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'''Finley Quaye''' (born 25 March 1974, ], Scotland)<ref>. BBC (1974-03-25). Retrieved on 2014-04-19.</ref> is a Scottish musician. He won the 1997 ] for best ] act, and the 1998 ]<ref name="britaward">{{Cite web|url=https://www.nme.com/news/music/finley-quaye-8-1393929|title = Finley Quaye Backs Brits Win with New Single and Tour|date = 16 January 1998}}</ref> for Best Male Solo Artist. His debut album, ''],'' a fusion of many styles including reggae and soul, was a commercial success and was certified double platinum by the ]. '''Finley Quaye''' (born 25 March 1974, ], Scotland)<ref>. BBC (25 March 1974). Retrieved on 2014-04-19.</ref> is a Scottish musician. He won the 1997 ] for best ] act, and the 1998 ]<ref name="britaward">{{Cite web|url=https://www.nme.com/news/music/finley-quaye-8-1393929|title = Finley Quaye Backs Brits Win with New Single and Tour|date = 16 January 1998}}</ref> for Best Male Solo Artist. His debut album, ''],'' a fusion of many styles including reggae and soul, was a commercial success and was certified double platinum by the ].


==Life== ==Life==
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Born in Edinburgh, Quaye went to school in ], ] and Edinburgh. However, he left school with no qualifications because of domestic violence in the household. Before making records he took employment spraying cars, smoking fish, making futons and as a stage-rigger and scaffolder. Born in Edinburgh, Quaye went to school in ], ] and Edinburgh. However, he left school with no qualifications because of domestic violence in the household. Before making records he took employment spraying cars, smoking fish, making futons and as a stage-rigger and scaffolder.


His father was born in London, but considered himself as ]. Although known as ], his full name was ] and he was a ] of the ] tribe centralized in Jamestown, ]. Kaye was the son of the pianist ] a.k.a. ], who was born in Accra, Ghana. Finley did not grow up with his father and only found out fully, in his twenties, about his father's history as a musician. Mope Desmond, Cab Kaye and Finley Quaye have all played ]'s ], ]'s Wulfrun Hall and London's ]. Finley was on tour with his band when he met his father for the first time in ]. His father was born in London, but considered himself as ]n. Although known as ], his full name was ] and he was a ] of the ] tribe centralized in Jamestown, ], Ghana. Kaye was the son of the pianist ] a.k.a. ], who was born in Accra, Ghana. Finley did not grow up with his father and only found out fully, in his twenties, about his father's history as a musician. Mope Desmond, Cab Kaye and Finley Quaye have all played ]'s ], ]'s Wulfrun Hall and London's ]. Finley was on tour with his band when he met his father for the first time in ].


Finley Quaye was inspired early on in his childhood by jazz musicians Pete King, ], who started his musical career making tea and running errands in Finley's father's band, and ]. Quaye heard jazz as a child, living in London with his mother, who would take him with her to ]'s jazz club to catch performances of American jazz musicians touring Europe such as ], who recorded his live album there ] and also ]. Quaye's mother had long term relationships with musician Pete King, who hosted and performed at Ronnie Scott's club in Frith Street, London, as well as ], a film producer who produced '']'' with ] and '']'' with ]. Around this time Finley was also taken along to see the likes of ] in rehearsal, with journalist photo editor for the music press the NME / Melodymaker, Howard a dear friend of his Mum's, Sharon. In Edinburgh shows that made an impact in early years were ] during the Fringe Festival at The Hole In The Ground that was behind the Usher Hall. ] of Fleetwood Mac at The Venue with ] on drums around 1990. Art has always been an influence and a constant source of inspiration and central to Finley Quaye's mind set and artistic approach. Finley Quaye attended The ] at Regents Park as well as ] and ] exhibitions and opening nights. Finley gave awards away at The ] at The Millennium dome in London as well as ]'s ] at The Dorchester Hotel in London. Finley Quaye was inspired early on in his childhood by jazz musicians Pete King, ], who started his musical career making tea and running errands in Finley's father's band, and ]. Quaye heard jazz as a child, living in London with his mother, who would take him with her to ]'s jazz club to catch performances of American jazz musicians touring Europe such as ], who recorded his live album there ] and also ]. Quaye's mother had long-term relationships with musician Pete King, who hosted and performed at Ronnie Scott's club in Frith Street, London. Around this time Finley was also taken along to see the likes of ] in rehearsal, with journalist photo editor for the music press the NME / Melodymaker, Howard a dear friend of his Mum's, Sharon. In Edinburgh shows that made an impact in early years were ] during the Fringe Festival at The Hole in the Ground that was behind the Usher Hall. ] of Fleetwood Mac at The Venue with ] on drums around 1990. Art has always been an influence and a constant source of inspiration and central to Finley Quaye's mind set and artistic approach. Finley Quaye attended The ] at Regents Park as well as ] and ] exhibitions and opening nights. Finley gave awards away at The ] at The Millennium dome in London as well as ]'s ] at The Dorchester Hotel in London.


