I've played "things with strings" in dozens of bands over many years.
Electric and acoustic guitar, mandolin, bass, dulcimer and bouzouki to name but a few. And I've played in many genres - rock, pop, blues, acoustic, folk, Traditional Irish, in fact  [less]

Bob Findlay is a Scots-born musician now residing in Tasmania.
He returned to the music industry in 2007 in a recording capacity after a 7-year hiatus due to a long battle with alcohol abuse.
In April 2007, he moved to Stanley on Tasmanias' far Nort [less]

Hi, the songs I've posted here are from recordings of various bands I've been with since 2000. They are:
1. The Ballad of Emu Plains: Dingo's Breakfast CD "A Good Look 'Round". I'm playing electric guitar and synth.
2. The Maida Vale Dance: Dingo's Br [less]

Dale Goodie has been described as a treasured Canadian natural resource. His blend of evocative lyrics, soulful vocals and innate musicality crosses generations and genres. Dale has channeled his personal history into his art, resulting in music that  [less]

DestinationDawn is a singer-songwriter who has a ethereal dreamlike quality to her music...coined "DreamWave" Her songs define the struggle of the human soul through life's journey and the battle between the flesh and the spirit. She has been the numb [less]

The Bluesmates was founded in Drøbak, Norway, in the late 90s, three of the original members are still in the band.
The band greatest strength is the variety in their repertorie. They play tunes by Fleetwood Mac, Fabulous Thunderbirds, Creedence Clea [less]

Although primarily a guitar band, HTP have no qualms about snipping bits from multiple genres and splicing the results together. HTP are not big on songs that evolve so slowly you fall asleep between intro and verse. Instead they practice revolution [less]