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First Foot makes no
apologies for the entirely arbitrary choices which follow.
Scottish popular music
has always been stacked with an abundance of talent, more
than making up for a few turkeys along the way (see "Bad
Scottish Pop"), that it would be impossible to mention
everybody.
However, if you disagree
with our selection vehemently or feel that we've left out
a legend, living or otherwise, please e-mail us your own lists
and we'll happily reconsider future lists. And yes, we know
we've omitted Simple Minds.
Why?
Because we can.
But, the stars in the
Scottish Pop Firmament are all here.
So, for more on The
Proclaimers, Jimmy
Sommerville, Jim
Diamond, Dougie
MacLean, Bill
Drummond of KLF,
John Martyn
of various influences, physical and metaphysical, Frankie
Miller, Annie
Lennox of the Tourists, Eurythmics and as a solo artiste,
Del Amitri,
the wonderful Cocteau
Twins from Grangemouth, the incomparable Alex
Harvey and The
Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Rod
Stewart, Big
Country, Edwin
Collins and Orange
Juice, The fantastic Roddy
Frame and Aztec
Camera, Billy
MacKenzie and The
Associates,
Ivor Cutler, Mull
Historical Society,
Jack Bruce, the Scottish bass guitarist from the original
supergroup, The Cream (an apt name), Travis,
Pilot, American
barnstormers Average
White Band, Gerry
Rafferty, Shirley
Manson of Garbage or for the Top
10 Scottish singles .... click on.
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