
Hamish Imlach (1940-1996) was an anti-nuclear activist, comedian, folk-singer, and political satirist. Born in Calcutta of Scottish parents who were serving there, the family moved to Glasgow when he was 13yo. He influenced many other artists, including John Martyn, the incredible string band and Billy Connolly. A regular on the folk circuit, he began his recording career in 1966 on Transatlantic Records' XTRA label. He performed traditional folk songs but became best known for his comical songs about body functions, politics and booze.
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Cod Liver Oil and Orange Juice
MacPherson's Farewell
Black Is the Colour
If It Wasn't For the Unions
Cod Liver Oil and the Orange Juice
Men of Knoydart
Goodbye Booze
Johnny O'Breadislee
McPherson's Farewell
The Zoological Gardens
Street Songs
The Dundee Cat
Whisky You're the Devil (Live)
Clive's Song
Twa Corbies
Whiskey You're the Devil
The Tall Tale
History of Football
The 37 Bus
The Scottish Breakaway
I Was a Gay Spark In My Time
The Copper's Song
The Ballad of Timothy Evans
I've Forgotten The Words
The McGregors
The Ballad Of Timothy Evans (Live)
Castlereagh
I Am a Miller
Early Morning Blues
Beer Is Best
The Cuckoo
Little Maggie
If It Wasn't For The Union
Sonny's Dream
Castlereagh (live)
I Didn't Raise My Son to be a Soldier
The Calton Weaver
I Was A Gay Spark In My Time (Live)
The McGreggors
The Clapped Out Motor Car
The Horny Bull
Bluebird
The Moonshiner
Jenny Jenkins
Coulter's Candy
The Ballad Of William Brown
Pretty Little Horses
Fine Old English Tory Times
The Bourgeois Blues
Erin Go Bragh
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