Makem & Clancy Concert (1977), Two For The Early Dew (1978) and The Makem & Clancy Collection (1980). After Barbara Dickson achieved fame as an easy listening singer, it was many years before she sang folk songs again. When she did, Fisher was invited back to join her. Fisher has toured Canada and the US as a solo act as well as appearing with Garnet Rogers and with John Renbourn. His style of singing is very gentle and he avoids all electronic instruments. "Dark-Eyed Molly" has been recorded by Fairport Convention (who also recorded "The Wounded Whale"), Eva Cassidy, Stan Rogers and Sheena Wellington. "Lindsay" has been recorded by John Renbourn and has been a highlight at his live shows for years, while "Mountain Rain" has been recorded by Wizz Jones (along with John Renbourn on guitar). Fisher now lives in the south of Scotland. He was awarded an MBE in the New Year Honours List in 2006. Discography Fisher Family Traditional and New Songs From Scotland (1965) The Fisher Family Topic (1966) In 2009 Come All ye Fisher Lasses from The Fisher family was included in Topic Records 70 year anniversary boxed set Three Score and Ten as track two on the fourth CD. Solo recordings Archie Fisher (1968) Orfeo (1970) Will Ye Gang, Love? (1976) The Man With A Rhyme (1976) Sunsets I've Galloped Into (1988) Windward Away (2008) A Silent Song (2015) With Barbara Dickson The Fate o' Charlie (1969) Thro' The Recent Years (1970) With Garnet Rogers Off the Map (1986) With Frightened Rabbit "The Work", which he co-wrote, on A Frightened Rabbit EP (2011) References 1939 births Scottish folk singers Scottish radio personalities Members of the Order of the British Empire Living people Musicians from Glasgow Scottish songwriters Red House Records artists Topic Records artists