With their greatest hits album out this week (they've had a lot more hits than you probably realise - we should know, we listened to them all yesterday, well, we skipped a couple), Wet Wet Wet had a good night last weekend when they won the Miller Tartan Clef award - the top prize at the Tartan Clef Awards, the Scottish music industry's annual awards bash.
Other winners included The Darkness, who took the award for best live performance for their T in the Park set; music legend Bruce Findlay, former manager of Simple Minds; Edwyn Collins, who received the Performing Right Society Songwriters award; Donovan, who was awarded the Sennheiser UK Outstanding Contribution to Music award; and rising classical star Nicola Benedetti, who took the Clear Channel Classical.
The event is staged in aid of the Nordoff-Robbins, and from what we last hear last year's figure of £127,000 is likely to be surpassed.