Smiggs Band

The Smiggs Band were a blues rock band consisting of:
*Gordon Smith (guitar, vocals)
*Ruan O'Lochainn (keyboard, saxophone)
*Tony Cousins (bass)
*Tim Penn (keyboards)
*Bunt (drums)
The group seemed to have been a one off project featuring Gordon Smith (Blues singer, guitarist and songwriter), Ruan O'Lochlainn (Bees Make Honey) and Tony Cousins, who were all credited on Kevin Coyne's 1974 album, 'Blame It On The Night'. 
==Links to Peel==
The Smiggs Band rank among the more obscure Peel session artists. They don't appear to have recorded, but "Smiggs" are listed in an ad for gigs at the Greyhound, in Fulham Palace Road, W.8, in a clipping from a music paper (year unknown). On the show, Peel mentions booking the Smiggs Band for a session after seeing them perform at a club in Oxford Street, London. The band do a session cover of Chuck Berry's Nadine.
==Sessions==
1. Recorded: 1976-04-20. First Broadcast: 21 May 1976. Repeated: 24 June 1976
*Going Down South / Just For You / Nadine / Mean Street
==Other Shows Played==
*None
==External Links==
*None
Category:Artists