Isle Of Skye

Isle Of Skye Records was founded in 1970 by Scottish musician and producer John McGhee, aiming to promote traditional Scottish music and folk genres. The label emerged during a resurgence of interest in folk music, particularly in the 1960s and 1970s, capturing the cultural zeitgeist of the era. Notable artists associated with Isle Of Skye include the acclaimed folk group The Corries and singer-songwriter Archie Fisher, both of whom contributed to the label's reputation for high-quality recordings. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Isle Of Skye expanded its catalog to include a variety of genres, including Celtic, folk-rock, and acoustic music. The label played a significant role in preserving and promoting Scottish musical heritage. Although it faced challenges in the changing music industry landscape, Isle Of Skye's legacy endures, influencing subsequent generations of folk musicians and contributing to the global appreciation of Scottish music.