observer Texas Observer Contemporary Keyboard Texas Highways Akron Beacon Journal Discography Lucky Seven Records Black Top Trix Wolf Records (de) (Vienna, Austria) Bullseye Blues Fedora Records Blind Pig TKO Magnum Music Blue Moon Continental Blue Heaven (distributed by Harmonia Mundi) Cannonball Records (nl) 29110 AudioQuest Music TopCat Records Mayhem Records JSP Affiliations In 1987, Schuller – with Chuck Nevitt (né Charles Franklin Nevitt; 1956–2015) (record collector), Brian "Hash Brown" Calway (né Brian Everett Calway; born 1955) (blues musician) – founded the Dallas Blues Society. Tributes Tim Schuller benefit, Poor David's Pub, Dallas, May 27, 2012 Father, family, and death Schuller's father, Fred Kane Schuller had been a journalist in Pennsylvania and Ohio with over 13 newspapers, He had been in the editorial staff with the Youngstown Telegram (around 1935), staff editor for several years at the Cleveland News, night sports editor at the Pittsburgh Press (around 1940), editorial staff of the Daily News (McKeesport, Pennsylvania), managing editor of the Lorain Journal, and, near his death, worked for a stint at the Saint Petersburg Times. He was also an AP writer and contributor to Collier's and the Saturday Evening Post. He was a personal friend of John Barrymore, and after his death, corresponded with the family, including Lionel Barrymore. Schuller's mother, Mary Louise Layden (maiden), died in 2005 in New York City. His older sister, Molly Davis (née Molly Lou Schuller) has lived in New York City since the 1950s. Tim Schuller died February 29, 2012, in Dallas. He is buried in Salem, Ohio, at Grandview Cemetery. Notes about cited periodicals and labels Books <li> MusicHound Blues: The Essential Album Guide (1998) Edited by Leland Rucker Foreword by Al Kooper 1st Paper, 1st Printing edition (1997) Visible Ink Press Revised & updated (January 1, 2002) Leland Rucker (ed.) Al Kooper (forward) Tim Schuller (update editor) Schirmer Trade Books Omnibus Press Periodicals <li> Record labels <li> <li> <li> <li> Notes and references Notes References 1949 births 2012 deaths American music critics American music journalists Jazz writers People from Dallas Writers from Dallas Blues historians American music historians American male non-fiction writers Music historians People from Salem, Ohio Historians from Ohio Historians from Texas