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Welcome to the official Thunderclap Newman Website. Formed in 1969, Pete Townshend of The Who, introduced Speedy Keen to GPO Telephone Engineer Andy “Thunderclap” Newman and teenage guitarist Jimmy McCulloch. Pete produced and played bass on the classic single “Something in the Air”, recorded them at his studio and introduced them to ...
Jimmy McCulloch (født 4. juni 1953, død 27. september 1979) var en britisk musiker, født i Glasgow, som er mest kjent for ha å spilt gitar i Paul McCartneys Wings fra 1974 til 1977.. Før tiden i Wings var McCulloch medlem av Thunderclap Newman da han var 15 år gammel og Stone the Crows.Han har deltatt på mange plateinnspillinger, kanskje mest påtagelig på John Entwistles Whistle Rymes ...
And with a bike riding Karate champion who has a wife and an overboard liking for dogs (he’s got 22) as Wings’ new drummer, guitarist Jimmy McCulloch must be playing it for understatement when he describes Geoff as heavy. This guy must need new skins every time he plays Band On The Run, if his sticks are as McCulloch further describes ...
Channel dedicated mainly to the musical career of guitarist Jimmy McCulloch, best known for being lead guitarist in Paul McCartney's Wings from 1974-1977.
1 de may. de 2017 · The anti-war song “Something in the Air” went to #1 in the UK. Jimmy McCulloch was only 15 when he played on that song, making him the one of the youngest people to play on a #1 UK hit single. At the age of 21 Jimmy McCulloch joined Wings. Jimmy McCulloch worked with many famous musicians besides Paul McCartney.
Jimmy McCulloch. Scottish rock guitarist. Born 4 June 1953 in Dumbarton, Scotland, UK - Died 27 September 1979 in Maida Vale, London, England, UK. Best known for playing lead guitar and bass, as a member of Paul McCartney 's band Wings (2) from 1974 to 1977.
Jimmy McCulloch. 18,500 likes · 12,343 talking about this. Page dedicated to guitarist Jimmy McCulloch.
