Roy Williamson

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Roy Williamson

g, voc, GB
Folk
A.k.a. Roy Murdoch Buchanan Williamson

Scottish songwriter and folk musician. Famous for being part of folk music duo The Corries and writing 'Flower of Scotland'. Invented a musical instrument called a Combolin (a mixture of two instruments such as a guitar and a mandolin). Born: 25 June 1936, Edinburgh, Scotland. Died: 12 August 1990, Forres, Scotland.

Instruments

Guitar
Vocals
Flute
Zyther
Accordion

Genres

Folk
World
Pop

Plays With

The Corrie Folk Trio

The Corries

Band Members

Discography

Title	Artist	Year	Type
The Long Journey South	Roy Williamson	1991	Album

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