This rock star from Wales, who created the famed Spencer Davis Group in 1963, has close to twenty top 10 hit songs, including "Gimme Some Lovin", "Somebody Help Me", "I’m A Man", and "Keep On Runnin", helping to bring British rock ‘n roll to the rest of the world.

The popularity of his songs live on as he continues to tour throughout the world.

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Eddie Hardin replaced Steve Winwood in the SDG in 1967 after which he toured extensively with the band until forming HARDIN & YORK who had major success on the continent.

He is now back with the SDG though in the interim he co-wrote the concept album BUTTERFLY BALL with Roger Glover from Deep Purple ...

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In 1985 ,Miller Joined the European line up of The Spencer Davis Group playing guitar and helping out on Vocals. They have toured Europe since then and been to Japan and the Middle East.

Miller has also recorded 3 solo albums in this time.... "Celtic Moon " "Bluesheart" and the latest CD ,"Chameleon ."which was voted best album of 2007 in German Magazine "Good Times"

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Bassist/singer Colin Hodgkinson was born in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England. He began playing professionally in 1966, initially in a jazz-rock trio, then as a member of Eric Delaney's Showband. He was the leader of the jazz-rock trio Back Door, which he formed in 1971 in Blakey, Yorkshire, England, with Ron Aspery (keyboards, saxophone) and Tony Hicks (drums; replaced by Adrian Tilbrook in 1975). The group was unusual in that Hodgkinson's bass was the lead instrument.

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Steff became a professional musician at the age of twenty. Since then he has played drums for various bands and has done a lot of studio work as guitarist and background- or lead singer.

With The Spencer Davis Group he recorded CD “Live At The Bluesgarage” and DVD “Live and Unplugged” at HR Radio Station.

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