13 Facts About Kerryn Tolhurst

Kerryn William Tolhurst was born on 1948 and is an Australian country rock musician, songwriter and producer.

Kerryn Tolhurst was based in the United States from late 1970s to the late 1990s, although he periodically returned to Australia.

Kerryn Tolhurst formed a short-lived group, Rattling Sabres, and wrote their single, "All Fired Up".

Kerryn William Tolhurst was born on 7 May 1948 in Williamstown, Victoria to Aileen and Eric Tolhurst.

Kerryn Tolhurst was stationed in Melbourne and was able to keep a version of Adderley Smith Blues Band going until 1970.

Sundown issued a lone single, "This Country of Mine", but Kerryn Tolhurst had already left before it appeared.

Kerryn Tolhurst left Country Radio in February 1973 and briefly joined Mississippi, which later became Little River Band.

Kerryn Tolhurst appears on all of the Dingoes' albums, including their three studio albums, The Dingoes, Five Times the Sun, and Orphans of the Storm.

Kerryn Tolhurst periodically returned to Australia where he worked as a session musician and record producer.

Kerryn Tolhurst provided guitar, banjo, tiple, mandolin, lap steel guitar and Hawaiian guitar.

Kerryn Tolhurst next worked on Paul Kelly's Deeper Water on the tracks, "Difficult Woman" and "Give in to My Love".

Kerryn Tolhurst returned to Australia to co-produce the Black Sorrow's next studio album, Beat Club.

Kerryn Tolhurst produced Goanna's album Spirit Returns, which was released in the same month.