Kerrs 47 Popular Scottish Songs - The Concert Edition Second Series. As sung by Robert Wilson. This follow-on selection of 47 songs, arranged by Harry Colin Miller, was first published by Kerr in 1915. Piano Accompaniments with Voice  Part in Staff & Sol-fa. Songs include A Man's A Man, The Auld Hoose, Bonnie Dundee, Duncan Gray, Flora MacDonald's Lament, Highland Mary, O Gin I Were A Baron's Heir, O Can Ye Sew Cushions, Huntingtower (duet), Will Ye No Come Back Again?

Robert Wilson was born in Cambuslang, Scotland, on 2 January 1907. A tenor, he studied singing in Glasgow and sang for several seasons with the Rothesay Entertainers in Scotland. He also sang at most of the Scottish Festivals and at Clan concerts before joining the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in 1931. In 1938 he became a concert singer. For a number of years he headed his own concert party singing Scottish ballads on tour throughout the British Isles. He was also a radio performer and made many recordings, first for Parlophone (1932-33), and later for HMV (beginning in 1943). Wilson became one of Scotland's biggest variety stars, and his recordings of such national songs as "A Gordon for Me" and "Down in the Glen" were big hits.  He toured throughout the world until his untimely death in 1964.

Paperback.  52 pages