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Daniel Duke
Daniel Duke was a Scottish musical collective that formed in the mid-1960s. They were led by vocalist Gerry Rafferty, and their sound grew from traditional...
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Daniel Duke was a Scottish musical collective that formed in the mid-1960s. They were led by vocalist Gerry Rafferty, and their sound grew from traditional folk music roots.
In 1972, they released their debut album "Can I Have My Money Back?" which included the song "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)." That track became their most recognizable work, reaching international audiences.
The group saw several lineup changes over time, with musicians like Billy Connolly and Joe Egan passing through. They released other albums including "The Lark in the Morning" and "Writing on the Wall" before their activity slowed.
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