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What do a Japanese man fanning his penis in a train, a petrified Russian tour guide, a drunken Irish wife-basher, and an Australian trying to avoid the aftermath of 9-11 all have in common...? They are the inspiration for some of the extraordinary songs by Byron Bay based singer-songwriter Steve Tyson, from his solo album TEMPLE DOG. The critically acclaimed record, with 4 star reviews in Australian national press, is a collection of stories from Tyson’s extensive journeys throughout the world, and tales of family skeletons, political satire, and matters of the heart. Tyson’s live performances offer more than just incredible stories. With musical influences that touch on folk, roots and jazz, he delivers the songs with great musicianship, passion and soul. He has a musical pedigree that includes playing in bands that have supported Elton John, Status Quo, Billy Joel, Foreigner, and Black Sabbath, but found his own voice later in life sitting in cafes in Paris, where the songs for