Various - England (LP, Comp) (Very Good Plus (VG+))

Media Condition:  Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Good Plus (G+)
Country:    US  
Released:  1955
Genre:       Folk World & Country
Style:         Folk

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CSP (A Service of CBS Records)

Edited for the English Folk Dance and Song Society from the Recorded Programs Library of the B.B.C.

Recordings of Phil Tanner, courtesy Columbia Graphophone Company, Ltd., Great Britain.

A1.1. & A1.2. Sung by Stanley Slade with male chorus. Bristol. June 1942. (B.B.C. Bristol, July 1943).
A1.3. Royal Earsdon Team from Backworth Colliery, Northumberland with fiddler  Jimmy McKay (B.B.C. Newcastle, January 1948.)
A1.5. Sung by Jim and Bob Copper of Rottingdean, Sussex (B.B.C. Recording by Brian George.)
A1.6. Sung by Fred Perrier and local villagers, accordion, West Lavington, Wiltshire. (Recorded November, 1950.)
A1.7. Recorded at a "Village Barn Dance" in Dorset, 1951.
A1.8. Sung by Jim Copper of Rottingdean, Sussex. (B.B.C. Recording.)
A1.9. Portland, Dorset, July 1939. (B.B.C.)
A1.11. Learned from lead miners in Teasdale, Yorkshire.
A1.12. Sung by Charger Salmond and friends at the Windwill pub, near Stalham, Norfolk, 1947. (B.B.C.)
A2.1. Wideopen, Newcastle.
A2.2. Played by Jack Armstrong's Band with fiddle, accordion, and piano.
A2.3. Gower, South Wales, Columbia Record. No. RO 102. Copyright, English Folk Dance and Song Society.
A2.4. Performed by a team of men, Symondsbury, near Bridport, Dorset. Christmas, 1951. (B.B.C. Collection - Peter Kennedy).
B1.1. Sung by a crowd with accordion and drum. B.B.C. Published in the "Journal of the English Folk Dance and Song Society" Copyright.
B1.2. Sidbury, South Devon, B.B.C. 1951.
B2.1. Learned from John Taylor's recording HMV 2/2973.
B2.2 Columbia RO-101, Gower, Wales.
B2.3. Learnt from Joseph Taylor record.
B2.4. Headington, Oxfordshire, B.B.C.
B3.1. Group of children playing in Sidbury, Devon, B.B.C. Collection (Peter Kennedy). February 1951.
B3.2. Sung by Walter Lucas and the people of Sixpenny Handley, Dorset. B.B.C., 1951.
B3.3. Sung by Mrs. (Aunt Fanny) Rumble, Tilshead, Wiltshire. B.B.C., 1951.
B3.4. Sung by Bunny Palmer, with chorus at a Village Barn Dance, Sidbury, Devon. 
B3.5. Sung at the Eel's Foot Pub, East Bridge, Suffolk, B.B.C., 1947.
B3.6. With accordion acc., Boscastle, Cornwall. B.B.C., 1943.
B3.7. Columbia RO-101.

(Sleeve) Printed in U.S.A.

 

A1.1. Stanley Slade - Haul On The Bowlin'
A1.2. Stanley Slade - A'Roving
A1.3. Royal Earsdon Team, Jimmy McKay - Earsdon Sword Dancers
A1.4. Isla Cameron - My Bonny Lad
A1.5. Jim Copper, Bob Copper - The Contented Country Lad
A1.6. Fred Perrier - The Turmut-Hoer's Song
A1.7. Bert Pidgeon, Alfie Tuck - Up The Sides And Down The Middle
A1.8. Jim Copper - The Threshing Machine
A1.9. Tom Tewkesbury, A Gang Of Quarrymen - Quarrymen's Chant And Song
A1.10. Ewan MacColl - The Four Loom Weaver
A1.11. Ewan MacColl - Fourpence A Day
A1.12. Charger Salmond And Friends - The Rigs Of The Time
A2.1. Jack Armstrong - The Redesdale Hornpipe
A2.2. Jack Armstrong's Band - Corn Riggs
A2.3. Phil Tanner - The Wassail Song
A2.4. "The Mummer's Play" Team Of Men - The Mummer's Play
B1.1. "The Padstow May Day Song" Crowd - The Padstow May Day Song
B1.2. "The Haymakers" Village Barn Dance Orchestra - The Seven Step Polka
B2.1. Isla Cameron - Brigg Fair
B2.2. Phil Tanner - The Sweet Primroses
B2.3. Isla Cameron - Died For Love
B2.4. Wm. Kimber - Country Gardens
B2.5. A. L. Lloyd - Polly Vaughan
B3.1. "Singing Games And Rhymes" Group Of Children - Singing Games And Rhymes
B3.2. Walter Lucas, The People Of Sixpenny Handley - The Prickle Holly Bush
B3.3. Mrs. (Aunt Fanny) Rumble - Richard Of Taunton Dean
B3.4. Bunny Palmer - The Mullard
B3.5. Jumbo Brightwell - The False Hearted Knight
B3.6. Cyril Biddick, "Old Daddy Fox" Chorus - Old Daddy Fox
B3.7. Phil Tanner - The Gower Reel

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout x"Lp" 9449
Matrix / Runout x"Lp" 9450
Matrix / Runout XXLP--9449-1E
Matrix / Runout XXLP 9450-3C
Label Code KL 4943

 

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