Hugh McMillan (musician)

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Hugh McMillan
McMillan on the mandolin
Background information
Genres	Folk jazz rock
Occupation(s)	Multi-instrumentalist
Instrument(s)	Guitar, bass, cittern, mandolin, piano, keyboard, vocals

Hugh Richard Campbell McMillan is a Canadian folk/jazz/rock musician.

McMillan was a member of the folk rock band Spirit of the West, and is a multi-instrumentalist who has played guitars, bass, banjo, trombone, mandolin, bozouki, Chapman stick, piano, and keyboards on the band's albums. He has also produced albums for a number of Canadian folk bands, and has collaborated with Canadian artists including Oscar Lopez, James Keelaghan.

References[edit]

Band at sotw.ca

v t e Spirit of the West
John Mann Geoffrey Kelly Hugh McMillan Vince Ditrich Tobin Frank J. Knutson Linda McRae Daniel Lapp Matthew Harder
Studio albums	Spirit of the West (1984) Tripping Up the Stairs (1986) Labour Day (1988) Save This House (1990) Go Figure (1991) Faithlift (1993) Two Headed (1995) Open Heart Symphony (1996) Weights and Measures (1997) Star Trails (2004)
Compilation albums	Old Material 1984–1986 (1989) Hit Parade (1999) Spirituality 1983–2008: The Consummate Compendium (2008)
Singles	"Save This House" "Home for a Rest" "D for Democracy" "Political" "And if Venice Is Sinking" "5 Free Minutes" "Sadness Grows" "Is This Where I Come In" "Tell Me What I Think" "Williamson's Garage" "Soldier's Boy" "July" "Bulembu"
John Mann solo albums	Acoustic Kitty (2002) December Looms (2007) The Waiting Room (2014)
Related	Spirit Unforgettable

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