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Michael Weston King

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Biography

Michael Weston King (born on November 11, 1961, in Derbyshire) is an English singer‑songwriter whose career spans country, blues and alternative country. After leaving school at 18, he joined Liverpool’s post‑punk scene with Fragile Friends before forming The Good Sons in 1992. The band released Singing the Glory Down (1995) on Glitterhouse, followed by The Kings Highway (1996) and Wines, Lines and Valentines (1997), and toured with Joe Ely and Blue Rodeo. After the group disbanded in 1999, Michael Weston King released the solo albums God Shaped Hole (1999), A Decent Man (2003), and the protest‑focused I Didn’t Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier (2010). In 2011, he launched the duo My Darling Clementine, whose debut How Do You Plead? earned the British Country Music Association’s Americana Band of the Year award and a BBC Radio 2 hit with "100,000 Words." That year, he released the solo LP Forgetmenots. Throughout the 2020s, he continued to perform with My Darling Clementine, releasing the album Country Darkness - The Songs of Elvis Costello (2020) and resumed his solo career in 2022 with the full-length The Struggle.
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