Pete Tindal

Pete Tindal was born in Australia in 1946. He worked as a bass guitarist initially and then turned to playing 6 string. He joined the Aussie rock group 'The Cherokees' in the mid sixties at the height of their fame. He famously supported the Monkees on a world tour in 1967. As the years have gone by Pete turned his hand to being a solo recording artist and producer. He's had hits across the world, such as 'Blues Train' and 'If I Lived Here' As he entered the 2000's he set up his own record label 'Bluesola' which still runs today. Bluesola has evolved into a production company which incorporates film making and other media production. In 2015 Pete starred in his first tv series, Kippo and the Bone, which went on- air back in his home in Oz along with regional TV networks across the UK. In 2016 Pete joined hands with Skooch films to make a complete movie for tv, The Burger Van at the end of the Gig. The film enjoyed showings in his homeland of Oz, and has since been available to buy or rent online. He resides in East Sussex in the UK and still continues to make new films and writes new music. Up to date ventures sees Pete working for London based music production company 'Crocodile' in unison with making a 2nd film featuring The Cherokees. Also he has turned his hand to a new radio show (podcast)