EDS Vol 42 No 2
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Cover: Dr Russell Wortley
Contents |
[edit] SPECIAL FEATURES
[edit] SONGS OF A SHANTYMAN
Roy Palmer looks at the life and songs of Captain John Robinson.
[edit] THE BOLDEN LAD TAPES
John Tchalenko examines the nature of traditional music through the recorded speech of Bob Davenport and Tom Ford
[edit] THE MAN THAT WROTE 'THE MAN THAT WATERS THE WORKERS BEER'
A note on 'Paddy Ryan', the composer of the song, by Roy Palmer.
[edit] A CUMBRIAN SWORD DANCE
A descriptive extract taken from the Cumberland Paquet (1788) by Keith Gregson.
[edit] ODDS AND ENDS
Early newspaper cuttings;'LORNA"S FANCY", a jig from Nicholas Driver; photos of the Eynsham Mummers, Kentish Hoodeners and Sam Bennett's 'Broom Dance'; two songs:Windy Old Weather and Three Jolly Hoodening Boys.
[edit] SING US ONE OF THE OLD SONGS
Peter Charlton writes about the Connection between the Music Hall and the Folk Revival.
[edit] THREE NEW HAMPSHIRE CONTRAS
Collected by Roy Dommett and Tubby Reynolds on a recent American trip.
[edit] THEY REMEMBERED
A list of bequests left to the Society by members.
[edit] OBITUARIES
George Belton
Mervyn Vincent
Albert Glenwright
Russell Wortley
Elsie Whiteman
[edit] REGULAR FEATURES
[edit] MORRIS WORKSHOP
'Morris Dancers in Crewe before the First World War' by Theresa Buckland and Dan Howison.
[edit] RESEARCH INDEX
[edit] CORRESPONDENCE
[edit] REVIEWS
Books and Records.
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