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Cyclo2000 wrote:Have we had a mention of The Soup Dragons yet? Bellshill me thinks, one hit, a cover of the Stones I'm Free, a song about a haberdashery salesman. The Jesus and Mary Chain are from East Kilbride, one major hit, Just like Honey, a song about a honey substitute sandwich spread popular at the time.
A Baseball shirted Tam Paton managed proto boy band Slik
Blueboy wrote:And what was the name of the place in West George Street? 46 West or something. I think it's where that Irish boozer is now. Saw the TV Personalities (not from Glasgow) play in there in complete darkness...Woooooo!
ianw23 wrote:see post above!!!
Cyclo2000 wrote:Naebody's mentioned Brian Connolly of the Sweet, who was both
A Born in Blantyre
B Taggart's Brother as any fule no.
Alex Glass wrote:The religion was big in Barrhead.
Schiehallion wrote:Cyclo2000 wrote:Naebody's mentioned Brian Connolly of the Sweet, who was both
A Born in Blantyre
B Taggart's Brother as any fule no.
Except as a fule may no no, he was born in Govanhill and was adopted by Jim McManus, the brother of Taggart's old man making Brian Connolly a foster cousin of Taggart.
It's a puppet!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Connolly
Has nobody mentioned AC/DC fae Cranhill?
DickyHart wrote:cyclo
i thought jack bruce was from bishopbriggs?
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