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Dustin Welch

Music

  • BIO
  • MUSIC
  • LYRICS & STORIES
    • WHISKY PRIEST
      • Dirty Mind
      • Don’t Tell Em Nothin’
      • Empty Parking Lots
      • Green Badge
      • Heartbreak
      • Lower East Side
      • One False Move
      • Poor House
      • Two Horses
      • Whisky Priest
    • TIJUANA BIBLE
      • Across The Rubicon
      • Ash & Iron
      • Goodbye
      • Jolly Johnny Junker
      • Lost At Sea
      • Party Girl
      • Sparrows
      • St. Lucy’s Eyes
      • Tango Blues
      • Things I Cannot Change
      • Tijuana Bible
  • SOLDIER SONGS & VOICES
  • CONTACT

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Every now and then, a songwriter is gifted by their subconscious — or perhaps even a higher, more mysterious power — with a song in a dream. It might be just a fragment: a key line or chorus, a snatch of melody that lingers through the fog of waking up, or perhaps even a world-shaking riff on the order of "Satisfaction." Dustin Welch can attest to the phenomenon himself, having been blessed with … [ read more ] about Amateur Theater Available Now

ABOUT

Dustin Welch was born on a cold Winter Solstice in a haunted plantation house on the grounds of a Tennessee horse farm. His birth room was heated by a red-hot $80 tin stove that burned whatever deadwood trees his dad could drag out of the woods by tractor and chains. He was the first born son of a first born son. His mother was the daughter of an Indian Princess, and the grand-daughter of one of … [ read more ] about BIO

SOLDIER SONGS & VOICES

SOLDIER SONGS & VOICES is a non-profit organization I run and volunteer for every week. We give music and songwriting lessons to Armed Forces Veterans free of charge, and even provide them with guitars as a vital means of self-expression and psychological healing. We now have chapters scattered throughout the country, as well as a handful down in Australia. The stuff coming out of these … [ read more ] about SOLDIER SONGS & VOICES

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