Jimmy McCulloch

Scottish musician and songwriter, guitarist

Jimmy McCulloch - Scottish musician and songwriter, guitarist
Born

June 4th, 1953
71 years ago

Died

September 27th, 1979
45 years ago — 26 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Scotland

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A Scottish musician and songwriter gained prominence in the 1970s as the lead guitarist for the band Wings, performing alongside Paul McCartney. McCulloch contributed to notable albums including 'Wild Life' and 'Red Rose Speedway'. He also played with the band Stone the Crows and was involved in various musical projects throughout his career. His work showcased a blend of rock and blues influences, demonstrating notable guitar skills and songwriting capabilities.

Played lead guitar for Wings

Contributed to the album 'Wild Life'

Performed on 'Red Rose Speedway'

Worked with Stone the Crows

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