The Corries
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The Corries were a Scottish folk group that emerged from the Scottish folk revival of the early 1960s. The group was a trio from their formation until 1966 when founder Bill Smith left the band but Roy Williamson and Ronnie Browne continued as a duo until Williamson's death in 1990.
They are particularly known for the song "Flower of Scotland", written by Williamson, which has become an unofficial national anthem of Scotland.
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- Scots Wha Hae - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- The Declaration of Arbroath - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- The Lion Wallace Saw - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- Stirling Brig - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- The Lament of Wallace - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- William Wallace (Knight of Elderslie) - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- Bannockburn - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- The Spiders Legend of Robert the Bruce - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- De Bruce De Bruce - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- Bruces Address to His Captains Before Bannockburn - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- Bruce at Bannockburn - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- Field of Bannockburn - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- Sword of Bannockburn - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- The Black Douglas - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- Bannockburns Over - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- Flower of Scotland - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- The Referendum - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
- Both Sides the Tweed - For Freedom Alone, the Wars of Independence - The Corries
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