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Dignity
Dignity formed in Glasgow in the early 2000s with Scott Nicol on vocals and guitar, Gavin Ross on guitar, John McCusker on fiddle and vocals, and Colin...
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Dignity formed in Glasgow in the early 2000s with Scott Nicol on vocals and guitar, Gavin Ross on guitar, John McCusker on fiddle and vocals, and Colin Somerville on drums. Their debut album came out in 2004, and it included the song 'Don't Pay The Ferryman.' That track got some attention, though there was a legal claim around its melody that got settled out of court.
They put out another album called 'On the Run' after that. The lineup shifted over time, with McCusker leaving in 2007 and Somerville in 2012. They kept playing and released an album in 2019 titled 'Once Upon a Time in the West.'
Songs like 'Arrogance And Rapture,' 'Cry In Despair,' and 'Project Destiny' show the kind of material they worked on. It's straightforward guitar-based stuff with some fiddle in the mix, not particularly flashy but solid for what it is.
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