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Edwyn Collins (born 23 August 1959) is a Scottish musician from Edinburgh, Scotland. He formed the Nu-Sonics in 1976, which became Orange Juice in 1979. The group is perhaps best known for the No. 8 hit "Rip it Up", its only UK top 40 single. In 1985, Orange Juice broke up, and he has since then pursued a solo career. Edwyn Collins is best known for his 1994 hit, "A Girl Like You", which was featured in the films Empire Records and Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, and "Magic Piper of Love", a 1997 single which featured on the soundtrack of Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery.
Read more about Edwyn Collins on Last.fm.
Type: Person (Male)
Area: United Kingdom
Born: 1959-08-23
Tags: rock scottish indie pop alternative
Type: Person (Male)
Area: United Kingdom
Born: 1959-08-23
Tags: rock scottish indie pop alternative
ACHIEVEMENTS
SONGS
1
1
SONG WEEKS
3
3
FIRST WEEK
37/12
LAST WEEK
39/12
37/12
LAST WEEK
39/12
ALBUMS
2
2
ALBUM WEEKS
2
2
FIRST WEEK
39/10
LAST WEEK
14/13
39/10
LAST WEEK
14/13
SONGS
Peak | Title | First Week | Weeks | Last Week | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
#56
1 wk |
A Girl Like You
37/12 - 39/12 – wks: 3 |
37/12 | 3 | 39/12 | |
#56 | 37/12 | 3 | 39/12 |
ALBUMS
Peak | Title | First Week | Weeks | Last Week | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
#54
1 wk |
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Losing Sleep
39/10 - 39/10 – wks: 1 |
39/10 | 1 | 39/10 |
#66
1 wk |
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Understated
14/13 - 14/13 – wks: 1 |
14/13 | 1 | 14/13 |
#54 | 39/10 | 2 | 14/13 |