Andy Stewart was a beloved figure in Scottish music, known for his effervescent personality and his ability to stir up a sense of national pride and nostalgia through his songs. Born on December 30, 1933, in Glasgow, Scotland, Stewart's career took off in the late 1950s and early 1960s with a style that encompassed traditional Scottish music and comedy. He became a household name after the release of the novelty song "Donald Where's Your Trousers?" which humorously played on Scottish stereotypes and achieved international attention.

Throughout his career, Andy Stewart celebrated Scottish culture and heritage, and his music struck a chord with those who felt a connection to Scotland, whether they lived there or were part of the Scottish diaspora. His albums, such as "100 All Time Scottish Favourites" and "Andy Stewart's Scotland", offer a rich collection of the tunes that define the Scottish musical tradition. In addition to his music career, Stewart was a regular presence on television, where his charm and wit further endeared him to audiences. He continued to record and perform until his untimely death on October 11, 1993, but he left behind a legacy that has seen his music endure, making him forever a symbol of Scottish song.

Genres

Bagpipe Marching Band

Traditional Scottish Folk

Latest Release

Donald Where's Your Trousers?

Andy Stewart

Single - Released July 12, 2017