Alison McMorland

Alison McMorland

Genres: Scottish, folk, British Isles, lesser known yet streamable artists

About Alison McMorland

Alison McMorland (born in Renfrewshire) is a Scottish folk singer. Releasing her first album, Belt Wi’ Colours Three, in 1977, she then recorded as Alison McMorland & Peta Webb. Growing up in a musican family, McMorland recorded her first album, Belt Wi’ Colours Three, for the Tangent label in 1977. She then joined with Peta Webb in a partnership as Alison McMorland & Peta Webb that produced one of Melody Maker’s albums of the year, on Topic Records, in 1980 and featured in the film series Pioneers of the Folk Revival. McMorland recorded songs from a woman’s perspective with Frankie Armstrong on My Song is My Own, sang with The Albion Band in Bill Bryden’s Mystery Plays at the National Theatre in London and recorded The Funny Family album and book, her collection of children’s songs and singing games. http://www.alisonmcmorland.com/recordings.html

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