Dave and Jeff started working together as His Worship and the Pig in 1989, with Jeff setting Dave's words to music. Since then they have built up a set of highly original, often very funny, often thought-provoking, but always highly singable songs, which have had enthusiastic responses from all sorts of audiences from folk clubs and festivals to Arts Centres and tennis clubs.

Although Jeff and Dave are best known for being funny, their set also contains serious and reflective songs, some of which are being taken up by other singers, and even their funny songs usually have a serious point.

In addition to their regular set, they have three special shows, which are very popular in folk clubs and festivals and have had successful performances in local theatres.

"A Christmas Tail" is their annual offering for the Christmas season, although it has been requested at more than one festival at other times of year.

"St. Derella's" is a "pantomime for adults" set in a hospital. Both shows involve linking dialogue and costumes, in addition to the songs.

"China Town" is a history of the Staffordshire Potteries in song, and although it has a more serious slant than the others, it is not without the occasional flash of humour.