Playlist
The Proclaimers Essentials
Apple Music Rock
Tracks: 2582:43
The Scottish twins are rootsy and rocking.
Updated Sep 4, 2019
Tracks 25
- 1Classic Hits Movie Songs3:38
- 2Sunshine On Leith (2011 - Remaster)3:15
- 3This Is the Story (2011 - Remaster)2:47
- 4Angry Cyclist2:26
- 5Dumb & Dumber (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)3:03
- 6The Very Best Of3:40
- 7Angry Cyclist2:55
- 8The Very Best Of5:15
- 9Let's Hear It for the Dogs2:25
- 1080's Pop Beyond the Hits3:46
- 1180s Explosion4:02
- 12The Best Of4:19
- 13Let's Hear It for the Dogs3:26
- 14Sunshine On Leith (2011 - Remaster)3:09
- 15This Is the Story (2011 - Remaster)3:16
- 16The Very Best Of3:08
- 17Hit the Highway (2011 - Remaster)3:50
- 18This Is the Story (2011 - Remaster)2:00
- 19This Is the Story (2011 - Remaster)2:28
- 20Hit the Highway (2011 - Remaster)3:19
- 21Life With You (Bonus Track Version)3:55
- 22Sunshine On Leith (2011 - Remaster)3:04
- 23This Is the Story (2011 - Remaster)3:35
- 24The Very Best Of3:14
- 25Sunshine On Leith (2011 - Remaster)2:38
About this playlist
The Proclaimers are best known for “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)”, a 1988 single that, upon its 1993 reissue, became one of the period’s most iconic pop/rock tunes. But the Scottish duo have had a long, rich career that has impacted both alternative and mainstream music. Twins Craig and Charlie Reid, born in Leith in 1962, played in punk bands before starting The Proclaimers in 1983. The brothers’ 1987 debut album, This Is the Story, presents a vocal blend so seamless only twins could produce it, buttressed by an acoustic blend of folk rock, punk-informed energy and American roots music influences. The more fully fleshed out Sunshine on Leith includes the aforementioned hit, which went on to be covered by Todd Rundgren, Imagine Dragons and others. The Proclaimers’ later songs would address increasingly complex social and political issues, inspiring both a musical theatre piece and a film adaptation.