Which pop group consists of Gaz Coombes, Bob Coombes, Danny Goffey, and Mickey Quinn?
Gaz Coombes Jools Poore and their daughter, Raya May (born 2003). Due to the death of his mother, Eileen, in 2005, he felt compelled to move back into her house in Oxford during 2006, where he had grown up. Coombes and his partner now have a second daughter, named Tiger (b. 2008). Gaz Coombes and his brothers Rob Coombes, Charly Coombes and Eddie Coombes also jointly own a converted barn in Northern France, which is where the Supergrass album "Road to Rouen" was recorded. His three siblings are all involved in music: the eldest is the keyboardist and fellow Supergrass member Rob,
Gaz Coombes age of nine, at which point in 1985 they returned to his birthplace in Oxford. Coombes played Classical piano at this age, but gradually moved on to an interest in playing guitar. He began to attend Wheatley Park School in Holton, Oxfordshire, but found himself being picked on for being 'girly'. His elder brother Rob was friends with Nic Goffey at the time, and one day on the school's playing fields a thirteen-year-old Gaz Coombes met and befriended Nic's younger brother, fifteen-year-old Danny Goffey. Danny Goffey was two years older than Coombes and helped to "protect him" from being teased.