Isla Cameron
About the artist
Isla Cameron (1927 - 1980) was a Scottish singer and actress. She was, for much of the 1950s, a singing partner of Ewan MacColl. In her time she was one of Britain's most popular woman folk singers, performing regularly in clubs throughout the British Isles. Her pioneering work in the 1950s paved the way for such figures as Sandy Denny and opened English folk music to a wider audience than it had been perceived as having. Isla Cameron was born in Scotland but was brought up in Dorset and Somerset.
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- Lord Randall
- O Willow Waly (Theme from "The Innocents")
- Let No Man Steal Your Thyme
- As I Roved Out
- O Willow Waly
- Died For Love
- Keel Row
- Bushes and Briars
- Through Brushes and Briars
- Willow Waly
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