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Scottish folk singer turned actress Isla Cameron teams up with Ewan MacColl for this classic 1958 folk revival album. MacColl has long been associated with the resurgence of folk music in the British Isles in the late 1950's and early 1960's and Cameron became one of the most popular woman folk singers of her day. The two sing separately on all tracks with Ewan MacColl being accompanied by his wife Peggy Seeger on Banjo and Guitar. Isla Cameron is accompanied on all her tracks by his wife Ralph Rinzler on Banjo and Guitar.
Whistle, Daughter, Whistle [Isla Cameron]
Once I Had A True Love [Isla Cameron]
The American Stranger [Ewan MacColl]
My Bonny Miner Lad [Isla Cameron]
Let No Man Steal Your Thyme [Isla Cameron]
Geordie [Ewan MacColl]
Buy Broom Besoms [Isla Cameron]
Geordie [Isla Cameron]
The Maid On The Shore [Isla Cameron]
Are Ye Sleeping Maggie? [Ewan MacColl]
Still I Love Him [Isla Cameron]
The Water Of Tyne [Isla Cameron]
The Bleacher Lass Of Kelvinhaugh [Ewan MacColl]
Bobby Shaftoe [Isla Cameron]
link to the free album
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