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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Henry_CluneyHenry Cluney - Wikipedia

    4 August 1957 (age 66) Origin. Belfast, Northern Ireland. Genres. Rock, punk rock. Instrument (s) Guitar. Henry Cluney (born 4 August 1957) is a guitarist and former member of the band Stiff Little Fingers. [1] He remained with the group until lead singer Jake Burns disbanded them in 1983.

  2. Interviewing Henry Cluney is a pretty easy job. Firstly, because I was never going to be short of questions for the original Stiff Little Finger on the blistering statements of intent that his band built; the soundtrack which made sense in the context of the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Secondly, Cluney is accessible, open and upfront about everything I ask him. Lets not forget just how ...

  3. Henry Cluney interviewby David DiPietro(April 2021) Along with the Clash, Belfast's Stiff Little Fingers were amongst the first punk bands to dive into social and personal issues, other than Anarchy in the U.K. Coming together in 1977, SLF was founded by guitarist Henry Cluney along with singer/guitarist Jake Burns, bass guitarist Ali McMordie ...

  4. SLF 1977: Left to right: Jake Burns, Henry Cluney, Brian Faloon, Ali McMordie These were the first of what became SLF's signature style: lyrics that meld the personal and political, music that combines the energy of punk with infectious hooks, and delivery that rings of honesty and commitment.

  5. Henry Cluney, singer/guitarist with X-SLF, formerly of Belfast Punk Rock Legends Stiff Little Fingers, took the time to sit down with me (we're on different ...

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  6. 18 ago 2015 · Henry Cluney. "Nobody's Hero". Rebellion 2015. BUTTZ TV. Buttz TV. 1.59K subscribers. 50. 7K views 8 years ago. Henry Cluney, (XSLF), performs "Nobody's hero" to a packed Acoustic room at...

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  7. 10 set 2018 · Henry Cluney, one of the original members of the Belfast punk band Stiff Little Fingers whose anthem "Alternative Ulster" celebrated the Trident in Bangor. "In the seventies I was a 15-year-old...