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Found 110 results for "lang:"sco""

Name	Authors	Recording artists	Type
Auld Lang Syne (original Scots version, lyrics by Robert Burns)	Robert Burns (18th century Scottish poet/lyricist) (lyricist) [traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer)	The Drifters Phish Jimi Hendrix Kenny G (show 198 more)	Song
Green Grow the Rashes (Green Grow the Rushes, Robert Burns song)	Robert Burns (18th century Scottish poet/lyricist) (lyricist) [traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer)	Altan Tempest Ewan MacColl Dougie MacLean (show 31 more)	Song
My Love Is Like a Red Red Rose	[anonymous] (special purpose artist) (writer) Robert Burns (18th century Scottish poet/lyricist) (lyricist) [traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer)	Eddi Reader Eva Cassidy Nicola Benedetti, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Rory MacDonald Nicky Spence (show 23 more)	Song
Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation	Barry Childs‐Helton (lyricist, revised by) Robert Burns (18th century Scottish poet/lyricist) (lyricist)	The Dubliners Steeleye Span The Corries Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger (show 15 more)	Song
The Broom o’ the Cowdenknowes (aka Bonny May)	[traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer, lyricist)	June Tabor Silly Wizard Offa Rex Ewan MacColl (show 12 more)	Song
Ae Fond Kiss	Robert Burns (18th century Scottish poet/lyricist) (lyricist) [traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer)	Fairground Attraction Eddi Reader Celtic Woman Nicola Benedetti, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Rory MacDonald (show 16 more)
Cam Ye O’er Frae France (Steeleye Span version)	Maddy Prior (arranger) Tim Hart (UK folk singer and multi-instrumentalist) (arranger) Bob Johnson (British guitarist and Steeleye Span member) (arranger) Peter Knight (Steeleye Span fiddler) (arranger) [traditional] (special purpose artist) (writer)	Steeleye Span	Song
Ye Banks and Braes (traditional Scottish song)	Robert Burns (18th century Scottish poet/lyricist) (lyricist) [traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer)	The Madrigal Singers Elizabeth Harwood, Pro Arte Orchestra, Charles Mackerras Anthony Way Moira Anderson (show 13 more)	Song
Jute Mill Song	Mary Brooksbank (Soutar - mill worker & singer) (writer)	Ewan McLennan Karan Casey The Ian Campbell Folk Group Carolyn Hester (show 9 more)	Song
The Elfin Knight (aka Scarborough Fair / Whittingham Fair / Rosemary Lane; title is easily confused with Child #4, check lyrics)	[traditional] (special purpose artist) (writer)	Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger Shirley Collins Kate Rusby Espers (show 9 more)	Song
Ye Jacobites by Name	Ian Cussick (arranger) Robert Burns (18th century Scottish poet/lyricist) (lyricist) [traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer)	Ian Cussick Eddi Reader Tri Yann avec l’Ensemble vocal Marie Nodier Tempest (show 9 more)	Song
The Barnyards of Delgaty (bothy ballad)	[traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer)	The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem Old Blind Dogs Wylde Nept Ewan MacColl with Peggy Seeger (show 7 more)	Song
Freedom Come-All-Ye	Hamish Henderson (lyricist)	The Dubliners Dick Gaughan Pete Seeger Luke Kelly (show 7 more)	Song
Twa Recruiting Sergeants	[traditional] (special purpose artist) (writer)	The Waterboys The Corries The Harbour Folk Band Schooner Fare Tarneybackle	Song
Captain Wedderburn's Courtship	[traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer, lyricist)	Great Big Sea Ian & Sylvia Ewan MacColl Bellowhead (show 3 more)	Song
Flowers of the Forest (catch-all for traditional work found in John Skene Manuscript c. 1630)	[traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer, lyricist)	Fairport Convention June Tabor Richard Thompson Lori Watson (show 2 more)	Song
Illuminare, Jerusalem	Judith Weir (British composer) (composer)	Choir of King’s College, Cambridge, Stephen Cleobury Choir of Trinity College, Richard Marlow Choir of King’s College, Cambridge Choir of Clare College, Cambridge (show 3 more)
Balulalow	[traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer, lyricist) Martin Luther (German theologian of the Reformation) (lyricist) James Wedderburn (translator) John Wedderburn (translator) Robert Wedderburn (translator)	Lovemongers Sandy Denny Loreena McKennitt Ralph Vaughan Williams (show 4 more)	Song
Sir B. McKenzie’s Daughter’s Lament for the 77th Mounted Lancers Retreat From the Straits of Loch Knombe, in the Year of Our Lord 1727, on the Occasion of the Announcement of Her Marriage to the Laird of Kinleakie (later live arrangement, with vocals)	Fairport Convention (English folk rock band) (arranger)	Fairport Convention
Ca’ the Yowes	Ralph Vaughan Williams (English composer) (composer) Robert Burns (18th century Scottish poet/lyricist) (lyricist)	London Madrigal Singers, Ian Partridge, Christopher Bishop The Gents Ralph Vaughan Williams Ian Bostridge, Holst Singers, Stephen Layton (show 2 more)	Song
Now Westlin Winds	Robert Burns (18th century Scottish poet/lyricist) (lyricist) [traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer)	Dick Gaughan Kris Drever Adrianne Lenker Battlefield Band Ray Fisher	Song
Glenlogie	[traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer, lyricist)	Shirley & Dolly Collins John Strachan Ewan MacColl Dick Gaughan (show 2 more)	Song
Betsy Bell and Mary Gray	[traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer, lyricist)	Steeleye Span Ewan MacColl The Fagans	Song
Hey How My Johnny Lad	[traditional] (special purpose artist) (writer)	Rebecca Pidgeon The Poozies Mick West Jean Redpath Andy M. Stewart	Song
The Battle of Harlaw	[traditional] (special purpose artist) (composer, lyricist)	Jeannie Robertson & Lucy Stewart Ewan MacColl Andrew Calhoun Jim Reid Simon Chadwick	Song