The Corries

The Corries carried Scottish folk song into television, recordings, and a broad public memory. The duo from Scotland became associated with songs, humour, traditional material, and Roy Williamson's Flower of Scotland. Their tag connects folk, national song, and the modern performance life of Scottish ballads and choruses.

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