DEACON BLUE
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Deacon Blue Are A Scottish Pop Rock Band Formed In Glasgow During 1985. The Line Up Of The Band Consists Of Ricky Ross, Lorraine Mcintosh, James Prime, Dougie Vipond Ewen Vernal And Graeme Kelling. The Band Released Their Debut Album, "Raintown" On 1 May 987 In The UK And In The United States In February 1988. Their Second Album "When The World Knows Your Name" (1989) Topped The UK Albums Chart For Two Weeks And Included "Real Gone Kid" Which Became Their First Top Ten Single In The UK Singles Chart. Deacon Blue Released Their Fourth Album "Whatever You Say, Say Nothing" In 1993. The Band Split In 1994, Following Which Vipond Began A Career In Television. Five Years Later, The Band Held A Reunion Gig, And This Led To A New Album "Walking Back Home" With The Band Now Working On A Part Time Basis. The Band Released Another Album "Homesick" In 2001. Though Graeme Kelling Died From Pancreatic Cancer In 2004, The Band Has Continued And 2006 Saw Deacon Blue Returning To The Studio To Record Three New Tracks For A Singles Album - Including The Track "Bigger Than Dynamite". Deacon Blue's Next Album Was "The Hipsters" In 2012. The Band Released Another Album "A New House" In September 2014. "Believers" Was Released In September 2016. A Concert Recording Of Their Return To The Barrowlands, Glasgow Was Released On 31 March 2017. They Then Released "City Of Love" Was Released In March 2020. As Of 2012, Deacon Blue's Total Album Sales Stood At Six Million, With Twelve UK Top 40 Singles, Along With UK Number One Albums. |