Isla Cameron [SEP] occupation
Isla Cameron
Isla Cameron (March 5, 1930 – May 1980) was a Scottish actress and singer.
Early life and experience.
Isla was born in Blairgowrie, Scotland but was brought up in Dorset and Somerset. While trying to become an actress she joined Joan Littlewood who had co-founded the Theatre Workshop in 1945. Joan's husband at the time, Ewan MacColl was to become Isla's singing partner for much of the 50s. Peter Kennedy produced a series of Sunday morning BBC radio programs from 1953
Isla Cameron and Guy Carawan.
- 1957 "Peggy Seeger presents Origins Of Skiffle" (E.P., 4 tracks) Pye Jazz NJE 1043
Discography Rory and Alex McEwen and Isla Cameron.
- 1958 "Folksong Jubilee" HMV CLP 1220
Discography Ewan MacColl and Isla Cameron.
- 1958 "Still I Love Him" Topic Records 10T50
Discography Isla Cameron and Louis Killen.
- 1961 "The Waters of Tyne" Prestige International INT 13059
Discography Isla Cameron and Tony Britton.
- 1962 "Songs of Love,