It shouldn't be surprising that the state bird of Tennessee is the mockingbird.  After all, the mockingbird is known far and wide for the skill of its song performance and the diversity of its musical influence and repertoire, much like Tennessee itself.  People here admire and enjoy the mockingbird so much they say that if you've got one good mockingbird singing out in your yard why, heck, you don't need any other birds.

Which brings us to the discovery of goldust.  Goldust, like the song of a mockingbird, is a complete musical experience.  It's a group with a remarkable range of tunes and styles, each played with a love for good music, good harmony, good humor and good times for all.

Their repertoire includes the moods of the 30's and 40's, some new treatments of old pop and rock classics; and some select country and foot-stompin' cajun music.  So sit back and enjoy the soiree.

By the way---   Bob and Marianne and Bill are all native Tennesseans. Together they're Goldust.  Musically, like the multi-talented mockingbird, they'll treat you so many ways one of 'em's bound to be right.