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  • Terkel comments and presents musical performance by the Boys of the Lough

    Feb. 20, 1985
  • Interviewing Jean Redpath, with guest Guy Carawan

    May. 22, 1970

    Jean Redpath, the folk-song collector and singer, joins Studs and musicologist Guy Carawan to give some historical context and perspective on the music of her native Scotland.*Please note: some sections have been edited out from the original recording due to copyright considerations 

  • Interview with George and Gerry Armstrong

    May. 25, 1979

    Discussing the folk music of Scotland with singers George and Gerry Armstrong. Rebroadcast.

  • Interview with George and Gerry Armstrong

    May. 25, 1979

    Discussing the folk music of Scotland with singers George and Gerry Armstrong. Rebroadcast.

  • Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger discuss Scottish folk music

    Nov. 4, 1960

    The following songs were removed due to copyright restrictions: Weaver's song, Robert Burns, "A Wee Drop of It," "Come, Fill Up Your Glasses," and "This Is Not My House."

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