Artist
Big Country
Dunfermline, United Kingdom · Formed 1981
Big Country is a music group from Dunfermline, United Kingdom, active since 1981. Their discography on Gatefold includes 22 records.
22
Albums tracked
113
In collections
1981
Since
Biography
Scottish rock band formed in the early 1980s.
Managed By Ian Grant of Grant Edwards Management
Lineup:
Stuart Adamson: Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizer. Born April 11, 1958, died December 16, 2001 (suicide)
Bruce Watson: Guitar
Tony Butler: Bass (until 2012)
Mark Brzezicki: Drums (until 2025)
Mike Peters: Vocals, Guitar (2010 - 2013; died 2025)
Jamie Watson (Son of Bruce): Guitar (since 2010)
Derek Forbes: Bass (2012 - 2015)
Simon Hough: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar (2014 - 2024)
Scott Whitley: Bass (2015 - 2021)
Gil Allan: Bass (2021 - 2025)
Tommie Paxton: Vocals, Guitar (since 2024)
Reece Dobbin: Drums (since 2024)
Chris Stones: Bass (since 2024)
Years active: 1981–2000, 2007, 2010–present
Please note that the UK releases during the '80s should be on the Mercury label, this is not actually mentioned on the label or sleeves of the earliest singles. The only information refers to Phonogram who were the publishing house for Mercury at that time, which is why their name and logo will appear.
Bio from Discogs
Discography
Their records — most-collected first.

The Crossing
1983

Steeltown
1984

The Seer
1986

The Buffalo Skinners
1993

Peace In Our Time
1988

Without The Aid Of A Safety Net (Live)
1994

Wonderland
1984

Why The Long Face
1995

In A Big Country
1983

Driving To Damascus
1999

Through A Big Country (Greatest Hits)
1990

The Teacher
1986

Restless Natives & Rarities
1998

The Best Of Big Country
1994

No Place Like Home
1991

Look Away
1986

Hold The Heart
1986

Just A Shadow
1985

East Of Eden
1984

Where The Rose Is Sown
1984

Fields Of Fire
1983

Chance
1983
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