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The Proclaimers, the Scottish musical duo consisting of twin brothers Charlie and Craig Reid, are known for their distinct sound and energetic performances. They are approximately 6 feet tall (about 183 cm). Their height, combined with their iconic style, contributes to their memorable stage presence.
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Is the proclaimers father called charlie?
Yes, the Proclaimers' father is named Charles, often referred to as Charlie. The Scottish band, consisting of twin brothers Craig and Charlie Reid, has mentioned their father's influence on their music and lyrics.
What was Terry Fox's favorite songs to listen to while runnning?
Terry's favourite songs to listen to was "the climb" by Miley Cirus and "Sex on Fire". Bitch. ^.^ Go do Jordans mom Ale. - Jovydas. Sexi Mama.
How tall is 754 feet?
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How tall is jeremih?
He is 6'2" tall.
Are the proclaimers married?
no the proclaimers are not married.
When was The Proclaimers created?
The Proclaimers was created in 1983.
When was The Best of The Proclaimers created?
The Best of The Proclaimers was created in 2007.
When was Finest - The Proclaimers album - created?
Finest - The Proclaimers album - was created in 1983.
Are the proclaimers Irish?
No. They are from Scotland.
Do the proclaimers have kids?
Between them, seven.
Where are the music group the proclaimers from?
The Proclaimers are identical twins who were born in Leith, Scotland. The band itself was formed in Auchtermuchty, Fife, Scotland.
What is David tenants Favourite band?
The Proclaimers.
How many records have The Proclaimers sold?
20
Are The Proclaimers brothers?
Yes, The Proclaimers is a Scottish band composed of twin brothers Charlie Reid and Craig Reid.
Is one of the proclaimers married to a midget?
Yes.
Was one of The Proclaimers married to a little person?
Yup!
