Archie Fisher

Archie Fisher is a revered figure in the world of Scottish folk music, known for his warm vocals, deft guitar work, and deeply rooted traditional sound. Born in Glasgow, he’s been a prominent part of the folk revival since the 1960s, both as a solo artist and a collaborator. Fisher’s songwriting often reflects the lyrical richness of Scottish storytelling, and his thoughtful interpretations of traditional songs have earned him a loyal following over the decades.

In addition to his music, Archie Fisher is also known for his role as a broadcaster, hosting the long-running BBC folk radio program “Travelling Folk,” which helped bring folk music to wider audiences in Scotland and beyond. Albums like "Windward Away" and "A Silent Song" showcase his reflective, poetic style, and he continues to be celebrated as one of Scotland’s most respected folk voices.