Biography
Tinsley Waterhouse
Tinsley Waterhouse is an Australian R&B and blues musician.
Tinsley Waterhouse started as a drummer in the 1960s in Melbourne, first with blues groups, the Gravy Train and then the Horse before briefly joining a New Zealand-formed band, Chants R&B in mid-1967. He formed Tinsley Waterhouse's Old Tracks in 1979, which became the Tinsley-Townsend Band in April of the following year and then the Tinsley Waterhouse Band in July 1980.
In 2010 Waterhouse combined with Driftwood Lounge to issue an album, Blues 'n' Western, via Ray Vonn Records.
Tinsley Waterhouse started as a drummer in the 1960s in Melbourne, first with blues groups, the Gravy Train and then the Horse before briefly joining a New Zealand-formed band, Chants R&B in mid-1967. He formed Tinsley Waterhouse's Old Tracks in 1979, which became the Tinsley-Townsend Band in April of the following year and then the Tinsley Waterhouse Band in July 1980.
In 2010 Waterhouse combined with Driftwood Lounge to issue an album, Blues 'n' Western, via Ray Vonn Records.