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Doug and the Slugs was a Canadian alternative pop band based in Vancouver. The group was formed in 1977 and was most active throughout the 1980s.

Doug Bennett was the band's namesake and lead singer. He continued to perform with the group until his death in October 2004.

The song "Too Bad" (from Cognac And Bologna) not only was their first hit, it was used as the theme song for The Norm Show, 1999-2001 sitcom starring Norm Macdonald.

For the entirety of their recording career (1978-1992), Doug & The Slugs consisted of lead vocalist Doug Bennett, guitarists Rick Baker and John Burton, keyboardist Simon Kendall, bassist Steve Bosley and drummer John "Wally" Watson. Most of the Slugs left the band after 1992 (Kendall stayed until 1994); after this time, Bennett toured with an ever-rotating cast of new musicians, still billing the act as Doug & The Slugs.

Doug Bennett - Doug and the Slugs - 1981 - Died 2004.

Doug Bennett, lead singer of Doug & The Slugs, died on Saturday, October 16th 2004.
Mr. Bennett was born in Toronto in 1951, moved to Vancouver in 1973 and formed Doug & The Slugs in 1977.

 

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