National Health

band (keyboards, guitar, bass, drums) · Canterbury

Formed in 1975 from members of Hatfield and the North and Gilgamesh, National Health owes its name to Dave Stewart's glasses. The group released two albums in 1978, then D.S. Al Coda (1982) in tribute to Alan Gowen, who died in 1981; Phil Miller was its only constant member.

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Styles

• Canterbury scene and British jazz-rock

Landmark tracks

• Tenemos Roads (1978)

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