Cab Kaye died while depressed in Amsterdam and ultimately died by Euthanasia which was organised by immediate family without Finley's approval or consent. Since then Finley has been unable to accept his Father's death or celebrate his life, or to write books about this or to make films covering this episode of his life. Cab Kaye died while depressed in Amsterdam and ultimately died by Euthanasia which was organised by immediate family without Finley's approval or consent. Since then Finley has been unable to accept his Father's death or celebrate his life, or to write books about this or to make films covering this episode of his life.
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==Career== ==Career==
Quaye made a solo ] with ] and moved to New York City. He began working with ]/] unlawfully while he was still signed to Polydor, and in late 1997 he reached the UK ] twice, with "Sunday Shining" and "Even After All".<ref name=uk/> His reputation was established by '']'', released in September 1997. It went ] less than three weeks later, and led directly to the ] victory. The album is now certified 2× platinum in the UK.<ref name=bpicert/> In 1998, Quaye recorded and produced ]'s "]" for the ]'s compilation album '']'', a tribute to ], which raised money for various charities devoted to increasing AIDS awareness and fighting the disease, on the recording Quaye played bass and guitar, Carl Robsinson played drums, Monty Alexander played piano and Ernest Ranglin played guitar. He recorded in 1998 with ] and ] in Kingston, Jamaica at Penthouse Studios and also recorded with Tricky and Iggy Pop at Sony Music Studios, in Manhattan, New York City.{{fact|date=March 2021}} Quaye made a solo ] with ] and moved to New York City. He began working with ]/] unlawfully while he was still signed to Polydor, and in late 1997 he reached the UK ] twice, with "Sunday Shining" and "Even After All".<ref name=uk/> His reputation was established by '']'', released in September 1997. It went ] less than three weeks later, and led directly to the ] victory. The album is now certified 2× platinum in the UK.<ref name=bpicert/> In 1998, Quaye recorded and produced ]'s "]" for the ]'s compilation album '']'', a tribute to ], which raised money for various charities devoted to increasing AIDS awareness.


Two more albums were released on ], ''Vanguard'' (2000) and ''Much More Than Much Love'' (2004). "Spiritualized" became his last single to score a top 40 landing in the UK chart when it was released in September 2000, reaching number 26.<ref name=uk/> In 2004 the single "]" was released in collaboration with ] and featuring ]. The song featured in ] '']'' and on the season 1 soundtrack, becoming a minor hit.{{fact|date=March 2021}} Two more albums were released on ], ''Vanguard'' (2000) and ''Much More Than Much Love'' (2004). "Spiritualized" became his last single to score a top 40 landing in the UK chart when it was released in September 2000, reaching number 26.<ref name=uk/> In 2004 the single "]" was released in collaboration with ] and featuring ]. The song featured in ] '']'' and on the season 1 soundtrack, becoming a minor hit.{{citation needed|date=March 2021}}


He released the EP ''Pound for Pound'' with Intune Records in 2008, with Norman Grant of the ] featuring ] and ]. He released the EP ''Pound for Pound'' with Intune Records in 2008, with Norman Grant of the ] featuring ] and ].


