Henry McCullough played guitar in Paul McCartney’s band Wings. McCullough played with the Grease Band with Joe Cocker at Woodstock - reputedly the only Irishman to appear at the iconic festival - and worked at various times with Marianne Faithfull and Donovan, and he also appeared on the original cast recording of Jesus Christ Superstar. McCullough also plated on the single of Live and Let Die - the theme tune to the James Bond film of the same name. During his time with Wings, McCullough was one of the people whose voices are heard answering questions at the end of Pink Floyd’s song Money from the album The Dark Side of the Moon.placeholder image
Henry McCullough played guitar in Paul McCartney’s band Wings. McCullough played with the Grease Band with Joe Cocker at Woodstock - reputedly the only Irishman to appear at the iconic festival - and worked at various times with Marianne Faithfull and Donovan, and he also appeared on the original cast recording of Jesus Christ Superstar. McCullough also plated on the single of Live and Let Die - the theme tune to the James Bond film of the same name. During his time with Wings, McCullough was one of the people whose voices are heard answering questions at the end of Pink Floyd’s song Money from the album The Dark Side of the Moon.

25 famous people with Causeway Coast and Glens connections

By Una Culkin
Published 13th Jan 2023, 13:46 GMT
Updated 13th Jan 2023, 16:22 GMT

The Causeway Coast and Glens area is renowned all over the world for its beauty.

And some of our famous sons and daughters are also renowned far beyond the north coast – whether it’s in the world of sport, entertainment or music.

Here’s 25 famous people from the Causeway Coast and Glens area. Who else would you include?

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Portstewart singer Briana Corrigan sang A Little Time with The Beautiful South, the single topped the UK chart and the video, memorably featuring a wrecked kitchen and a marriage breakdown, won the 1991 Brit Award for Best Video. ‘Carry On Up The Charts – The Best Of The Beautiful South’ entered the British album chart at No1 in early December 1994 and stayed at the top until the end of January, 1995, becoming one of the fastest-selling British albums in history. Briana had already moved on, leaving the band in September 1994 to forge a solo career and explore her other interests in writing and theatre. Briana’s most recent project is a collection of Irish Folk songs which she will be recording in Ireland over this coming summer.

25. Briana Corrigan

Portstewart singer Briana Corrigan sang A Little Time with The Beautiful South, the single topped the UK chart and the video, memorably featuring a wrecked kitchen and a marriage breakdown, won the 1991 Brit Award for Best Video. ‘Carry On Up The Charts – The Best Of The Beautiful South’ entered the British album chart at No1 in early December 1994 and stayed at the top until the end of January, 1995, becoming one of the fastest-selling British albums in history. Briana had already moved on, leaving the band in September 1994 to forge a solo career and explore her other interests in writing and theatre. Briana’s most recent project is a collection of Irish Folk songs which she will be recording in Ireland over this coming summer. Photo: s

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