RETRO DUNDEE

One of the local account holders at the bank featured in yesterdays item, was The Scrotum Poles. They may not have had much money to ...

The top item is a good example of what I was saying earlier about getting an idea down when it hits you. These are the original ly...

The line-up of Glen Connell (Burt Spurt) - Craig Methven (Smeg Pole) - Colin Smith (Stripey Sleep) & Steve Grimmond (Sid Gripple), was t...

The Tayside Bar was the place to be on 19th June 1981, as this was where the Scrotum Poles played their final gig. As well as the b...

Let's go back to 1980 and find out what's on radio... (Twiddle knob)...Radio 1...Tommy Vance...naaaaaah...Radio 2...Richard Baker......

Ricky Ross's music career took off when he moved to Glasgow and formed Deacon Blue. There is plenty of information about Deacon Blue...

A new release by The Scrotum Poles has arrived. The album called "Auchmithie Forever" is a collection of rare and previously un...

In this very last issue of music fanzine, Cranked Up, main man Jock Ferguson reaches the end of his tether and he puts the boot into those ...

When the punk tidal wave crashed down over the UK around 1977, it washed away most of the cliched concepts that had previously been assoc...