Three albums were made between 2019 and 2023 but also removed from distribution and outlets because of lack of recognition, interest or support in the United kingdom in terms of live agents, labels and publishers. This was the sole reason for the removal of the material. Three albums were made between 2019 and 2023 but also removed from distribution and outlets because of lack of recognition, interest or support in the United kingdom in terms of live agents, labels and publishers. This was the sole reason for the removal of the material.
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⚫ ! scope="row"|''Faux Naïf''<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.oldbakerystudios.co.uk/upcoming-events/finlayquayesept19|title=OLD BAKERY STUDIOS {{pipe}} Finley Quaye + Rosie Crow SOLD OUT|website=OLD BAKERY STUDIOS}}</ref>
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⚫ ! scope="row"|''A Sign of Things To Come''
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==External links== ==External links==
*{{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120729150530/http://www.finleyquaye.com |date=29 July 2012 |title=Finleyquaye.com }} - official website *{{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120729150530/http://www.finleyquaye.com |date=29 July 2012 |title=Finleyquaye.com }} – official website
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Finley Quaye
Birth nameFinley Ellington Quaye McGowan
Born (1974-03-25) 25 March 1974 (age 50)
Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
Genres
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Years active1993–present
Labels
Musical artist

Finley Quaye (born 25 March 1974, Edinburgh, Scotland) is a Scottish musician. He won the 1997 Mobo Award for best reggae act, and the 1998 BRIT Award for Best Male Solo Artist. His debut album, Maverick A Strike, a fusion of many styles including reggae and soul, was a commercial success and was certified double platinum by the British Phonographic Industry.

Life

Finley Quaye is the son of vaudeville pianist Cab Kaye and the half-brother of the English guitarist Caleb Quaye.

Born in Edinburgh, Quaye went to school in London, Manchester and Edinburgh. However, he left school with no qualifications because of domestic violence in the household. Before making records he took employment spraying cars, smoking fish, making futons and as a stage-rigger and scaffolder.

His father was born in London, but considered himself as African. Although known as Cab Kaye, his full name was Nii Lante Augustus Kwamlah Quaye and he was a Chief of the Ga tribe centralized in Jamestown, Accra, Ghana. Kaye was the son of the pianist Caleb Jonas Quaye a.k.a. Mope Desmond, who was born in Accra, Ghana. Finley did not grow up with his father and only found out fully, in his twenties, about his father's history as a musician. Mope Desmond, Cab Kaye and Finley Quaye have all played Glasgow's Barrowlands, Wolverhampton's Wulfrun Hall and London's Cafe de Paris. Finley was on tour with his band when he met his father for the first time in Amsterdam.

Finley Quaye was inspired early on in his childhood by jazz musicians Pete King, Ronnie Scott, who started his musical career making tea and running errands in Finley's father's band, and Lionel Hampton. Quaye heard jazz as a child, living in London with his mother, who would take him with her to Ronnie Scott's jazz club to catch performances of American jazz musicians touring Europe such as Buddy Rich, who recorded his live album there in 1980 and also Ella Fitzgerald. Quaye's mother had long-term relationships with musician Pete King, who hosted and performed at Ronnie Scott's club in Frith Street, London. Around this time Finley was also taken along to see the likes of The Ramones in rehearsal, with journalist photo editor for the music press the NME / Melodymaker, Howard a dear friend of his Mum's, Sharon. In Edinburgh shows that made an impact in early years were Frank Chickens during the Fringe Festival at The Hole in the Ground that was behind the Usher Hall. Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac at The Venue with Cozy Powell on drums around 1990. Art has always been an influence and a constant source of inspiration and central to Finley Quaye's mind set and artistic approach. Finley Quaye attended The Frieze ART Fair at Regents Park as well as Gilbert & George and Harlan Miller exhibitions and opening nights. Finley gave awards away at The Indian Film Awards at The Millennium dome in London as well as David Gray's Ivor Novello at The Dorchester Hotel in London.

Cab Kaye died while depressed in Amsterdam and ultimately died by Euthanasia which was organised by immediate family without Finley's approval or consent. Since then Finley has been unable to accept his Father's death or celebrate his life, or to write books about this or to make films covering this episode of his life.

Finley's youngest of two sons, Caleb Quaye, tragically took his own life in 2023.

Career

Quaye made a solo recording contract with Polydor Records and moved to New York City. He began working with Epic/Sony unlawfully while he was still signed to Polydor, and in late 1997 he reached the UK Top 20 twice, with "Sunday Shining" and "Even After All". His reputation was established by Maverick A Strike, released in September 1997. It went gold less than three weeks later, and led directly to the BRIT Award victory. The album is now certified 2× platinum in the UK. In 1998, Quaye recorded and produced George Gershwin's "It Ain't Necessarily So" for the Red Hot Organization's compilation album Red Hot + Rhapsody, a tribute to George Gershwin, which raised money for various charities devoted to increasing AIDS awareness.

