The story
Scottish composer/musician/producer Paul Quinn has had a wide and varied career from his early years as part of the fledgling “Bellshill Movement” that is still much revered around the world, to the heady days of The Soup Dragons & Teenage Fanclub.
Quinn joined Scottish band “The Soup Dragons” in his role as drummer, just in time to make his debut on the worldwide hit “I’m Free”, a cover of The Rolling Stones b - side, that saw them acknowledged internationally. Follow up hits included Divine Thing, nominated for an MTV Video award alongside Nirvana’s “ Smells Like Teen Spirit” and Red Hot Chilli Peppers “Under The Bridge” in a year that also saw The Soup Dragons nominated for a Grammy
Moving on from The Soup Dragons in 1993 and joining fellow Glaswegians Teenage Fanclub. Playing on the bands Grand Prix, Songs From Northern Britain & Howdy albums during there most critically acclaimed and successful period. Paul was a credited songwriter on the Teenage Fanclub/Jad Fair collaboration album “Songs of Wisdom & Hope.
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