In which Dickens novel does Sergeant Buzfuz appear?
Sergeant Buzfuz Sergeant Buzfuz Sergeant Buzfuz are a seven-piece band based in London. Their musical style has been referred to as indie folk, psychedelic pop and anti-folk. They take their name from a character in The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens. The current line-up consists of core member Joe Murphy (vocals, guitar), Eilish McCracken (fiddle, flute, whistle), William Barr (mandolin), Ian Button (drums), Polly MacLean (backing vocals), Joss Cope (bass) and Stu Crane (guitar). To date the band have released six studio albums, one extended play (EP), and seven singles. The band was originally formed by Joe Murphy (vocals, guitar) in 1993
Sergeant Buzfuz along with Chris Thomas (guitar), Cherrie Fox (drums) and Richard Cahill (bass). This incarnation of the band ceased performing in 1996, after which Murphy continued as a solo artist (still using the Sergeant Buzfuz name) on the single "Plugged In" (2001) and album "Obsessive Compulsion Pour Homme" (2001), on which Murphy played all instruments. Timothy Victor (Folk Orchestra, Broken Family Band, Chris T-T) would perform banjo with Murphy at this time. The album "Fire Horse" (2004) was again mostly a solo recording but by the time of its release Sergeant Buzfuz were performing as a full band again with Kate