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The Rollers!
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The Revillos
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big country
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Can't see anything on the net but was their a Scottish band called The Deerstalkers or something similar?
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Bay City, GOT? I knew a few of them but we won't go there and they were hardly rock!
I've heard of the Revillos but know nothing of them. Would you post a rockin' link in here sometime? ![]() Drag, Big Country are mostly The Skids spawn. Good call Bruv ![]() Not herd (sp) of the Deerstalkers, aka. |
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I agree with The Dragon, I saw Big Country when they supported The Rolling Stones and they were absolutely brilliant.
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The Revillos evolved from the Rezillos. I have a copy of the following in vinyl:
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a lot of great music has come out of Scotland ..too much to name really
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Big Country would never reveal how they got their guitar sound. I believe the lead singer committed suicide.
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He did Slicer, aged 43.
Stuart Adamson was married twice. He had two children with his first wife Sandra in 1982 and 1985. His son Callum Adamson is the guitarist of British band Ahab. In 1996, Adamson split with Sandra and moved to Nashville. There he married his second wife, Melanie Shelly, and founded his final band, the alternative country band The Raphaels, a duo of Adamson and Nashville songwriter Marcus Hummon. On 26 November 2001, Adamson was reported missing by his wife Melanie. At the time, the couple had been estranged for six weeks, and Melanie filed for divorce on the day he disappeared. Adamson had been due to face drunk-driving charges in March 2002 and had been ordered to attend Alcoholics Anonymous. He was an alcoholic and had resumed drinking, after having been sober for over a decade. On 16 December 2001, his body was found in a closet in his room at the Best Western Plaza Hotel in Honolulu, Hawaii. According to police, Adamson had hanged himself with an electrical cord from a pole in the wardrobe. An empty wine bottle was found in the room. U2's The Edge delivered the eulogy at Adamson's funeral which was held at Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline. He told the mourners that Big Country wrote the songs that he wished U2 could write. In 2006, U2 and Green Day covered "The Saints Are Coming" by Skids as a charity single. From wikipedia. |
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anything on Postcard records
early Simple Minds Mogwai Beta Band Teenage Fanclub Cocteau Twins Aztec Camera Trashcan Sinatras Edwyn Collins/Orange Juice Belle and Sebastian |
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AC/DC
Nazareth The Skids (Big Country) The Revs Gun add more there ^ |
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4 & 5 are debatable.
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The Delgados
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Gun - Word Up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYzijRRRYxU |
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Saw them support Skynyrd in Glasgow some years ago.
Fair to middlin, imo |
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The Sensational Alex Harvie band.
Were they rock trilby? |
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^ they had an American singer so, no discount for Scottish Rock!
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Aka, you know!
The SAHV! |
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SAHB!
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That was the wife, I couldn't think of any.
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5/ Belle And Sebastian
4/ The Jesus And Mary Chain 3/ The Blue Nile 2/ The Waterboys 1/ Teenage Fanclub |
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Hey man, i was framed!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeTJeWyJh_4 |
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Did Frankie miller have a band?
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Indeed he did Aks ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-ATAp7SS-Y |
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Ladies and Genitalmen,
Allow me to introduce you to the Sensational Alex Harvey Band! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRbfFZnJZYQ |
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Stone The Crows
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AC/DC
Nazareth The Skids (Big Country) The Sensational Alex Harvey Band |
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Ballboy
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Frankie played a hardman in the Glasgow gangs film Just a Boys Game.
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trashcan sinatras, good shout, touring states at moment albeit acoustic tour. saw them last november at oran mor.
also mention to 'friends again' , possibly greatest crime in musical history they werent massive. spawned ' love and money and 'the bathers. |
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No mention of The Associates yet?
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Any votes yet for Glasvegas?
That debut album was a belter. |
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got it alun , just didnt rate it, sorry.
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Lovely shout by Poppydog with Jesus And Mary Chain, great band.
Just Like Honey is a damn fine tune, featured in that very popular chit chat film Lost In Translation of course. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EgB__YratE&list=RD7EgB__YratE |
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Pilot:
"January" "Magic" Two good sing along classics. |
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alun2005 29 Oct 17 20:09 Joined: 11 Jan 02 | Topic/replies: 32,495 | Blogger: alun2005's blog
No mention of The Associates yet? The first date I went on with my wife was The Associates at Ronnie Scotts club in London. https://youtu.be/cTtqk-MU8i8 |
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Wjttabout..The sensational alex harvey band and also Gun??
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Big H
Believe it or not, I was also at that Ronnie Scott's show, feeling very sophistimicated. Sitting to my right was a young man and a blonde female out on a date. I don't suppose it was you two was it??? T I briefly exchanged a few words with the young lovebirds. He pointed out a few musical celebrities that were in the audience, one as I recall being Billy M's old songwriting partner and original Associate Alan R. If it was you, nice to hear from you again. Why the 33 year silence? It's not as if I pinched your date's purse from her handbag is it, or broke wind violently? Before the Ronnie Scott's show I'd been to see 'Ghostbusters' at the Odeon in Leicester Square on the massive screen. Didn't like it that much but before the screening they showed two pop videos which I still recall fondly. Bronski Beat's "Ain't Necessarily So" and Lloyd Cole's "Rattlesnakes". Both can be seen on Youtube as I recall. I managed to get the last train back to Portsmouth, but missed the last ferry over to Gosport (45 pence). Hence a taxi ride back home in the wee small hours with some licensed bandit. Happy Days. |