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Gorgie Road

Gorgie City Farm

Gorgie is a densely populated area of west Edinburgh, Scotland, located near Murrayfield, Ardmillan and Dalry.

The name is thought to be Brythonic in origin. Early forms suggest it derives from gor gyn – upper wedge – which may refer to the tapering shape of the land between the Water of Leith and the Craiglockhart hills. An alternative derivation is 'big field' from Cumbric (Brythonic) gor cyn.^[1] Gorgie is recorded in 12th century charters of Holyrood Abbey.^[2]

Tynecastle Stadium, home of Scottish Premier League side Heart of Midlothian Football Club is in Gorgie, as is the North British Distillery, which creates a distinctive odour in parts of the area. The area was developed in the 19th century and was a mixture of residential and industrial, most of the homes being tenement flats. Many factories developed in the district, including McVitie and Price's biscuit factory; Cox's glue and gelatin works; the Caledonian Brewery and various chemical works, which used the water supply from the Water of Leith and the Union Canal, which terminated in a nearby basin. The area was also traversed by both the Caledonian Railway and the North British Railway – both companies had stations in the vicinity.^[3] Most of the large industrial works have now closed. The area contains Gorgie City Farm, and retains a number of smaller businesses, including two laundrettes. There is also a secondary school, Tynecastle High School.

See also[link]

• Gorgie-Dalry

Beautiful Scotland - Main Campaign (2011)

Flatted Community - Wheatfield Backgreen Association (City of Edinburgh) - section winner.

Gold - An exceptionally high standard is delivered throughout all Beautiful Scotland objectives. - http://www.beautifulscotland.org/award-winners.asp

http://wheatfield-backgreen.wikispot.org/

Community council

Gorgie campaign (http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/news/Gorgeous-idea-to-boost-Gorgie.6821490.jp) http://www.thegd.org.uk/index.html http://www.edinburghnp.org.uk/community-councils/gorgiedalry

References[link]

For the EastEnders characters, see Phil Mitchell and Grant Mitchell.

The Mitchell Brothers are a Ghanaian British rap duo from London, England. They consist of cousins Owura Nyanin (a.k.a. Tony Mitchell) from Manor Park and Kofi Hanson (Teddy Mitchell) from Stockwell. They were the first signing to Mike Skinner’s The Beats label and are sometimes known as the "Geezers with skills".

History[link]

Tony Nyanin and Teddy Hanson named themselves The Mitchell Brothers after siblings Phil and Grant Mitchell in the British soap EastEnders.^{[citation needed]}

As teenagers, they pressed up 1,000 remix CDs called ‘Sorted’.^{[citation needed]}

Hanson spotted Mike Skinner from The Streets in their local Barclay's bank in Brixton, South London, soon after Skinner had released his debut album, Original Pirate Material. Hanson slipped a copy of his and Nyanin's demo CD into Skinner's bag, with his phone number on it. Skinner signed them to The Beats label and produced their first album.^{[citation needed]} Hanson performed with Skinner on the latter's hit single, "Fit But You Know It".^{[citation needed]}

The Mitchell Brothers released their debut album, A Breath of Fresh Attire, on 22 August 2005.^{[citation needed]} Their second album, Dressed For The Occasion, appeared on 19 November 2007. It was preceded by the singles, "Solemate" and "Michael Jackson", the latter of which is produced Scottish-English producer Calvin Harris. Sales for this album disappointed, with the Mitchell Brothers album being described as "still born and fresh" by Skinner.^{[citation needed]}

Most recently Tony Mitchell signed to Paramount Music (UK) and is now pursuing a solo career as Mr Mitchell.

Mr Mitchell's first solo single titled On The Rooftop is due for release 25/03/12

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

• Sorted (mixtape) (2004)
• A Breath of Fresh Attire #56 UK^[1] (2005)
• Dressed For The Occasion (2007)
• Beam Us Up Scotty (mixtape) (TBC)

Singles[link]

A Breath of Fresh Attire

• "Routine Check" (2004) UK #42^[1]
• "Harvey Nicks" (2004) UK #62^[1]
• "Excuse My Brother" (2005) UK #58^[1]
• "Alone With The TV" (2006)
• "She's Got It All Wrong" (2006)

Dressed For The Occasion

• "SoleMate" (2007)
• "Michael Jackson" (2007) UK #65

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official site
• Michael Jackson music video YouTube