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The rest regrouped in Belfast, recruited Kenny McDowell (born Kenneth McDowell, 21 December 1944, in Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland) (ex–Mad Lads) as lead singer and continued touring and recording steadily after relocating to the US in early 1967 at the invitation of producer Ray Ruff.
- Belfast Gypsies (1966–1967), The Belfast Blues Band (1990–2015)
- Belfast, Northern Ireland
- 1964–1972, (one-off reunion: 1979)
Kenneth McDowall (born 29 July 1963) is a Scottish football coach and former player. Playing career.
- 29 July 1963 (age 60)
- Glasgow, Scotland
- Kenneth McDowall
25. Jan. 2009 · Renowned R&B artist Kenny McDowell, former frontman with 'Them' takes to the stage at the Woodstock 08 festival in Belfast much to the delight of the fans. Coupled with the breathtaking guitar...
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14. Feb. 2012 · After leaving Them in 1969 Armstrong again teamed up with vocalist Kenny McDowell (who had replaced Van Morrison) in Sk'Boo, alongside Ricky McCutcheon and Colm Connolly. Then he and McDowell (born Kenneth McDowell, 21 December 1944, in Belfast, Co Antrim) formed the band Truth (1969-71) in Chicago with bassist Curtis Bachman (ex The ...
From: Belfast. Active: 60s. Style: Lineup: Kenny McDowell - vocals. John Fullerlove - lead guitar. Billy Williams - guitar. Ray Courtney - bass. Dougie McIlwaine - drums. Bio: The Mad Lads were a raw R&B band from Belfast who supported Them on many occasions at the Maritime Hotel and eventually took over Them 's residency at the club.
27. Dez. 2010 · Kenny McDowell, father of the US Open winner Graeme McDowell, explains why 2010 was a year to remember.
19. Jan. 2015 · Kenny McDowall will remain Rangers manager for 12 months, at which time he will move on. AP Photo Kenny McDowall has tendered his resignation as caretaker manager of Rangers for "personal reasons ...
