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The genesis of creativity often has its origins in misfortune and this was the certainly the case in the birth of Glasgow’s Southside Band The Rulers of the Root. 
Patrick Gillies was given a guitar for Christmas by his wife Nancy, as it turned out only months before she was diagnosed with a particularly nasty type of cancer.  Her illness acted as a creative catalyst and during the long period of waiting and hoping Patrick started to write songs about the situation and how he was feeling. 
Eventually Patrick rather nervously showed these songs to his work colleague and friend John Palmer, a well known Glasgow musician and ‘go to’ session guitarist in town, having played with among others, Love and Money, Deacon Blue, The Right Stuff, and The Kissing Bandits.  John was impressed enough by these early efforts to provide encouragement and this turned out to be the start of a fruitful collaboration of playing and recording. They initially recorded two love songs that Patrick had written for Nancy after her successful operation for the removal of her cancer and these were given to her as a surprise Christmas present.
 Patrick and John worked as technicians at Tramway Theatre on Glasgow’s Southside with another colleague, Chris Quinn and he was swiftly co-opted into playing drums. Chris handily also happened to be a highly regarded Sound Engineer, which was of great benefit when recording their debut Album ‘Porky Dreams’.
 Recently Stewart Moffat has been recruited as Bass Player. Stewart is an old hand on the Glasgow Music scene and has played with several outfits including the legendary Glasgow punk Band ‘The Alleged’.
And as Ian Stewart was with the Stones, Allan French has a special place in the sound that makes the Rulers. A phenomenal Piano and Keyboard Player who the Band frequently turn to when recording and performing.
The Rulers have been hidden away for some time now in the bowels of the recording studio working on their second Album, entitled ‘This Sugar Tit Life’.  
‘This Sugar Tit Life’ is scheduled for release in November of this year, and The Rulers have been coaxed out onto the road to do a series of gigs to promote the new Album.  Do yourself a favour and make a point of catching them. You will not be disappointed!

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