One of the most underrated bands from the 80s, The Big Dish formed in Airdrie, Scotland comprised of Steven Lindsay (vocals/guitar), Mark Ryce (guitar) and John Harper (keyboards). The trio was subsequently joined on stage by Paul Albertis (bass) and John Hendry (drums). Sadly, only after 3 albums under their belt, they disbanded.
Steven Lindsay went on to have a nice solo career and most notably joining composer Craig Armstrong for his 2002 release As If to Nothing.
Albums
- 1986: Swimmer
- 1988: Creeping Up On Jesus
- 1991: Satellites
- 1994: Rich Man’s Wardrobe – A Concise History
Singles
- 1985: “Big New Beginning”
- 1985: “Prospect Street”
- 1986: “Slide”
- 1986: “Prospect Street” (re-release)
- 1987: “Christina’s World”
- 1988: “European Rain”
- 1988: “Faith Healer”
- 1990: “Miss America”
- 1991: “Big Town” (remix)
- 1991: “25 Years”
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The Big Dish with Steven Lindsay