Dutch Tilders Vinyl Records

Dutch Tilders was a Dutch blues and roots musician from the Netherlands who moved to Australia in the 1950s. He was a major influence on Australian blues, and was one of the few European blues musicians to achieve success in the country.

Tilders was a prolific recording artist and released over twenty albums in his lifetime. Some of his standout albums include "Tillers Blues" (1968), "Big Road" (1974), and "Live at the Blues Train" (1985). He is also known for his live performances, which have been released on several albums.

Some of his most popular songs include "Rockin' Chair Blues", "Take My Hand", and "Lemon Squeezer". He was also known for his unique guitar style, which combined elements of jazz, blues, and folk music.

An interesting fact about Dutch Tilders is that he was the first artist to be signed to Mushroom Records, the Australian record label founded by Michael Gudinski in 1972. He also became a mentor to many up-and-coming Australian blues musicians, including the late Chris Wilson.