CURRICULUM VITAE

Cardiff / London-based melodic rock pioneers featuring DH (guitar, vox), Dave Rowlands (bass, keys, vox) and Al Lenczner (drums, keys, vox). Reunion not ruled out.

Shambolic but religiously enthusisastic Blues Brothers tribute band, suits, guards et al. Musicians who drifted through the line-up included DH (guitar, vox) Pete "Joliet Jake" Greasley (vox, guitar, harp), Paul "Elwood" Downes (piano and MC) and concert pianist Paul Armstrong (er, piano). Reunion when hell freezes over.

London-based rock 'n' blues band featuring former Fox / Yellow Dog plankster Phil McWalter (guitar, vox), DH (guitar), Tom Doyle (guitar, vox), Tom "TJ" Robinson (vox, harp), Romek Parol (drums) and Freddie Dunlop (bass, vox, later replaced by ex-Suzi Quatro bassist Stuart Uren). The battle of the egos. The egos won hands down. Reunion still not ruled out.

The antidote to Private Eyes. Heads down, no nonsense rock 'n' roll with the likes of Martin "Mad Dog" Doe (guitar, vox), DH (guitar), Pepe Heath (vox), occasional Strangler Tim Bruce (drums) and Freddie Dunlop (bass and leather fixation). Reunion back on the drawing board.

Top South Wales covers band featuring the powerhouse rhythm section that is Cel Morgan (drums, vox) and his brother Scott (bass, vox) plus DH and Ken Wood (guitar, vox). Gigs at fairly regular intervals.

Top West London covers band featuring the powerhouse rhythm section that is Tim Bruce (drums) and Eric Guy (bass) plus Malcolm Tongue and DH (guitars) and Bob Grant (vox). Gigging regularly around West London.

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Powerful jazz, funk and Latin mix with Tim Bruce (Stranglers, PD3) on drums and Eric Guy on basses.

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