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Kenny McDowall. Kenneth McDowall (born 29 July 1963) is a Scottish football coach and former player. Playing career.
Kenny McDowell – lead vocals (1966–1969) Ray Harvey – drums (1966–1969) Jerry Cole – vocals, guitar, percussion (1969–1970; died 2008) Jim Parker – guitar, vocals (1970–1971) John Stark – drums, vocals (1970–1971) Mel Austin – lead vocals (1979; died 2017) Billy Bell – drums (1979) Brian Scott – keyboards, flute (1979)
El resto de la banda se reagrupó en Belfast y contrató a Kenny McDowell (ex-Mad Lads) como cantante. Them continuó ofreciendo conciertos y grabando tras reubicarse en Estados Unidos en 1967. Dos de los trabajos publicados tras la salida de Morrison, Now and Them y Time Out!
25 de ene. de 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...
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.
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Kenneth McDowall. Date of birth/Age: Jul 29, 1963 (60) Place of Birth: Glasgow. Citizenship: Scotland. Avg. term as coach: 4.86 Years. Coaching Licence: UEFA Pro Licence. Stats. No information available. History. This is an overview of the career of a manager. Compact. Detailed. Former clubs. Celtic Glasgow Jugend (Trainer)
