Mike Deighan

Co-writer with Mike Wilsh of global hit ‘Les Champs Elysees’.
Songwriter for ‘Four Pennies’ after their number one hit with ‘Juliet’ in the sixties.
Same decade, worked with ‘Big Pete Duker’ making the album ‘Hold Up’ for Page One records.
Early 70s guitarist for Juliet Lawson and session guitarist at Sound Techniques in Chelsea.
Intersong Music sponsored the album ‘Waterloo Road’ by ‘The Jugular Vein’ a jug band in the cavernous studio 2 at Abbey Road.
Having joined “The Temperance Seven’ in the 70s after their number one hit ‘You’re Driving Me Crazy’ produced by non other than George Martin, his first number one as a record producer.
After various tours of the Middle and Far East, the Temperance Seven played at the press reception in Washington for Concord’s maiden flight from Heathrow.
Still continuing to play with the Temperance Seven my focus for some time now has been on the Great American Songwriters and my two completed albums - ‘Ukulele Gershwin’ and ‘Ukulele Porter’ have been registered at the PRS.
My third, ‘Ukulele Kern’ is being mastered as I write.