Ewan MacColl
brittisk sångare (1915-1989)
Ewan MacColl, egentligen James Henry Miller, född 25 januari 1915 i Salford, Greater Manchester, död 22 oktober 1989 i Beckenham, Bromley, London, var en brittisk folksångare. Han var gift med teaterledaren Joan Littlewood, och senare med den amerikanska folksångerskan Peggy Seeger. Han var far till sångerskan Kirsty MacColl.
James Henry Miller | |
Smeknamn | Ewan MacColl |
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Födelsedatum | 25 januari 1915 |
Födelseort | Salford, Greater Manchester |
Dödsdatum | 22 oktober 1989 |
Dödsort | Beckenham, Bromley, London, |
Maka | Joan Littlewood, Peggy Seeger |
Barn | Kirsty MacColl |
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Diskografi
redigeraSoloalbum
- Scots Street Songs (1956)
- Shuttle and Cage (1957)
- Barrack Room Ballads (1958)
- Still I Love Him (1958)
- Bad Lads and Hard Cases (1959)
- Songs of Robert Burns (1959)
- Haul on the Bowlin'(1961)
- The English and Scottish Popular Ballads (Child Ballads) (1961)
- Broadside Ballads, vols 1 and 2 (1962)
- Off to Sea Once More (1963)
- Four Pence a Day (1963)
- British Industrial Folk songs (1963)
- Steam Whistle Ballads (1964)
- Bundook Ballads (1967)
- The Wanton Muse (1968)
- Paper Stage 1 (1969)
- Paper Stage 2 (1969)
- Solo Flight (1972)
- Hot Blast (1978)
- Daddy, What did You Do in The Strike? (1985)
Externa länkar
redigera- Ewan MacColl 1915–1989 A Political Journey (From the Working Class Movement Library site)
- 'Radical' Ewan MacColl was tracked by MI5 for decades, The Independent, March 5, 2006
- Folk singer was spied on by MI5, The Sunday Times, March 5, 2006
- Why MI5 monitored singer Ewan MacColl, BBC News Online, March 5, 2006
- Ewan MacColl/Peggy Seeger discography
- Ewan MacColl - Journeyman an Autoiography Peggy Seeger's website page about Ewan MacColl's autobiography, Journeyman.