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Bruce Guthro ONS (August 31, 1961 –
September 5, 2023) was a
Canadian singer-songwriter from Cape
Breton Island, Nova Scotia.
Guthro recorded as a solo...
- for a new frontman, and in 1998 they
announced their selection of
Bruce Guthro, a singer-songwriter from Nova Scotia. Runrig's
tenth album, In
Search Of...
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Guthro is the 2001
third album from
Canadian artist Bruce Guthro. The
album produced the
singles Disappear,
Factory Line, Livin' A Lie, 4 A.M. and The...
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Dylan Guthro (born
January 27, 1991) is a
Canadian singer/songwriter
based in Nashville. The son of
musician Bruce Guthro,
Dylan released his
debut album...
- Additionally, the
album marks the
first release featuring new lead
singer Bruce Guthro,
following the
departure of
original lead
vocalist Donnie Munro in 1997...
- "Falling" is a song
written and
recorded by
Canadian singer-songwriter
Bruce Guthro. It was
released in 1998 as the
second single from his
second studio album...
- the Album.
Hayes co-wrote the song with
Dylan Guthro and Jodi
Guthro, and it was
produced by
Dylan Guthro.
Credits include T-Pain and
Atlanta Records for...
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Symonds Middle School Andrew Bodnarchuk,
professional hockey player Bruce Guthro,
musician Brad Marchand,
professional hockey player "History of Hammonds...
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written in the
Scottish Gaelic language, as the band's new lead singer,
Bruce Guthro, was not a
Gaelic speaker.
MacDonald previously attended the
Glasgow School...
- Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Formed in 2015, Port
Cities is
composed of
Dylan Guthro,
Breagh MacKinnon, and
Carleton Stone —each
already a singer/songwriter...
