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Martin Metcalfe has occupied a unique place at the heart of Scottish alternative rock, in various manifestations, since the late 1980s Firstly as singer/songwriter with UK chart band Goodbye Mr. Mackenzie then morphing in to AngelFish (featuring the vocals of Shirley Manson) , Martin has established a hard core following which is strong, and current, as it was in the days of seminal single The ...
Martin Metcalfe is a singer and artist from Bathgate, Scotland. He previously played in Goodbye Mr Mackenzie, and Angelfish. He is currently in bands called The Fornicators and the Filthy Tongues, and also paints. Metcalfe contributed song-writing to four tracks on the 2018 Skids album, Burning Cities, which charted at 28 on the ...
5 ago 2022 · FSC PODCAST. 402 subscribers. Subscribed. 42. 1.8K views 1 year ago #scottishmusic #80spop #addiction. Singer-songwriter, Martin Metcalfe, of 'Goodbye Mr Mackenzie' and 'The Filthy Tongues'...
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Metcalfe gig reviews... Glasgow 16th September 2017 Audio review. Edinburgh 29th june 2014 Voodoo Rooms review. Glasgow Tron Theatre September 2013 REVIEW 1. Glasgow Tron Theatre September 2013 REVIEW 2 AMPED-UP MAGAZINE (Page 95) "Another highlight was Martin Metcalfe in September. The love for Martin and his songs was clear for all to see.
Martin Metcalfe invited me to join his band Goodbye Mr. Mackenzie in the early 1980s as backing vocalist and keyboard player. We remained bandmates for over. a decade. It wasn't me who was supposed to get famous. It was Martin. He was the one with all the talent, the vision, and the ambition. But the eighties were a nutty, reckless time and ...
4 apr 2019 · Goodbye Mr Mackenzie play The Liquid Room on 25 & 26 May, www.ticketmaster.co.uk. MARTIN METCALFE will come full circle next month when he takes to the stage of the Liquid Room fronting the...
Martin Metcalfe is a painter and musician, probably best known for his bands Goodbye Mr Mackenzie, Angelfish and The Filthy Tongues. He grew up in Bathgate, Scotland in the 1970’s. At the time Bathgate was a rough industrial town which really had very few opportunities for people with an artistic nature.
