a 1996 performance in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, to raise money for a trust fund for his brother's children. Blair MacLean died on 29 October 2008 at age 65 due to a heart attack. The Maclean Brothers All three of Gary's sons work in the music end of showbiz under the band name The MacLean Brothers fronted by singer/songwriter Michael Vermeylen out of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. In early 2010, they played a successful one-month tour of South Korea. Discography Toilet Rock (1974, live at the Chimney, Toronto) Bitter Reality (1976, mixture of studio, and live at the Chimney, Toronto) MacLean & MacLean Suck Their Way to the Top / MacLean & MacLean Take the "O" Out of Country (1980, split album: side 1 is live at the El Mocambo, Toronto; side 2 is a studio recording simulating a country music radio broadcast) Locked Up for Laughs (1981, studio recording) Go to Hell (1983, studio recording, title can also be read as MacLean & MacLean Go to Hell) Cruel Cuts (1985, studio recording) The Dirty Thirty (1989, compilation) 2 in 1 (1992, re-issue of first and second albums on one CD; omits some tracks to make it fit) 2 in 1 (1992, re-issue of third and fourth albums on one CD) Live (2003, live at Watts, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, 1996) References External links Blair MacLean's official MacLean & MacLean website Musical groups established in 1972 Musical groups disestablished in 1998 Musical groups from Winnipeg Canadian comedy musical groups Canadian comedy duos 1972 establishments in Manitoba 1998 disestablishments in Canada Comedians from Manitoba