Griffin (not to be confused with the later, more successful medieval-instrument band Gryphon) included vocalist Graham Bell, formerly of Skip Bifferty. They only recorded one single, "I Am The Noise In Your Head" (possibly "Your Head, My Lies" on their Peel session?) in 1969 before breaking up.
Links to Peel[]
After Skip Bifferty split up, Peel continued to show interest in the work of singer Graham Bell and featured his next band, the short-lived Griffin, in session on Top Gear in 1969.
Sessions[]
John Peel's Griffin - What A Day It's Been (Peel Session)
1. Recorded: 1969-10-21. First Broadcast: 01 November 1969. Repeated: 14 February 1970
- What A Day It's Been / Shine / Your Head, My Lies
Other Shows Played[]
- 1969
- 27 September 1969: I Am The Noise In Your Head (single) Bell
- 27 December 1969: What A Day It's Been (session)