Talk:Duster Bennett

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I think someone should start preparing this page for the release of the new Duster Bennett Bio. Maybe set up a picture and a quick synopsis, and make some tags for Early life, career, death, discography, etc. That way it will be ready to go when the biography hits.

NEW ENTRY AUGUST 2006: Duster's biography is currently being written by Martin Celmins, who is well-known for his book 'Peter Green - The Biography', which is now in its third printing. The Duster book has been commissioned by Peter Moody, the man who has achieved so much for Duster in terms of the re-release (and new releases) of Duster's music. You may be able to help! We are trying to locate the whereabouts of Tony Mills, who was Duster's bass player, roadie and right-hand man. He was last heard of in California. If you know Tony PLEASE ask him to contact me by e-mail (keithrandall3@hotmail.com) Otherwise, if you have any comments, or fond memories of Duster, feel free to contribute. It's going to be a very fine book, loaded with photographs and very evocative of those halcyon days, the 1960s. Many thanks. Keith Randall UPDATE January 2007: Martin Celmins is confident that the book will be available by July 2007. We still haven't heard from Tony Mills but we've received much positive response and encouragementfrom fans and friends via this website. My thanks to all concerned. Keith Randall, 9/1/2007

I moved this stuff here as it doesn't belong in the main article space. Itsmejudith 14:50, 1 February 2007 (UTC)

TRASH

"It is considered by some to be one of the best blues compositions penned on the east side of the Atlantic." Eungh, terrible terrible terrible --IRONY-POLICE (talk) 15:13, 11 December 2009 (UTC)

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