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All the Franklins are a four piece psychedelic band from south Lanarkshire Scotland. The members are Jamie and Euan Graham, two brothers that both sing lead vocals and play guitar in the group. As well as Ruari Douglas on bass guitar and John Galloway on the drums. 

Influenced by bands such as the grateful dead, Jefferson airplane, the doors and many other classic psychedelic bands. While also drawing inspiration from more modern acts, like ocean colour scene, the coral and American acts like grizzly bear. All the Franklins blend both classic rock and folk, with a slightly more modern psychedelic sound. Achieving this by using a mix of electric instruments, acoustic instruments and a subtle use of digital effects. 

From the misty hills of Scotland all the Franklins bring a fresh approach to the psychedelic genre.

Gigging intimately since 1995, DownByTheRiver is a not-for-profit live music promoter. All ticket sales are paid directly to the musicians.

A 30 something pop songwriter and performer hailing from Glasgow's buzzing Southside.

I have too many influences to mention but if you're looking for wickedly symbolic lyrics and a lust for catchy vocal melodies then I command you to stop and listen.

Currently using this page to record all demos, bits and pieces and developments in progress while I work toward my first solo album.

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Bassist in the world’s premier Queen tribute band: Gary Mullen & The Works in the show One Night Of Queen.

Though I love playing live, I can't lie, my heart lies with composing. I write everything by ear using Protools and sometimes Logic Pro X.

I'm a self-taught musician and my first “instrument” was a Raleigh Racer. I used to get a tune by moving the gear knob by putting tension on the cable. I then moved onto a one-string guitar and eventually ended up falling in love with the bass. And I've been playing for 39 years now.

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