Dick Gaughan is a Scottish folk musician born in 1948 in Glasgow, Scotland. Known for his deep connection to traditional Scottish music, he blends folk with political themes. Over his career, Gaughan has released numerous albums, including the critically acclaimed "Handful of Earth", which was named one of the greatest folk albums of all time. He has worked with labels such as Topic Records and has been a prominent figure in the folk revival movement. His songs, like "Both Sides the Tweed", showcase his commitment to social justice and cultural heritage. Gaughan remains a significant voice in preserving and innovating within the folk genre.

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