3 gigs in 24 hours! After a brilliant album launch party at Mono Glasgow we headed to Assai UK and Assai Records Edinburgh for two special in-store performances + signings 🖊. Big thanks to Assai for having us, was so much fun ❤️

Don’t forget we’re on tour this month 🚐. Tix in bio x

Friday Night Beauty: I just fancied some of this tonight. Its 'The River Detectives' with a cover of John Fogerty's 'Big Train' Live at the Grand Ole Opry' have a great weekend you wonderful people

Fantastic stuff Bobby ❤️The Bluebells straight in at no2👏👏👏we’ll done guys, everyone should have this album ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

Another wonderful Scottish band featured here a few weeks ago on New Artist Night❤️ check them out folks ‘ Secret Measures’ out today, best of luck with the launch Cloth monorail music 😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

NEW ARTIST NIGHT: Featured the wonderful Dictator just a couple of weeks ago and can't get enough of them, just brilliant! Heres 'Finn' from their debut E.P. available from Blackhall Records

Ahh.. Your very welcome.. here's Deacon Blue on Pebble Mill 1994 with 'Never Fall In Love Again' look at those wee fresh faces, lovely stuff... this song makes me happy and sad, it was a nice time... enjoy folks Deacon Blue Ricky Ross

With the Official release this week of The Bluebells new album (we have waited far too long for this) I give you 'Gone Tomorrow' from the NEW album 'The Bluebells in the 21st Century' available to the masses here LastNightFromGlasgow ROPoem ken mccluskey @dvdmcc

It's April 1982 and here's Altered Images on Cheggers Plays Pop with 'See Those Eyes' from the album 'Pinky Blue'. Did you know Clare Grogan played the original 'Kristine Kochanski' in Red Dwarf. Happy B.H. Monday folks, enjoy this one

I'm more than a little smitten with the cover design for the paperback edition of Themes For Great Cities (and very grateful for the many lovely review quotes front, back & inside). Out June 22, available to pre-order now Little, Brown UK #simpleminds
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Friday Night Beauty: Heres The Communards from 1987 with 'I Never Can Say Goodbye' Jimmy was brought up in Ruchill, Glasgow before moving to London in 1980, co-forming Bronski Beat and then The Communards in 1985. Enjoy folks @JimmySomerville The Communards

MadeInScotland MD ANT 🏅 ROPoem ken mccluskey @dvdmcc I'm hosting an event on Sunday with The Bluebells. It's to honor in the 21st Century. Fyi. It'll be on Facebook or YouTube channel.

NEW ARTIST NIGHT: Oh I do love this song and video, hailing from North Berwick, Midnight Ambulance are Amelia Stokes (vocals/drums), Fraser Fulton (guitar/vocals). Here's 'Smoke and Sweets' fromtheir latest E.P. check them out folks Midnight Ambulance

In their words 'The sexiest band in Britian' its East Kilbride's Jesus & Mary Chain with 'Happy When It Rains' from the 1987 album 'Darklands' enjoy folks TheMaryChain

Its 1988 and Lloyd Cole and The Commotions are on 'The Roxy' heres 'Jennifer She Said' from their 3rd and final album 'Mainstream'. A song about the story of a man engaged in an embrace with a young lady who notices he has a tattoo that isn't her name Lloyd Cole

After The Bluebells gave us some live sets at the weekend, I take you way back to Cheggars Plays Pop April 84. Here they are with 'I'm Falling' and still sounding great, looking forward to eventually picking up a copy of the new album ROPoem ken mccluskey @dvdmcc

Friday Night Belter: April '83 wow! 40 years ago! Big Country were on ToTP with 'Fields Of Fire' Check ou this performance with ToTP dancers etc.. love it, just takes me back to 1st year at high school. Have a great weekend folks Big Country

A couple of weeks ago I tweeted the wonderful Brooke Combe ❤️this arrived today… weekend just got so much better 👊check her out folks, she’s amazingly talented ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😎👍

NEW ARTIST NIGHT: Check out this ear worm of a song 'Rubik's Cube' from West Lothians Dictator. Dictator are singer Michael Campbell, Joe Murty (bass), Zach Tarimo Goodhur (guitar) and Allan Ramsay (drums). On their way to being huge. Kudos to Gordon Frew for the heads up

Amazing performance from one of our finest bands...Danny Wilson LIVE on J.R. Show 1988 with the Sinatra classic 'Lonesome Road' how great is this... thanks Gary Clark Ged Grimes and Kit Clark

Slide were a Glasgow rock band in the late 80's and toured with Black Crowes, Texas and Gun as well as in their own right. Here's 'Why Is It A Crime' from their only album 'Down So Long' members where Grant Richardson, Kenny Paterson, Richard Hynd, Scott J. Fraser