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BOSSES at the Beacon have paid tribute to Sydney Devine following the Scottish country music legend's death.

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Scotland's greatest showman: Remembering Sydney Devine's life in pictures HE WAS the greatest showman, and in the eyes of his many millions of fans, the closest thing Scotland had to Elvis. Sydney Devine, revered by audiences all over the country and especially here in Ayrshire and Glasgow, died on ­Saturday. SINGER SYDNEY DEVINE WITH HIS GOLD CASSETTE. 1975. Pic: Herald and Times Sydney Devine. 15th March 1990. Pic: Herald and Times Born in 1940 in Cleland in Lanarkshire, the young would-be star chose performing over following his father down the mines and at the age of 15, wa...

Scotland's greatest showman: Remembering Sydney Devine's life in pictures HE WAS the greatest showman, and in the eyes of his many millions of fans, the closest thing Scotland had to Elvis. Sydney Devine, revered by audiences all over the country and especially here in Glasgow at the Pavilion, died on ­Saturday. SINGER SYDNEY DEVINE WITH HIS GOLD CASSETTE. 1975. Pic: Herald and Times Sydney Devine. 15th March 1990. Pic: Herald and Times Born in 1940 in Cleland in Lanarkshire, the young would-be star chose performing over following his father down the mines and at the age of 15,...

Slipped disc WE’VE been reminiscing about the late singer Sydney Devine, who was hugely popular in Scotland, yet never took himself too seriously, and always enjoyed a joke at his own expense. Reader Stanley Milton says: “I remember it being said of Sydney that he didn’t release records, they escaped.” Calendar chaos THE Diary’s readers are usually sharp as tacks, specifically those tacks that find their way onto a bare foot when one is stumbling around in search of the bathroom at two in the morning. Unfortunately lockdown has mind-mushing properties which can affect ev...