Teresa Duffy-Richards Melbourne, Australia
Teresa Duffy-Richards writes songs steeped in the vast traditions of Folk and Country music accompanied by banjo, dobro and electric guitar reminiscent of Neil Young and the catalytic classic rock that informed much of her teenage years. But ultimately it is the timeless song writing of old world and 20th century troubadours and Tennessee reared yodellers, that inspires much of her work. ... more
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