The Ledger: Gillian Frame & Findlay Napier Glasgow, UK
Every week in the late 50s and early 60s The Scotsman published a traditional Scottish folk song: lyrics and melody
alongside an explanatory article. Findlay’s Grandfather, cut them out and pasted them into an old ledger. The Ledger is a time capsule of the fledgeling Scottish and UK folk scene
and is brought to life by Findlay Napier, Gillian Frame and
producer/multi-instrumentalist Mike Vass.
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