Orange Juice
Members
Edwyn Collinslead vocalscurrent- James Kirkcurrent
- David McClymontbass · 1978–1983
- Steven Dalydrums (drum set) · 1978–1981
- Malcolm Rossguitar · 1981–1983
- Zeke Manyikadrums (drum set) · 1982–1985
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Discography
Live at Valentinos2015
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Thrillingly Live at Stirling OJ ’812013
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…Coals to Newcastle2010
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The Glasgow School2005
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A Casual Introduction: 1981/20012002
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The Heather’s on Fire1993
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Ostrich Churchyard1992
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The Very Best of Orange Juice1992
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The Orange Juice / You Can't Hide Your Love Forever1991
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In a Nutshell1985
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The Orange Juice1984
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You Can’t Hide Your Love Forever1982
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Rip It Up1982
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Felicity1982
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Poor Old Soul1981
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L.O.V.E.... Love / Intuition Told Me1981
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Falling and Laughing1980
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Blue Boy / Love Sick1980
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Simply Thrilled Honey / Breakfast Time1980
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Texas Fever1984
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“The Felicity” Flexi Session1979
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Kid Jensen Session1984
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Janice Long Session1983
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Kid Jensen Session1982
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Richard Skinner Session1981
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Label
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- Postcard Records
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Identifiers & aliases
Also known as: Nu-Sonics
Orange Juice were a Scottish jangle pop band founded in the Glasgow suburb of Bearsden in 1976. Initially known as the Nu-Sonics, they changed their name to Orange Juice in 1979, and took inspiration from contemporary punk bands including Subway Sect, Television, and Buzzcocks and 1960s acts such as the Byrds and the Velvet Underground. Musically, the band brought together styles and genres that often appeared incongruous, for example, country, disco and punk. Though their line-up changed numerous times, lead singer and guitarist Edwyn Collins was a constant presence and the 'face' of the band.
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