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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.
Former Paul McCartney sideman and Average White Band leader Hamish Stuart ended years of silence following his dismissal from McCartney’s band, leveling charges of musical and emotional abuse and threatening to petition for full custody of the Hofner “Beatle” bass they shared during the Flowers in the Dirt tour.
Hamish Stuart (* 8. Oktober 1949 in Glasgow) ist ein schottischer Soulmusiker, der vor allem als Sänger, Gitarrist und Bassist der Average White Band (AWB) bekannt wurde. Er war 1972 eines der Gründungsmitglieder der AWB, in der er bis zur Trennung 1982 spielte.
1. Juni 2019 · “Who knew?” grins Hamish Stuart, the song’s co-writer and AWB guitarist between 1973 and their initial dissolution a decade later. “If someone had said 45 years ago that the song would ...
- The Herald Staff
15. Aug. 2017 · Stuart and Duncan, neither of whom have been involved with the incarnation of AWB which has been going round again since 1989, were the only two who could make the gig, and found that playing...
20. Feb. 2022 · Drummer Robbie McIntosh, described as a ‘vibrant character’ (Image: David Warner Ellis/Redferns) Signed to Atlantic Records, sharing the same manager as Eric Clapton and working in Los...
4. Mai 2017 · Hamish Stuart is headlining at the 2020 Aberdeen Jazz Festival. It’s hard to exaggerate the impact the Average White Band made when they burst on to the international music scene in the early...
