
Ewan MacColl (born James Henry Miller in Salford, Lancashire, on 25 January 1915; died 22 October 1989) is recognised as the father of the British folk revival. The writer of classics such as "Dirty Old Town" and "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" (which won him a Grammy in 1972), MacColl partnered Peggy Seeger and was father to musicians Kirsty MacColl, Neill MacColl and Calum MacColl, and grandfather to Bombay Bicycle Club's Jamie MacColl. Innovative and inspiring, both collecting traditional songs, as well as writing new ones.
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Dirty Old Town
The ballad of Ho Chi Min
The Shoals Of Herring
The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
The Manchester Rambler
Ballad Of Accounting
Turpin Hero
Song of the Iron Road
The Press Gang
Lord Randall - Child 12
Go Down Ye Murderers
My Old Man
Ye Jacobites by Name
Black And White
The Driver's Song
The Maid Gaed Tae The Mill
The Moving On Song
The Joy Of Living
Brother Did You Weep
Join the British Army
Kilroy Was Here
Looking For A Job
Sheath And Knife
Nobody Knew She Was There
Derek Bentley
Cam Ye O'er Frae France
The Foggy Dew
Johnny Lad
Highland Muster Roll
Minorie
Johnnie O'Breadisley (Johnie Cock)(Child No. 114)
Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation
Green Grow The Rashes, O
Aikendrum
The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face
Fourpence A Day
Johnny Cope
Farewell To Sicily
The Elfin Knight
Van Diemen's Land
Cam Ye O'er Fra France
Hughie The Graeme
A Man's a Man for A' That
Row Bullies Row
The Black Velvet Band
Such a Parcel O'rogues in a Nation
The Banks of Newfoundland
La Prima Volta (First Time Ever I Saw Your Face)
Glasgow Peggy
Galloway Tam
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