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Biography. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Stuart attended Queens Park School in Glasgow and left to form his first professional band 'The Dream Police'.. He recorded a couple of singles with the Dream Police before he was invited to join the recently-formed Average White Band (AWB) in June 1972.. A member of AWB from 1972 to 1982, he went on to work with Aretha Franklin, Chaka Khan, and David Sanborn.
ocultar. Hamish Stuart (8 de octubre de 1949, Glasgow, Escocia) es guitarrista, bajista, cantante, compositor y productor. Formó parte del grupo Average White Band, de 1972 hasta su disolución en 1982, y después trabajó con artistas como Aretha Franklin, Chaka Khan y David Sanborn.
28 de may. de 1998 · Described by Jazzwise as "clever smooth jazz" it features Danny Gottlieb and Mark Egan (rhythm section of the original Pat Metheny Group), sax stars Chris Hunter and Nelson Rangell and singer Hamish Stuart (ex-Average White band). "Hyper-melodic, harmonically intriguing grooves." released May 28, 1998.
1999 Richard Niles album, Santa Rita ft. Hamish Stuart, Mark Egan, Danny Gottlieb Conducted Ray Charles, ft. BANDZILLA, Clyde Auditorium, BBC Radio 2 BOYZONE I Love the Way You Love Me, You Needed Me, When the Going Gets Tough.
About. James Hamish Stuart (born 8 October 1949, Glasgow, Scotland) is a guitarist, bassist, singer, composer and record producer. Stuart attended Wellington College, where he joined Tony Wade and Mark Waters in 1963 to form a “college” band. At the time he played drums. He recorded a couple of singles with his first band, the Dream Police ...
18 de abr. de 2024 · Featured in this three-part series: Hamish Stuart, original lead singer and guitarist/bassist for Scotland’s Average White Band — perhaps the most ironically named group of all time.
22 de dic. de 2017 · Hamish Stuart as part of the Average White Band Starting with a mercurial opening – Midnight Rush – where Phillips showed why he is one of the country’s leading guitarists (guesting for the likes of Tom Robinson), the horn section then joined the rest of the band on stage for a rousing version of the Isley Brothers’ Work To Do (covered by AWB in 1974).
