First and Only use of ‘Sniff’n’ in a Band Name

Sniff’n the Tears
“The Game’s Up”
1980, Atlantic records

From the “Strangest Band Names” file comes these one-hit-wonders from the UK, who had an international hit with “Driver’s Seat” in 1978. Singer Paul Roberts paints the band’s album covers.

Still Sniff’n

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back on the hunt

The Hunt

“Back On the Hunt”

Visa #7013

1980

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on the warpath

Dog Soldier
s/t
United Artists #LA405G
1975

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hair avalanche

Avalanche
“Avalanche”
1976, Bootleg records (Australia)

Avalanche – “Wizard Of Love”:

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I love the things you find on YouTube…:


Previous incarnation, The Bootleg Family Band:

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Yesterday’s Tom Sawyer

Rush
“The Way It Is”

A Christian rock band who didn’t do its research before choosing a band name.

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Jerry Williams! Swedish rock and/or roll

This is a repost from the old BizarreRecords blog

No record here, just some Youtube finds!

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where’s that giant flying ship thing?

Time Bandits
s/t
1985, CBS #BFO-40069

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Possibly the greatest album cover ever.

Stryken
“First Strike”
Chrystal # ROM1620
1987

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We tried those OTHER brands, but came back to Suave.

Ratchell
“Ratchell II”
Decca #DL7-5365
1972

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Canada’s Tighest Pants

Platinum Blonde
“Standing in the Dark”
1983, Epic BFE-39300

platinumblonde.com
Inducted into the 2010 Canadian Music Hall of Fame

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