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DJ Q

Paul Flynn’s recordings as DJ Q possess an intermittent flourish of Detroit techno but mostly depend on restricted but vibrant jazzy home. The Glasgow indigenous, area of the city’s middle-’90s music renaissance (masterminded by Slam and arranged through their mixed membership/label concern, Soma), started DJing early in the 1990s being …

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Calvin Harris

Dance manufacturer Calvin Harris went from publishing his music online to producing materials for Rihanna and offering large numbers under his own name within a couple of years. A talented remixer and DJ aswell, he has earned Grammys and MTV VMA honours, broke Michael Jackson’s record for one of the …

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Gerry Rafferty

Gerry Rafferty was a favorite music giant by the end from the ’70s, because of the tune “Baker Road” as well as the record City to Town. His career longer predated that fixture of Best 40 radio, nevertheless; indeed, by enough time he lower “Baker Road” Rafferty got already been …

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Donnie Munro

b. Donald Munro, 2 August 1953, Uig, Isle Of Skye, Scotland. Munro produced his name as vocalist and guitarist using the extremely effective Scottish folk rockers Runrig, before choosing to keep the band on the top of their industrial achievement to pursue a profession in politics. Munro was created for …

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Al Stewart

Scottish singer/songwriter Al Stewart continues to be a wonderfully prolific and effective musician across 50 years, employed in a dizzying selection of stylistic settings and musical genres — quite simply, he’s had a genuine career, and did it without concerning himself an excessive amount of about trends and the general …

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Mull Historical Society

Scotland’s Mull Historical Culture is the task of vocalist, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Colin MacIntyre. A indigenous from the Hebridean isle of Mull, MacIntyre used the MHS moniker after viewing it printed with an advertising campaign in 2000. Initially authorized to U.K. self-employed Tugboat, MacIntyre surely got to focus on cranking …

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Mogwai

The cosmic post-rock music group Mogwai was formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 1996 by guitarist/vocalist Stuart Braithwaite, guitarist Dominic Aitchison, and drummer Martin Bulloch, longtime friends with the purpose of creating “serious guitar music.” Toward that end, they added another guitarist, John Cummings, before debuting in March 1996 using the …

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The Hedrons

Echoing the rawness of functions just like the Ramones, the Runaways, as well as the Stooges within their have fiery make of bare-knuckled post-punk, the Hedrons arrived together in Glasgow, Scotland, in 2005. The hot-blooded gals — bassist Gill, guitarist Rosie, drummer Soup, and vocalist Tippi — got right to …

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Cuban Heels

After Glasgow punk band Johnny & the Personal Abusers split up, a number of the members formed the massively successful Basic Minds. Others formed the greater modest Cuban Pumps. Within four weeks from the break, the Pumps already experienced their first solitary (Downtown, on Housewive’s Choice) in the shops. During …

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Joe “Mr. Piano” Henderson

b. 2 Might 1920, Glasgow, Scotland, d. 4 Might 1980, London, Britain. A pianist and composer, Henderson shaped his own music group to try out at college dances before turning professional at age 13. In the first 50s he offered as accompanist for previous child celebrity and vocalist Petula Clark, …

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