Stuart Adamson: Legacy
The Skids - Discography: 1977 to 1981
Kirsten Adamson - In The Next Life
Kirsten Adamson - Landing Place: Tour 2024 Highlights
Kirsten Adamson & The Tanagers - Without Warning (Live 2023)
The Skids - Albert Tatlock (Live 2024)
The Skids - Albert Tatlock (Live)
The Skids - Of One Skin (Custom House Square)
The Skids - Of One Skin (Party at the Palace: 2024)
Kirsten Adamson & The Tanagers - Without Warning (Green Note)
The Skids - Charles (Live 2024)
The Skids - Charade (Live 2024)
Kirsten Adamson & The Tanagers at PJ Malloys
Kirsten Adamson & The Tanagers - Take Me As I Am
Big Country - Live In Moscow 1988
The Skids - Live In London
The Skids - Live 2010
Big Country - Where The Rose Is Sown
Favourite Big Country B-side?
KIRSTEN ADAMSON - Landing Place
Big Country - EclectiC
Big Country - Driving To Damascus
Restless Natives - DVD & Blu-ray: Trailer
The Skids - Revolution: Trailer
The Skids - The Saints Are Coming: Live & Acoustic
Big Country - Driving To Damascus: Deluxe Edition
Big Country - The Buffalo Skinners: Deluxe Edition
Big Country - Why The Long Face: Deluxe Edition
The Marriage - Box And Burn It
Big Country - Chance (Album Version)
Big Country - Discography In A Flash
A tribute to the publication of Stuart Adamson - In A Big Country
The story of how a boy born in Manchester England, raised in a small Fife village in Scotland who formed The Skids, released his first single at 19 and then wrote three Top 40 albums. In the next three years he was written off as a has-been at 23, but then went on to form a new band and sell more than 10 million records worldwide.
Big Country went on to record 8 studio albums and release over 20 singles, much of which became a Cult following. Touring with Alice Cooper, The Jam, Queen at their last ever gig with Freddie Mercury in 1986, David Bowie on The Glass Spider Tour in 1987, The Rolling Stones in 1995 and appearing with Ray Davies at Glastonbury in the late 90's.
Although Stuart Adamson was one of the most respected and popular figures in the music industry, his personal life was complex depression, alcoholism, estrangement and ultimately tragic ending with his suicide in a Hawaiian hotel in December 2001.