Peter Wells

Legendary slide guitarist Peter Wells caused such Australian rock outfits as Buffalo, Rose Tattoo, and Romeo Doggie in addition to releasing several single blues/country albums in his personal right. Wells began like a bass participant with Brisbane music group Head before getting a fundamental element of Sydney music group Buffalo, playing bass around the albums Deceased Forever…, Volcanic Rock and roll, Only Need You for THE BODY, and Mother’s Choice. Wells remaining the music group in 1976 and, right now playing slide acoustic guitar, helped type Aussie rock and roll legends Rose Tattoo. Through the following seven years, he toured internationally using the music group and was presented on three albums: Rose Tattoo, Assault & Electric battery, and Scarred forever. In 1983, Wells created the music group Scattered Aces plus they released 6-PACK in Apr 1984. In November, Wells created the music group Illustrated Males with another ex-Rose Tattoo member, Ian Rilen, but by 1985, Wells experienced moved on to some blues clothing, the Lucy DeSoto Music group. They released the albums Three Ladies along with a Sailor and Help Me Rhonda, My Boyfriend’s Back again. Wells and DeSoto just performed sporadically through the following 3 years before developing the music group CORONARY ATTACK. Wells’ debut recording, ALL YOU Like Attempts to Get rid of You, premiered in past due 1990 and he toured using the Peter Wells Music group the following 12 months, supporting such functions as Marianne Faithfull, Jeff Healey, the Stray Pet cats, and Bob Dylan. His second recording, THIS IS of Life, premiered in July 1992. Wells after that became a member of the re-formed Rose Tattoo in early 1993 to aid a Weapons N’ Roses tour. Wells third single recording, No Hard Emotions, premiered in June 1993 and was accompanied by the Hard Done by You EP in August. In early 1994, Wells and DeSoto performed the pub circuit once again as CORONARY ATTACK until the discharge of Wells’ 4th solo record, Orphans, in 1995. Wells after that journeyed to Germany, where he was highlighted on a difficult rock/blues documenting that evoked recollections of Wells’ Rose Tattoo times in the self-titled debut by Romeo Pet dog. Wells and DeSoto also shaped section of Melbourne R&B clothing Blues Hangover, who released their self-titled debut record in 1995 and Roadrunner in 1996. Wells released another single album, JUST DO IT, Contact the Cops, in 1996 and in addition performed with Sydney R&B music group Dark Smith Hopkins. In March 2006, Wells passed away of prostate tumor.