May contain a heavy dose of Jim Kerr
The final part in the four part series on the story of Scottish pop, presented by Vic Galloway as part of the celebration of Scottish pop music through the Rip It Up Exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh until November 25th. This final part is on dance music. Enjoy.
It is very rare for me to stumble upon a photo that had been previously unseen by me…but last night it happened with a couple of pics of The Mister whilst looking about Facebook. This is the first of the two. The sharer says it’s from 1985…but I definitely disagree with that date. His hair…
Lovely interview with Charlie, you can read it by CLICKING HERE
Today is part three of The Story Of Scottish Pop – the four part series on BBC Radio Scotland, as part of the celebrations for the Rip It Up exhibition taking place in Edinburgh at the National Museum of Scotland until November 25th. Presented by Vic Galloway. Part three is on the alternative scene. Enjoy!
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Gordy talks first gigs, rats, pudding bowl hair cuts and Ayr Pavilion. TARDIS please for the Ayr Pavilion story!
Looking…I gotta say it…BEAUTIFUL in blue…from Cherisse’s Instagram account. Oh, you and me both, Cherisse…you and me both (in awe…Sunday…Colchester…rendered dumb…what’s a girl to do?!)
Time for part two of the Story of Scottish Pop – the radio programs aired on BBC Radio Scotland, presented by Vic Galloway. This time – Scottish Rock.
The Mister is involved in this first episode of BBC Radio Scotland’s – part of the celebration of Scottish music and part of the Rip It Up exhibition that is currently on at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinurgh, until November 25th. Vic Galloway presents all four parts of the programs. This first one…
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It took longer to get sorted than I wanted it to, but finally, the permalink clip of Joe talking to Debbie McGee on BBC Radio Berkshire – to hear/play the audio, you’ll have to click the link for the original post so the aiduo file appears.