Scotland s greatest showman: Remembering Sydney Devine s life in pictures HE WAS the greatest showman, and in the eyes of his many millions of fans, the closest thing Scotland had to Elvis. Sydney Devine, revered by audiences all over the country and especially here in Glasgow at the Pavilion, died on Saturday. SINGER SYDNEY DEVINE WITH HIS GOLD CASSETTE. 1975. Pic: Herald and Times Sydney Devine. 15th March 1990. Pic: Herald and Times Born in 1940 in Cleland in Lanarkshire, the young would-be star chose performing over following his father down the mines and at the age of 15, was talent-spotted by impresario Robert Wilson, who invited him on his White Heather Club tour as a “whistler, programme seller and curtain puller.”
Flowers left to Sydney Devine were found after a five day search, inset (Inset picture: Pavilion Theatre) FLORAL tributes to a Scots signing legend pinched from outside a Glasgow theatre have been found. after a moment of Devine intervention. Flowers left to crooner Sydney Devine have turned up in the city centre just yards from the stage door of the Pavilion. They had been left by heartbroken fans at the weekend when it was announced the Lanarkshire boy had passed away at the age of 81. However, the Devine shrine was ransacked by a callous thief on Saturday night, leading to a frantic search for information.
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Died: December 12, 2020. CHARLEY Pride, who has died aged 86 from complications of Covid-19, was a country singer who broke the mould several times over. His honey-sweet, easy-going voice on deep-fried classics such as Kiss an Angel Good Mornin’ and Crystal Chandelier saw him sell millions of records and become successful all over the world. He released more than 50 albums, and scored 29 No.1’s in the Country music chart. During his 3- years with the RCA label, only Elvis Presley sold more records than he did. As a black artist operating within what has historically been a predominantly white genre, his talents came to the fore during an era of institutionalised racism, and his early records were issued without a picture of him. He was only the second artist of colour to become a member of the home of country royalty, the Grand Ole Opry.
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