Saw Doctors have the right prescription
The Saw Doctors were on form again in the heaving hangar-like Robin 2.The Galway gang were back for their second gig in the city inside 12 months.
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The Saw Doctors
Robin2, Bilston
Concert review By Danny Farragher
The Saw Doctors were on form again in the heaving hangar-like Robin 2.The Galway gang were back for their second gig in the city inside 12 months.
Leo Moran led the band on stage with his usual mischievous smile lighting up his face as the hefty Bilston crowd sprang to life.
The Saw Doctors' virtually non-stop two-hour gig kicked off with one of their old anthems A Small Bit of Love which, like most gigs, the fans knew well enough to take over from the band.
In between the familiar songs of She Loves Me Not, Tommy K, All The Way From Tuam and Same Oul Town, the band slipped in a track from their next album, as yet unnamed, Train - a blues rock song which showed the band's versatility.
They finished with what has become their signature tune N17 and then came back on for a pretty long encore.