Iseabail's list of resources about Scots language in folksong
Buchan, David (1972, 1997) The Ballad and the Folk, East Linton: Tuckwell Press. The standard work on the ballad tradition of the North-East.
Henderson, Hamish (1992) Alias MacAlias. Writings on Songs, Folk and Literature, Edinburgh: Polygon.
Munro, Ailie (1996) The democratic muse: folk music revival in Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Cultural Press.
Ritchie, J.T. R. (1964, 2000) The Singing Street: Scottish Children's Games, Rhymes and Sayings, and (1965, 1999) Golden City: Scottish Children's Street Games and Songs, Edinburgh: Mercat Press. Edinburgh children's entertainment from early to mid 20th century.
School of Scottish Studies http://www.pearl.arts.ed.ac.uk/ Audio recordings from the collections of the School of Scottish Studies, transcriptions from their journal Tocher, music published by Greentrax.
Traditional Music & Song Association of Scotland TMSA Promotes, presents and preserves Scotland's traditional music and song
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