McGinn of the Calton
Synopsis
The story of songwriting genius Matt McGinn. Featuring Robbie Coltrane among many others. Recorded by Stramash 1988 on cassette (Greentrax Records). Stramash featured vocals by Adam MacNaughtan; Anne Neilson; John Eaglesham (concertina); Kevin Mitchell; Bob Blair (guitar) Finlay Allison (guitar, fiddle, mandolin). They all feature on this STV program celebrating Matt's life at the time of the publication by Glasgow Libraries of the book 'McGinn of the Calton'.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Bill Thomson
- Original Title
- McGinn of the Calton
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 45m
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Bill Thomson
Tom Malcolm
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Bill Thomson
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Bill Thomson
Producer
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What is McGinn of the Calton about?
The story of songwriting genius Matt McGinn. Featuring Robbie Coltrane among many others. Recorded by Stramash 1988 on cassette (Greentrax Records). Stramash featured vocals by Adam MacNaughtan; Anne Neilson; John Eaglesham (concertina); Kevin Mitchell; Bob Blair (guitar) Finlay Allison (guitar, fiddle, mandolin). They all feature on this STV program celebrating Matt's life at the time of the publication by Glasgow Libraries of the book 'McGinn of the Calton'.
Who directed McGinn of the Calton?
McGinn of the Calton was directed by Bill Thomson.
Who stars in McGinn of the Calton?
The principal cast of McGinn of the Calton includes Robbie Coltrane, Stramash, Adam McNaughton, Anne Neilson, Bob Blair.
When was McGinn of the Calton released and how long is it?
McGinn of the Calton was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 45m.