Two more albums were released on Epic, Vanguard (2000) and Much More Than Much Love (2004). "Spiritualized" became his last single to score a top 40 landing in the UK chart when it was released in September 2000, reaching number 26. In 2004 the single "Dice" was released in collaboration with William Orbit and featuring Beth Orton. The song featured in Fox Network's The OC and on the season 1 soundtrack, becoming a minor hit.

He released the EP Pound for Pound with Intune Records in 2008, with Norman Grant of the Twinkle Brothers featuring Sly Dunbar and Lloyd Parks.

Three albums were made between 2019 and 2023 but also removed from distribution and outlets because of lack of recognition, interest or support in the United kingdom in terms of live agents, labels and publishers. This was the sole reason for the removal of the material.

In 2021 Finley was awarded by Queen Elizabeth II, the Queens Award For Voluntary Service with Food For All, for preparing food and for campaigning as well as distributing free and hot food to the homeless in London between 2000 and 2024.

Discography

Studio albums

Year Album Peak positions Certifications
UK
 AUS
 FRA
 NL
 NZ
1997 Maverick A Strike 3 77 38 46 11
  • UK: 2× Platinum
2000 Vanguard 35 — 44 — —
2003 Much More Than Much Love 56 — 148 — —
2012 28th February Rd. — — — — —
2014 Royal Rasses — — — — —
2017 Straight from the Country — — — — —
2019 Faux Naïf — — — — —
2021 Sycamore Seeds Under The Sycamore Tree — — — — —
2022 A Sign of Things To Come — — — — —
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released.

Compilations

  • The Best of the Epic Years 1995-2003 (2008)

Extended plays

  • Oranges and Lemons (2005)
  • Pound For Pound (2008)

Singles

Year Single Peak positions Album
UK
 NL
 US
Alt.
 US
Dance
Sales
1997 "Sunday Shining" 16 80 26 — Maverick A Strike
"Even After All" 10 — — —
"It's Great When We're Together" 27 — — —
1998 "Your Love Gets Sweeter" 16 — — —
"Ultra Stimulation" 51 — — —
2000 "Spiritualized" 26 — — — Vanguard
"When I Burn off into the Distance" 80 — — —
2003 "Dice" (with William Orbit) — — — 18 Much More Than Much Love
"Something to Say" (promotional single) — — — —
2006 "For My Childrens Love" — — — — Royal Rasses
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released.

Other collaborations

References

  1. https://viaf.org/en/viaf/34654729
  2. Kenon, Marci (16 September 2000). "An Onslaught of New Product". Billboard. p. 68.
  3. Monger, Timothy (n.d.). "Finley Quaye: Biography & History". AllMusic. Retrieved 23 January 2021.
  4. Music Scotland – The Vault – Biogs. BBC (25 March 1974). Retrieved on 2014-04-19.
  5. "Finley Quaye Backs Brits Win with New Single and Tour". 16 January 1998.
  6. ^ "Official Charts > Finley Quaye". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 13 May 2020.
  7. ^ "BRIT Certified > Certified Awards Search". British Phonographic Industry. Retrieved 13 May 2020. N.B. User needs to enter 'Finley Quay' into the search box to display results.
  8. Ryan, Gavin (2011). Australia's Music Charts 1988–2010 (pdf ed.). Mt. Martha, VIC, Australia: Moonlight Publishing. p. 227.
  9. "lescharts.com > Finley Quaye dans les Charts Français" (in French). Hung Medien. Retrieved 13 May 2020.
  10. ^ "dutchcharts.nl > Finley Quay in Dutch Charts" (in Dutch). Hung Medien. Retrieved 13 May 2020.
  11. "charts.nz > Finley Quay in New Zealand Charts". Hung Medien. Retrieved 13 May 2020.
  12. "OLD BAKERY STUDIOS | Finley Quaye + Rosie Crow SOLD OUT". OLD BAKERY STUDIOS.
  13. "Billboard > Chart History > Finley Quaye > Alternative Songs". Billboard. Retrieved 13 May 2020.
  14. "Billboard > Chart History > Finley Quaye > Dance Singles Sales". Billboard. Retrieved 13 May 2020.

External links

Brit Award for British Male Solo Artist
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