Bill Durst - The Great Willy Mammoth

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2009
Time: 42:24
Size: 98,8 MB
Label: Durstwerks
Styles: Blues/Blues-Rock
Art: Front

Tracks Listing:
 1. River - 4:27
 2. Cafe On the Gaspe - 2:59
 3. Beautiful - 4:41
 4. The Great Willy Mammoth - 3:38
 5. Flower Song - 4:14
 6. Wandering Blues - 5:29
 7. Radio: Soul Survivor - 2:56
 8. Homeless - 4:30
 9. 39 Days - 3:17
10. All the Blues in the World - 6:09

Up Lifting Songs of Blues Rock Roots, World Class Guitarist, Singer, Songwriter, Entertainer, Award Winner, Burning Blues Slide Guitar, Voice Soul-Deep, Big Fat Tone, Fuzz Thumping Beat so get some of this audience favorite treat. Bill Durst is a Canadian Blues- Rock- Roots guitarist, singer, songwriter, entertainer who has written and recorded over 115 songs on 11 albums with 7 national radio chart hits. Bill has opened for or shared the stage with Areosmith, Rush, BTO, Yardbirds, John Mayall, Savoy Brown, Bobby Rush, Little Feat, George Thorogood, Bad Company, Edgar Winter Group, Rick Derringer, Jeff Healey, Steve Strongman, Jack de Keyser, Monkey Junk, David Wilcox, Bob Seger, Downchild, Sly And The Family Stone, Slade, David Clayton Thomas, L.A. Guns, Johnny winter and many more. Mr. Durst has toured across North America and in Europe and tours extensively in Canada. As a kid growing up in Wingham and then London, Ontario (which is halfway between Toronto and Detroit), Bill was heavily influenced by Motown R&B and Toronto Psychedelic Soul music as well as the British Blues Invasion and Jimi Hendrix. Bill’s entrance onto the national/international stage was his classic rock band Thundermug formed from London R&B bands in 1969. By the summer of 1972 they had a number one hit and a fan following in Eastern Canada. The band went on to record a total of 5 albums, (3 albums in the early/mid 1970s and two CDs in the mid 1990s) releasing records in the US and Europe. Bill put out his first two solo releases in the mid eighties but it wasn’t until the early 2000s that Bill got some real career momentum.
In 2004 Durst proclaimed his intention to start up a “little, fuzzy, psychedelic blues band”
and since then Bill and his co-writer Joe DeAngelis have produced 4 full length CDs.
The Wharncliffe Sessions (’05), The Great Willy Mammoth (’09), Live (‘12) and
Hard And Heavy (’13).

The Great Willy Mammoth