Ayrshire writer & musician. Stories of outsiders, love, grief, music, bad decisions, humour & staying alive. Latest 'Shore' on https://nitter.gq/t.co/QBp1U1f98a
Kilmarnock
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Now playing, The Wedding Present, Dalliance
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On this day in 1980, Bruce Springsteen released ‘The River,’ a 20-song double album packed with barroom rockers, broken dreams and working-class stories. It became his first No. 1 album and gave us “Hungry Heart.”
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The outstanding Wedding Present George Best album was released on this day in 1987, some might enjoy our cover of My Favourite Dress
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1965. Kilmarnock manager Willie Waddell and his players celebrate their title win
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Two years ago today Sam and I completed visiting all 42 SPFL grounds ⚽️
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2 years, 2 albums
Ambition - 2025 open.spotify.com/album/0pCPk…
Fractured Shadows - 2026 open.spotify.com/album/2a7SE…
Any support is appreciated 🎵 #NewMusic
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@sookyinlee
@TheJoJoManBand
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'Hole' was the second single released from our brand new album 'Hiraeth', which is out now on @SnowdoniaRec
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“Pet Sematary” is from Ramones’s 1989 album Brain Drain. Written by Dee Dee Ramone, the song was inspired by Stephen King’s novel Pet Sematary and written for the 1989 film adaptation. It became one of the band's biggest commercial successes, reaching #4 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart and becoming one of the Ramones' best-known songs.
The song came about after Stephen King, a longtime Ramones fan, invited the band to his home in Maine while they were on tour. According to the story, Dee Dee Ramone read an advance copy of the novel overnight and wrote the song the following day. The film's success helped introduce the Ramones to a broader audience.
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On this Day... in 1985, after the second stage of refurbishment was completed after the fire, the Palace Theatre officially reopened, with Scottish comedy legend Billy Connolly doing the honours.
#PalaceTheatre #AyrshireHistory
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If you are waiting to feel confident before you start, you have the order wrong. Confidence is the receipt, not the ticket.
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Dear Musicians 💜
It's Sunday evening and you know what I want 😉 Your songs for the new weekend playlist 🎶Links as usual and please submit until Thursday, that day I'll close this thread. And now keep me busy and thank you for being amazing ❤️❤️
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Rest in peace, Frank Beard 🥁🙏🏻
The iconic drummer from ZZ Top has passed away at the age of 77.
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Now playing, The Wedding Present, I’m Not Always so Stupid 🎵
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19-year-old Jimi Hendrix jamming outside the barracks with drummer Charles "Bill" White at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, back in 1961. Stationed with the 101st Airborne Division, Hendrix spent every free minute practicing his upside-down left-handed style on his trusty Danelectro guitar.
