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Lorne Cousin

American musician

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Lorne Cousin was an American and British musician.

Lorne Cousin is a Los Angeles–based Great Highland bagpipe player, known as the "Scottish Piper to the Stars". Cousin has performed with artists such as Madonna, Missy Elliott, Stella McCartney, Brian Cox and appears on the track 'Hotel Caledonia' by Gaudi . Lorne Cousin and his group of kilt-wearing bagpipe players were the only male-led group to perform on the main stage at the 2007 Los Angeles Women's Music Festival.

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Who was Lorne Cousin?

American musician

What was Lorne Cousin's occupation?

Lorne Cousin was a musician.

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Lorne Cousin was American and British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Lorne Cousin

· Wikidata: Q6681440

· DBpedia: Lorne Cousin

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