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The Fratellis’ debut Costello Music has been honoured for National Album Day and to mark the occasion a mural has been created re-imagining the artwork as a Jack Vettriano painting.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionThe reaction from fans was so positive that they decided to go and record the song, with all profits going to charity.Jon Fratelli told Lanarkshire Live: "I'm really happy with the final cover and how it sounds."It'll be nice if people enjoy it and we can raise some money for some great charities."I remember the 1998 world cup vividly, I was around 18 or 19 and I remember I couldn't get away early to watch the Brazil game in the afternoon."I remember Glasgow being dead that day because everyone was watching the game."The band will donate 100 per cent of its income from Yes Sir, I Can Boogie to three children's charities; The

Fratellis fans were sent wild this weekend as one of their hit singles was remixed by Rudimental. The Scots band's tune Need a Little Love was picked up by the electronic act and given a creative mix - much to the amazement of fans.And Rudimental said they were so excited to collaborate with the Fratellis to create something different.Bandmate Kesi Dyden added: “When we heard the original of The Fratellis track we're remixing, we were like, wow.

Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area.The dream has now almost been realised, with the new building at Munnieston Farm at Thornhill set to be completed and hopes of the first families enjoying it very soon, however around £50,000 has to be raised every year to keep it running.The Fratellis have been stalwart supporters of the charity from the off, having headlined the “For the Love of Eilidh” series of concerts in Stirling, one of the charity’s biggest fundraisers.Eilidh’s dad Gordon Brown said: “We are so honoured to be involved with this project.