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| Nova Scotia Classic Rock |
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Original Line-up: |
| Mark DesJardins: | Lead Guitar |
| Morrow Scott-Brown: | Bass |
| Ian O'Donnell: | Drums |
| Glen Wenham: | Guitar |
| Bill Briand: | Vocals, Harp |
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Other Members: |
| Joe Murphy: | Vocals, Harp, Accordian |
| Carson Downey: | Guitar |
| Seymour Grant: | Guitar |
| Pat Kilbride: | Bass |
| Eric Allen: | Piano |
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When Mark DesJardins left Titan in 1979, he formed a rock band called "Twister" with Steve Higney (vocal), Morrow Scot-Brown (bass), Ian O'Donnell (drums) and Glen Wenham (guitar). When Steve Higney left, Mark brought his friend Bill Briand, a blues singer/harp player into the band. The band became a blues band so Mark changed the band's name to "The Water Street Blues Band". They toured the maritimes until Mark left for Toronto in 1980 to join Dana Westall (former Titan bass player) in a band he was in. |
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Discography: |
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Ep: 7" 33 1/3rpm |
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1982 Joe Murphy and the Waterstreet Blues Band (Shake Records) |
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Side A: Can I Change My Mind / Can't Be Satisfied |
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Side B: Rocket 88 / Drowning on Dry Land |
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Info From Mark DesJardins, Jim Rice |
Water Street logo
Courtesy of Jim Rice
Notice how logo is the same upside down.
Courtesy Of Jim Rice
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