Roy Harris (folk singer)

Roy Harris was a British folk singer and songwriter, active primarily during the folk revival of the 1960s and 1970s. He was known for his powerful voice, strong stage presence, and traditional folk song interpretations, often accompanied by his own guitar playing.

Harris frequently performed at folk clubs and festivals throughout the United Kingdom. While he never achieved mainstream commercial success, he earned a dedicated following within the folk music scene. His repertoire included traditional English and Scottish ballads, sea shanties, and work songs, as well as contemporary folk songs and some of his own compositions which often reflected social commentary and working-class life.

Information regarding his life, discography, and biographical details can be found in various folk music archives and resources, though comprehensive documentation remains relatively sparse. Despite this, his contribution to the British folk music scene is recognized, and his recordings are still sought after by collectors and enthusiasts.