The Scots of St. James

about

Originally from Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom, The Scots of St. James changed their name from The In Crowd when they moved to London. In the summer of 1966, before moving, their line-up settled at James Oakley (vocals), High Nicholson (guitar), Ian Murray (bass) and Stuart Francis (drums). Keyboardist James Mylchreest was added in London. In December of that year they released their début 45 on the independent Go label, a cover of Ben E. King's ballad 'Gypsy' coupled with 'Tic Toe', an original, penned by Murray. Short after the single's release, guitarist Norrie MacLean of The Poets took over from Hugh Nicholson... who joined The Poets. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Rubble 19 - Eiderdown Mindfog

Let's Go Down And Blow Our Minds: The British Psychedelic Sounds Of 1967

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Rubbles Volume 19: Eiderdown Mindfog

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Portobello Explosion: The Mod Pop Sound Of Swinging London, 1965-1970

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Circus Days: Psychedelic Obscurities 1966-1972 - Volume 6

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Eiderdown Mindfog

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ISSS02 - When The Tangerine Strikes Twelve

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Incredible Sound Show Stories #2: When the Tangerine Strikes Twelve

Let's Go Down & Blow Our Minds: The British Psychedelic Sounds of 1967

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Rubble, Volume 19: Eiderdown Mindfog

Purple Pill Eaters

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Portobello Explosion - Remastered

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