Groundhogs, The
Named after John Lee Hooker's song, "Groundhog's Blues," The Groundhogs were founded by brothers John and Pete Cruickshank and guitarist Tony McPhee. Drummer Ken Pustelnik joined in 1965, and the by the end of the 60s, the trio of Pete Cruickshank, McPhee and Pustelnik were one of England's hottest blues bands. A string of albums entered the UK charts in the early 70s, before Egg drummer Clive Brooks replaced Pustelnik in 1972. McPhee still operates the band to this day!
Founded: 1963
Location: London, England
Albums
| Title | Recording Type |
Date |
Average Rating | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Hogwash | Studio | 1972 | ||
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Solid | Studio | 1974-06-00 | ||
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Black Diamond | Studio | 1976 | ||
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Crosscut Saw | Studio | 1976 |
