Tyrone's Ukulele Heart

Pic by Grant Heaton

David who has contributed on this blog before with

his fabulous bands Friends of the Iguana and the Goodbye Notes,

is spreading the word about a new (well, kind of new!) musical

project. He is seeking to fund a recording to be called

Ukulele Heart which will be a collection of original ukulele songs

by Tyrone, David's alter ego.

In many ways similar to the Kransky Sisters who I covered in the last

post, Tyrone's act is funny, very musical and very entertaining.

Theres some great clips up at Tyrone's Youtube channel Here.

So check some more of the diverse wonderful music of Brisbane.

Now over to David!

Tyrone has quite a history, and may be strangely

familiar to Brisbane music lovers.

He played the first Livid Festival in 1988, with comedy

group Skins on the Wall, and appeared at several later

Livids, including one memorable set between

Screamfeeder and psychobilly outfit Fireballs.

(He was the guy with the iguana)

He has played at the Zoo many times,

the Cairns and Melbourne Ukulele Festivals

and took his show Ukulele Mekulele to the Sydney

Opera House.

He’s aiming to record his first album, and you can find out more

about the project here at Pozible.com