Rab Noakes

A gift for writing hook-laden songs and sensitively interpreting the work of American singer/songwriters brought Rab Noakes to the forefront of Scottish pop music. His 1970 debut album, Do You See the Lights?, included "Together Forever," which became a folk-pop hit for Lindisfarne. His second album, Rab Noakes, produced by early Dylan producer Bob Johnston, released in 1972, featured guest vocalist Gerry Rafferty. Noakes subsequently played guitar and sang background vocals on Rafferty's debut album, Can I Have My Money Back? Although he agreed to form the band Stealers Wheel...