English folk music (1980–1989)
Births and deaths
Deaths
- A.L. Lloyd (1908–1982)
- Ewan MacColl (1915–1989)[1][2]
- John Lennon (1940–1980)
Recordings
- 1980: Oyster Band (Oyster Band)
- 1980: Sails of Silver (Steeleye Span)
- 1981: Smiddyburn (Dave Swarbrick)
- 1982: Moat On The Ledge - Live At Broughton Castle (Fairport Convention)
- 1982: Shoot Out The Lights (Richard Thompson)
- 1983: Abyssinians (June Tabor)
- 1984: Close to the Wind (Dave Swarbrick)
- 1985: Gladys' Leap (Fairport Convention)
- 1986: Wall of Sound (Blowzabella)
- 1986: Back in Line (Steeleye Span)
- 1986: Expletive Delighted (Fairport Convention)
- 1986: House Full (Fairport Convention)
- 1987: In Real Time (Fairport Convention)
- 1987: Heyday (Fairport Convention)
- 1987: Borderlands (Kathryn Tickell)
- 1988: A Richer Dust (Blowzabella)
- 1989: Red and Gold (Fairport Convention)
- 1989: Tempted and Tried (Steeleye Span)
- 1989: 25 Years On The Road (Harvey Andrews)
See also
References
- ^ James Eagle (19 November 2020). "Ewan MacColl: low-key tribute to a giant of folk". Folk London. Retrieved 3 November 2025.
- ^ Neil Spencer (25 January 2015). "Ewan MacColl: the godfather of folk who was adored – and feared". The Guardian. Retrieved 3 November 2025.
Ewan MacColl's early CV is something extraordinary, evidence of a fearless, galvanic character whose influence is still causing ripples at his centenary (he was born exactly 100 years ago today, and died in 1989).