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The Phantom Band - watch them perform on the Vic Galloway show

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Karen Miller Karen Miller | 16:41 UK time, Thursday, 7 October 2010

Vic Galloway's live studio guests on Monday night (4 October 2010) were Scottish group The Phantom Band who are a sextet based in Glasgow.

Our colleagues Nick and Paul from Scotland's Music filmed their session which features songs from their brand new album The Wants.

All the videos can now be found on the programme page. Here's a taster, a live performance of A Glamour...

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