Ewan MacColl

Singer, songwriter and activist; Dirty Old Town, Radio Ballads

Born
25 January 1915, Salford, Lancashire
Died
22 October 1989, Chelsea, London
Website
ewanmaccoll.co.uk

Born James Henry Miller in Salford, Ewan MacColl was a singer, songwriter, actor and activist who did much to shape the British folk revival. He wrote Dirty Old Town and The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face, and with Charles Parker and Peggy Seeger made the Radio Ballads for the BBC. He also helped found the Singers Club in London.

Further reading: Wikipedia · Mainly Norfolk

Recordings and books

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