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Danny Kyle was a Scottish Folk singer-songwriter and a passionate supporter of Traditional and Folk music and a constant campaigner for its revival in Scotland. He was an important figure in the Scottish Folk Revival of the 1960's. For a man so popular it is surprising that he only recorded only two LP's Ah'll Get Ye in 1975 and Heroes & Soft Targets in 1998. This album is no longer available so grab it here and though the jokes are a bit dated the songs and sentiment are eternal.
Jean Harlow
Jokes
Hobos Lullaby
The Ugliest Man in Glasgow
The Titantic
Intro to Joe Hill
Joe Hill
Katie Harts
Jessie James
Mill Lassies
Glasgow Fareweel
link to the free album
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