Glasgow band Orange Juice may have had only one proper hit - Rip It Up in 1983 -
but they were a primary influence on the post-punk period of British rock known
as "neo-pop" and are still regarded with great affection in Scottish musical
circles. Their main creative force and front man Edwyn Collins originally formed
Orange Juice in 1979 from his previous band Nu-Sonics, which also included
guitarist James Kirk and drummer Steven Daly. They released their first singles
in 1981 on Alan Horne's independent label Postcard Records - also home to Josef
K and Aztec Camera - before join...