Runrig - Revision history

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top: Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: heavilly → heavily, 1970's → 1970s

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2007-07-20T01:22:57Z

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2007-05-12T16:52:07Z

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Xenophile at 10:43, May 11, 2007

2007-05-11T10:43:31Z

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2007-04-30T15:28:37Z

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Eyupdutch at 12:53, April 17, 2007

2007-04-17T12:53:58Z

Ed Poor: Category:Bands

2007-04-17T12:21:19Z

Category:Bands

DoonTheWater: Spelling Correction

2007-04-17T11:38:59Z

Spelling Correction

Eyupdutch at 11:02, April 17, 2007

2007-04-17T11:02:55Z

Eyupdutch at 11:02, April 17, 2007

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-'''Runrig''' are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on [[folk]] influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides|Hebridean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman [[Donnie Munro]] who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.
+'''Runrig''' are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970s to the present day. They draw heavily on [[folk]] influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides|Hebridean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman [[Donnie Munro]] who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.
 [[Category:Bands]]
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 [[Category:Scottish Music]]

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-Runrig are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on [[folk]] influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides|Hebridean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman [[Donnie Munro]] who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.
+'''Runrig''' are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on [[folk]] influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides|Hebridean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman [[Donnie Munro]] who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.
 [[Category:Bands]]
 [[Category:Scottish People]]
 [[Category:Scottish Music]]

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-Runrig are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on [[folk]] influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides|Hebridean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman Donnie Munro who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.
+Runrig are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on [[folk]] influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides|Hebridean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman [[Donnie Munro]] who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.
 [[Category:Bands]]
 [[Category:Scottish People]]

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−	Runrig are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on folk influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides\|Hebridean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman Donnie Munro who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party\|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.	+	Runrig are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on [[folk]] influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides\|Hebridean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman Donnie Munro who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party\|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.

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	Runrig are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on folk influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides\|Hebridean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman Donnie Munro who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party\|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.		Runrig are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on folk influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides\|Hebridean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman Donnie Munro who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party\|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.
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−	Runrig are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on folk influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides\|~~Hebredean~~]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman Donnie Munro who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party\|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.	+	Runrig are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on folk influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides\|Hebridean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman Donnie Munro who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party\|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.
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−	Runrig are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on folk influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[~~bagpipe~~]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides\|Hebredean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman Donnie Munro who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party\|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.	+	Runrig are a [[Scottish]] [[progressive rock]] band active from the 1970's to the present day. They draw heavilly on folk influences and notably use the [[chanter]] and [[bagpipes]] in their music. The original lineup were [[Gaelic]] speakers from the [[Hebrides\|Hebredean]] Islands of Western Scotland, and are credited with having promoted a cultural revival in Gaelic Music. Stalwarts of the band include songwriting brothers, Calum and Rory McDonald. The current lead singer, [[Canadian]]-born [[Bruce Guthro]] took over from original frontman Donnie Munro who left the band to pursue a career as a [[Labour Party\|Labour]] politician. [[Peter Wishart]], keyboard player, also left the band to pursue a political career, and he is now the [[Scottish National Party]] [[MP]] for [[Perth]] and North Perthshire.
	[[Category:Music]]		[[Category:Music]]