Sundog are a red-hot rocking blues outfit.

Formed in 2004, their first CD ‘Drive On’ earned them a coveted BBC Radio2 session for the prestigious Paul Jones Blues Programme.
Sundog features Jem Turpin on harmonica and vocals; Ben Robbins on guitar and vocals; Mark Brown on bass and Simon Jeffrey on drums.
Ben and Jem first hooked up in the eighties after Jem returned from living and gigging in the U.S.A.
As part of the Turpin Brothers’ Band, Paul McCartney loaned them the use of his Hog Hill Mill Studio to record an album, ‘Life After Lunch’ which gained them national radio exposure as well as a booking from McCartney himself to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his studio. Jem spent the nineties doing sessions and gigs, including television and film work; working with the likes of Kenny Craddock (Van Morrison, Ginger Baker, Lindisfarne, etc), Ghanaian master drummer Nana Tsiboe (One Giant Leap), Chris Slade (Gary Moore, AC/DC) and composer/producer Harvey Summers.
He also teamed up with finger-picking acoustic guitar maestro John Pearson (they have recorded 3 cds together and have just completed a fourth, which is due for release later in 2006) appearing at numerous international festivals and gaining more national radio exposure. Ben had got together with Mark Brown to perform in a number of rock outfits performing throughout Europe, doing support slots for the Groundhogs and Chickenshack, radio roadshow slots, as well as stints at the Marquee Club. Simon Jeffrey is another seasoned pro, touring throughout Europe and recording with folk-rock artist Paul Roland in the late 80’s. The nineties saw him working as a session drummer before getting the call from guitar god Bernie Torme (Gillan, Ozzy Osbourne, Atomic Rooster, Desperado et al), culminating in 2001 live album, Scorched Earth recorded during their tour of the UK and mainland Europe.