b. 17 February 1948, England. With his no-nonsense approach and solid, distinctive voice, Broderick Smith was of the most unpretentious lead singers in Australia. Honing his skills via the blues and R&B bands early in his career (Adderley Smith Blues Band, Sundown, and Carson), it was with the Dingoes (1973-1979) that Smith found a vehicle toward national acclaim. His solo albums gave some insight into his talent, but he never acquired the fame he deserved. Following on from the demise of the Dingoes, he led a series of different bands, the Hired Hand, the Big Combo, Doors of ...