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Grahame Skinner ("Skin") is a Scottish musician who currently fronts the band, The Skinner Group. ^[1] He has been the lead singer for a number of bands.

He has been a member of:

• The Jazzateers (1983)
• The White Savages / Kites (1983)
• Hipsway ^[2] (1984–1989, 2016 reunion)
• Witness (1991)
• The Pleasurelords / Sponge (1991)
• Cowboy Mouth (1994–1996)
• Bruise (2004)
• The Skinner Group (formerly Skinner, 2011–present)

He currently fronts The Skinner Group, a collective of Glasgow musicians. The other members are:

• Douglas MacIntyre (guitar)
• Gordon Wilson (drums)
• Campbell Owens (bass)
• Andy Alston (keyboards)

• Grahameskinner.com
• Grahame Skinner discography at Discogs

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