Good Habit

Good Habit was a Welsh professional touring rock band, mostly from Penarth, Wales, active from 1970 until 1975.
They had one single "Find My Way Back Home" that was released by RCA in 1974.
The band's personnel included:
*Alan Collier a.k.a. Clutch Gessler - guitar and vocals
*Ian Thomson a.k.a. Orange Tom - baritone and tenor saxophone, flute (ex Stone Idol, Nite Time Pipeline)
*John Roberts a.k.a. Rubble - tenor and soprano saxophone (ex Stone Idol)
*Philip Blackmore a.k.a. Twillie - guitar, vocals (ex Stone Idol, Nite Time Pipeline)
*Peter Hughes - guitar (now in Blues Central)
*Paul Steward - drums, piano and all-round genius (ex Mad Dog, Nite Time Pipeline)
*David Land a.k.a. Toulouse La Fingers - bass, vocals (later in Racing Cars)
==Links to Peel==
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Peel was present at the Roundhouse in May 1971 where amongst others, the band performed at the gig. The group did a session for Peel's show in 1972 and he also saw them perform at the Reading Festival during that year. Peel also reviewed the group's only record, "Find My Way Back Home" in Singles Reviews, published in Sounds music paper on 25th May 1974, where he called the production and arrangement skilled and handsomely detailed. He also saw the group in Sunderland in April 1973, where the group were touring with Status Quo.
==Sessions==
1. Recorded: 1972-12-18. First Broadcast: 04 January 1973. Repeated: 25 January 1973
*I Am And So Are You / I'm Going Down / Ship Of Gold / The Only Place Left To Be
==Other Shows Played==
*None
==External Links==
*Wikipedia
*Discogs
Category:Artists