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and told them her story. She retreated from public life after a bad LSD trip left her paranoid and hallucinating, with a ruined voice. Living with her parents and working privately in Edinburgh, she met and married bookseller Gordon Farquhar; together, they lived a nomadic lifestyle in Scotland,
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magazine. In the new interview she revealed that, since her partner's death earlier in the year, she had resumed contact with other folk musicians and was cautiously planning low-key live appearances and hoping to record new material. In an October 2013 interview with
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singer, songwriter and guitarist who released two albums before her abrupt disappearance in 1971. Nothing further was heard of her until 2005, when she made contact with the
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to tell the story of her intervening years. In 2013 she returned to public performances and made new recordings for the first time since the early 1970s.
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On 16 January 2013, McDonald made her first official public appearance, after more than 40 years away, as a guest of The False Beards at the Green Note,
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McDonald was born in 1948 in Edinburgh and moved to Glasgow, at the age of 12, with her parents, She was privately educated before moving on to the
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On 23 June 2005, by which time McDonald's albums had been reissued on CD, an article by Charles Donovan appeared in
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On her first two albums, McDonald was backed up by many notables within the English folk-rock scene, including
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living on welfare benefits and moving from house to house, and later tent to tent.
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After that nothing more was heard of her until 2012, when she spoke to
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band The Razorbills, "Fame Fatale", was broadcast on
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Edinburgh
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B&C Records
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Official website
Edinburgh
folk
Glasgow School of Art
Richard Thompson
Dave Mattacks
Danny Thompson
Keith Tippett
Keith Christmas
Fotheringay
Ian Whitman
Mighty Baby
bad trip
LSD
The Independent
Glasgow Herald
Scottish Daily Mail
The Guardian
Galloway
indie folk
Stuart Maconie
Camden, London
Let No Man Steal Your Thyme
B&C Records
Sanctuary Records

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