#bruce murray

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The Hectics (1958-1962) : Bruce Murray, Victory Rana, Freddie Bulsara, Derrick Branche and Farang Irani.

Panchgani, India, circa 1960.

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“If only I knew how big he would become, I would have applied for the post of his manager.” - Bruce Murray

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26 May 2012 | Bruce Murray the 12th Duke of Atholl and HRH Prince Michael of Kent attend the Atholl Highlanders Parade at Blair Castle in Blair Atholl, Scotland. Bruce Murray succeeds his father the 11th Duke of Atholl, John Murray who passed away on the 15th of May in hospital in South Africa. The Atholl Highlanders date back to 1777, and hold a unique place in military records as the only private army in Europe. (c) Jeff J Mitchell / Getty Images

[queen-for-life]

“All we really wanted to do was to impress the girls in the neighbouring girls’ school. We sang hits like ‘Tutti Frutti’, ‘Yakkety Yak’ and ‘Whole Lotta Lovin’. Freddie was an amazing musician. He could play just about anything. And he had the knack of listening to a song on the radio once and being able to play it. The rest of us just made a godawful racket, with cheap guitars, a drum and an old tea chest that we’d converted into a bass with one string. But the band served its intended purpose: the girls really loved us.” - Bruce Murray [lead vocalist of “The Hectics”]

[ifreakingloveroyals]

26 May 2012 | Bruce Murray, the 12th Duke of Atholl, and Prince Michael of Kent attend the Atholl Highlanders Parade at Blair Castle in Blair Atholl, Scotland. Bruce Murray succeeds his father the 11th Duke of Atholl, John Murray who passed away on the 15th of May in hospital in South Africa. The Atholl Highlanders date back to 1777, and hold a unique place in military records as the only private army in Europe. © Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

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“He was a prodigy. He could play anything! He had the unique ability to listen to a song on the radio, just once, and be able to play it perfectly. Our favourite programme was the Binaca Hit Parade, which was broadcast every Wednesday, if I remember correctly. If we heard a new song and liked it, Freddie would quickly learn the chords, and I would scribble down the words. And it would be the Hectics’ next hit number. Simple!” - Bruce Murray