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The A to Z of Scottish Music : N

1990s

The 1990's were chosen for N with their track "You're Supposed To Be My Friend".

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Skinz
how does 1990s get into the alphabet?

Jim R
Naked Voice with their great track Dreamhouse or the indie hit Where Was with Wayne Hussey playing lead guitar.

trippingflags
there was an Aberdeen-based band called "Nervous Choir". Post-punk goth in the mid-1980's. I saw them a few times back in the day. One notable time when they hired a few girl strippers dressed in leather bondage. Err..don't know if their catalogue is available and can't remember any song titles! But I think in all honesty Nazareth are the only obvious contenders...not unless one include 'Nother Pretty Face, pre-Waterboys band ;).

Weegieboy
Paulo Nutini Singing 'A mans a man for a' that' is brilliant. Burns would have loved it; I certainly did.

wayno
This is a difficult one,probably the hardest yet.I can think of The Needles but dont know any of the songs.Probably easier to google but im not internet connected at work

brian mcguigan
kevin mcdermott orchestra must be there for k

Malcolm Brown
OK So you didn't want Frankie Miller for M. Maybe you'll prefer my choice for N. One of the many from Dunfermline, the great Nazareth. For a track the title track from Razamanaz or the last track on the album, This Flight Tonight.

cat lady
wayno dont know scottish bands muchfor n it has to be NAZARETH RAZAMANAZ

wayno
Oops, maybe it was just the singer that was scottish

wayno
For N its got to be Nazareth

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