Ferndales, The
Brothers Jim Woolridge (guitar, lead vocals) and Eric
Woolridge (guitar, banjo, whistle, harmonica) from Gauldry in North
Fife played together as The Ferndales from 1967, playing a mixture of traditional and
contemporary material. In 1970 John McLaggan (mandolin), once a
member of The Clansmen joined the pair.
Foresters, The
Formed in 1969, Ron Massie, Sandy McKenzie (guitar, harmony vocals)
and Alan Ritchie. They also formed a short-lived Kirriemuir Folk
Club. The group became The New Foresters before splitting in late
1970. Sandy joined Ken Orrock in The Ken Orrock Duo which were
rapidly renamed Moonshadow.
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Fife Reivers, The
This family group from Glenrothes were Jim Laing (guitar),
Maureen Laing and Russell Laing (tenor banjo, guitar,
12-string guitar, mandolin, violin), occasionally joined by
Kevin Laing (autoharp) and Kay Harris (bass, bongoes, vocals).
They recorded one LP.
Flett, Bill
Bill, from Kirriemuir, played in a duo with Ferg Ewart called
The Kirrie Folk, but before that he played with a local pop group,
The Roadrunners for four years.
Foy, Gus
A resident singer at the Forfar Folk Club in the late 1960s/early 1970s.
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