The fine Aussie blues man and great finger style guitar player passed away Sat 23rd April after a battle with cancer.
I remember seeing Dutch one time in Sydney in the 80's I had never seen finger style playing before I had to leave early so I could go home and play my guitar it was so affecting.
That's my best memory of Dutch Tilders.
RIP Dutch Tilders
RIP Dutch Tilders
Cheers Luke
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Re: RIP Dutch Tilders
Great player and a great bloke to boot who will be dearly missed by anyone who had any interest in Australian music and blues music in particular.
I had the opportunity to to sit with him for an evening and drink beer and play guitar about 15 years ago.
He was in Launceston to play at a festival and he and his band were staying at the pub that I managed. I had the audacity to pull out a guitar and play him "Good Morning Cigarette", one of his own compositions. Next thing his own guitar came out and we were into it.
I had learnt a lot of my fingerstyle playing from his recordings and it was unbelievable to sit and play his songs with him. He kept stopping me and correcting the riffs I'd been mis-playing for years and also taught me a few things that were unique to his own style of playing..
The beers kept flowing and so did the songs.
May he rest in peace.
I had the opportunity to to sit with him for an evening and drink beer and play guitar about 15 years ago.
He was in Launceston to play at a festival and he and his band were staying at the pub that I managed. I had the audacity to pull out a guitar and play him "Good Morning Cigarette", one of his own compositions. Next thing his own guitar came out and we were into it.
I had learnt a lot of my fingerstyle playing from his recordings and it was unbelievable to sit and play his songs with him. He kept stopping me and correcting the riffs I'd been mis-playing for years and also taught me a few things that were unique to his own style of playing..
The beers kept flowing and so did the songs.
May he rest in peace.
Re: RIP Dutch Tilders
One of the greats for sure and a sad loss indeed...ur a lucky man Bob to have sat and played with an Aussie legend.
Cheers
Kim
Cheers
Kim
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Re: RIP Dutch Tilders
make mine fifths........
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