Stevie Jackson

Scottish guitarist and songwriter

Stevie Jackson - Scottish guitarist and songwriter
Born

January 16th, 1969
56 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Scotland

Links & References

Born in 1969, a guitarist and songwriter gained recognition as a member of the band Belle and Sebastian, which formed in 1996. The group became prominent in the indie pop scene with their melodic and introspective music. Contributed significantly to the band's distinctive sound through songwriting and guitar work. The band achieved commercial success and critical acclaim, particularly with albums like 'If You're Feeling Sinister' and 'Dear Catastrophe Waitress'. Besides contributions to Belle and Sebastian, participated in various side projects and collaborations, highlighting a commitment to music innovation.

Guitarist for Belle and Sebastian

Songwriter with critical acclaim

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