Five Hungry Joes – A pictorial archive of the Trashcan Sinatras. Legendary Scottish Band
A pictorial archive of the Trashcan Sinatras
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It’s Magic
That’s how I’d describe Eddi Reader’s ‘Live In Japan’ album. Recorded at Billboard Live shows, Japan in September of 2009, this CD covers a wide selection of her career highs, … Continue reading
Stolen
…is the latest long player from Lotte Kestner – a solo project of Anna-Lynne Williams, lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist of Seattle based Trespassers William. She started recording solo music … Continue reading
In A Big Country
…was the third single release from another of my favourite bands – Big Country – and it was also the title given to this ‘New Scottish Music’ CD, released in … Continue reading
Thanks For Dropping In
If you look through this archive, you’ll find that the Trashcans have appeared on numerous compilation albums from around the globe. Here’s another one. This one landed through my letterbox … Continue reading
It’s Hip To Be Square…
…well, round actually. Manufactured by Grants of Dalvey – way up in the Scottish Highlands – here’s a very rare promotional TCS hip flask. Shiny isn’t it? Originally, it was … Continue reading
Put The Kettle On…
Still the only known CD series to include its own coaster as part of every cover package, this Orange Iced Tea volume from 2002 includes a wide variety of musical … Continue reading
Lost & Found
…were a couple of video compilations released around 1997-98. ‘Official’ bootlegs, they included promo videos, TV appearances, band footage, etc. Luckily my old VCR is in perfect working order, so … Continue reading
I’ve Started Something I Cannot Finish…
The Smiths Is Dead was compiled by the French art criticism magazine Les Inrockuptibles and released to celebrate the 10th anniversary of The Smiths’ 1986 album ‘The Queen Is Dead’. … Continue reading
First I Take An Apple…
Preferably an old one. A really old one. One that’s so old, it’ll allow me to play this CD-ROM that was given away free by Creative Review Magazine. (I’m talking … Continue reading
