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| Last updated: 30th December 2005 |
Beggar's Mantle Origin: Fife; date extant: 1983-1999
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The Bonnie Scots Origin: Glasgow area; date extant: 1969.
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Alex Campbell Glaswegian folk singer, one of the grand old men of the Scottish folk revival.
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The Corries Origin: Edinburgh; date extant: 1963-1990
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The Cotters Origin: Edinburgh; date extant: unknown (early 1960s).
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The Crofters Origin: Aberdeen; date extant: 1969.
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Dave Davidson From North Fife. Groups included Top Flight, Dingly Dell and The Jacobites.
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Nigel Denver
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Barbara Dickson Former folk singer turned succesful general singer. See www.barbaradickson.net.
The Fisher Family Archie Fisher, Ray Fisher, Cilla Fisher from Glasgow.
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Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor At one time this Scottish duo were Britain's best known folk musicians.
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The Humblebums Legendary group featuring Billy Connolly, Tam Harvey and Gerry Rafferty
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Hamish Imlach Folksinger/entertainer from Glasgow.
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Iolair Origin: Aberdeenshire/Easter Ross; Date extant: 1980
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Willie Kemp Music Hall entertainer from Aberdeenshire.
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The McCalmans (1968-present) Popular vocal folk outfit based in Edinburgh.
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Matt McGinn (1928-1977) Much revered songwriter and folksinger from Glasgow.
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Andy MacKenzie & John MacPhail Origin: Falkirk (?); date extant: late 1970s
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Iain MacKintosh Very popular stalwart of Scottish - and world - folk music.
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Tom L Morrison (1873-1940) Singer, songwriter, performer from Inverurie
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Watt Nicoll Songwriter and folksinger who recorded several albums during the 60s and 70s.
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Rapscallion Jim McIntyre and Martin Shough played guitars, banjo, whistles, and bodhran, and sang standard folk fare (Bogle, Gaughan, Makem, etc) with some self-penned pieces. Recorded at least one album (on cassette) that I know about: Driven By Strings (RAPSCA 3, 1993)
Norman Stewart North Highlands
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Gibb Todd The Kerries, solo
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Roy Williamson Founder member of The Corries
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Tom Wright Recording star of the 1930s.
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