First I'm going to sing you a ditty : [rural fun & frolics].

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Bibliographic Details
Imprint:	London : Topic, 1998.
Description:	1 sound disc (78 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Language:	English
Series:	The voice of the people ; v. 7 Voice of the people (London, England) ; vol. 7.
Subject:	Folk songs, English -- Great Britain. Folk songs, English -- Ireland. Folk dance music -- Great Britain. Folk dance music -- Ireland. Humorous songs. Folk dance music. Folk songs, English. Great Britain. Ireland.
Format:	CD Audio Music recording
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5040306

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Other authors / contributors:	Hall, Reg.
Notes:	Subtitle from container insert. Series subtitle: The traditional music of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Field recordings (mostly) made between 1928 and the mid-1980s, chiefly from the archives of Topic Records. Production by Tony Engle and Reg Hall; compilation, research and notes by Reg Hall. Compact disc. Notes on the series and the performers, recording information, and words of the songs printed as text (63 p. : ports.) inserted in container. Various performers.
Publisher's no.:	TSCD657 Topic

Table of Contents:

Herrings' heads (Johnny Doughty)
Burke's engine (Tommy McGrath)
Untitled schottische (Scan Tester, concertina)
You canna put it on to Sandy (Jimmy McBeath)
Ladybower's/The sister (Rose Murphy, fiddle)
Three sons of rogues (Pop Maynard)
Young Bob Ridley (Mary Ann Carolan)
Uncle George's hornpipe/Tommy Roberts' hornpipe (Bob Cann, melodeon)
The ball o'Kerriemeer (John MacDonald)
Widdlecombe Fair (Tom Brown)
Oh, the Hampshires do like Duff (Sam Bond, mouth organ)
A nice piece of Irish pig's head (Maurice)
Glendarel Highlanders/Kenmure's on and awa'/ Lovat scouts/ Monymusk (Willie Kemp ; Curly McKay, accordion)
Clinking o'er the lea (Maggy Murphy)
The Derby ram (Sid Steer)
Old King Cole (Martin Gorman)
Live performance : Banbury Bill (Bampton Morris ; Jinky Wells)
Down the road (Fred Jordan)
The rosin box (John Reilly)
The stack of barley (Ellen O'Dwyer, concertina)
Most beautiful leg of the mallard (Henry Mitchelmore)
The keyhole in the door (Jim Wilson)
The blue meadow (Paddy Breen)
The Varsoviana (Ned Pearson)
The old sow (Albert Richardson)
The codfish (Nora Cleary)
Stirling militia/Ruthven House/Fairy dance (Will Powrie, accordion ; Ian Powrie, fiddle)
Up to the rigs of London.
Town (Charlie Wills)
The pigeon on the gate (Jim Donaghue, tin-whistle ; Seamus Donaghue, tambourine).

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