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Tyla (born Timothy Taylor) is an English rock musician, best known for his work with The Dogs D'Amour as well as an extensive solo catalogue. As well as performing vocals, guitars and other instruments, he also illustrates the album covers in his own recognizable style.^[1]

He has worked with The Quireboys' Spike on a project entitled Hot Knives, as well as Backyard Babies' Dregen on The Poet & The Dragon. He also contributed a vocal line to the track 'Friends' on the Babies' Stockholm Syndrome album.

He currently tours as a solo artist, but under the name Tyla & The Dogs D'Amour.

Discography [link]

The Dogs D'Amour [link]

Spike and Tyla's Hot Knives [link]

• Flagrantly Yours (1996)
• Flagrantly Electrically Acoustically Yours (2005)

The Poet & the Dragon [link]

• Live... Somewhere in this World... (2004)

Solo [link]

Albums [link]

• The Life & Times of a Ballad Monger (1994)
• Libertine (1996)
• Gothic (1997)
• Nocturnal Nomad Demos 1997 (1998)
• Nocturnal Nomad (1999)
• The Idle Gait of the Self Possessed (2000)
• Lullabies for Tough Guys (2001)
• Life or Death? (2002)
• Passion, Loyalty and Betrayal (2003)
• Fakin' Kant (2004)
• As It Was How It Is Vol. 1 (2005)
• As It Was How It Is Vol. 2 (2005)
• XIII Shades of Black (2005)
• Mightier Than the Sword V.1 (2006)
• Mightier Than the Sword V.2 (2006)
• In Life...In Love...In Dreams (2007)
• Bloody Hell Fire (2009)
• Tyla presents..in the dynamite jet saloon MMX (2011)
• Quinquaginta (2011)

Live [link]

• Live Acoustic (1999)

Compilations [link]

• A Piece for the Wicked (Part I) (1998)
• Iliad of a Wolverhampton Wanderer (1999)
• A Piece for the Wicked (Vol I) (1999)
• Double 'T' (2001)
• Treasure Chest (2001)

Guest appearances [link]

• Jacobites - slide on "Hurt Me More", "Silver Street" & "Hanging Out The Banners" from Jacobites; "All the Dark Rags", "Sloth", "One More String of Pearls", "I Am Just a Broken Heart" & "Only Children Sleeping" from Robespierre's Velvet Basement
• Backyard Babies - co-writing lyrics for "Painkiller" from Making Enemies Is Good, "Friends" from Stockholm Syndrome

References [link]

External links [link]

• Tyla's Myspace Page
• Sleaze Roxx 2009 Tyla interview
• TYLA'S OFFICIAL WEBSITE https://www.justanenglishoutlaw.com