Tony TS McPhee RIP

Oliver Street

Groundhogs guitarist and composer. I saw them many times in the 70's, including at Greenwich Borough Hall in same month as Man and Soft Machine... Great memories.
Hope McPhee and the Groundhogs are appreciated by future generations. The music and lyrics of 'Thank Christ for the Bomb' are  timeless and deserve to live on.

seth plum

Groundhogs, great band.
RIP

Lincsaddick

R I P .. my late school chum Clive Brooks played (drums) with McPhee for a while .. McP was an ecologist/green man long before it was en vogue .. 

THE GROUNDHOGS - MUSIC IS THE FOOD OF THOUGHT LYRICS (songlyrics.com)

Algarveaddick

RIP

ShootersHillGuru

RIP

thai malaysia addick

I’d forgotten about the Groundhogs but a decent band in their day. RIP.

Henry Irving

RIP

Wheresmeticket

No.  One of my favourite musicians.  Who will save the world, the mighty groundhogs was one of my first "grown up" records.

bristoladdick

One of the first bands I saw live. RIP.

Redmidland

Saw them live way back in the day at the old Lycum in the Strand. What a band!
RIP Tony, condolences to family and friends x

Wheresmeticket

Saw them Lincoln Drill Hall around 1976 supporting Budgie if I remember right. Inspired my mate to get a Gibson SG.