TSCD511 'Now is the Time for Fishing'

 

1 Now is the Time for Fishing
2 Up Jumped the Herring
3 The Dogger Bank
4 Henry Martin
5 Butter & Cheese
6 The Reckless Young Fellow
7 Blow Away the Morning Dew
8 All Fours
9 Green Broom
10 The Dockyard Gate

11 No Sir, No Sir
12 Sealore & Rhymes
13 The Drowned Lover
14 The Dolphin
15 The Bold Princess Royal
16 The Ghost Ship
17 Happy & Delightful
18 Maids, When You're Young, Never Wed an Old Man
19 The Wild Rover

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD512D 'The Bonny Labouring Boy'

 

CD 1
1 "You must get the tune first... "
2 The Female Drummer
3 "People what don't like to hear an old song... "
4 Two Jolly Butchers
5 Polka (melodeon)
6 "When I sing a song my mind is on it... "
7 Bold Archer
8 There's Bound to be a Row
9 Betsy the Servant Maid
10 Firelock Stile
11 The Green Mossy Banks of the Lee
12 The Pretty Ploughboy (song/fiddle)
13 The Watercress Girl
14 A Week's Matrimony
15 The Black Velvet Band
16 A Hornpipe (fiddle)
17 The Maid of Australia
18 Alone, Alone in London
19 Miss Doxy
20 The Bonny Labouring Boy
21 The Good Luck Ship
22 The Fowler
23 In Scarborough Fair Town
24 I Had an Old Hoss
25 The Green Bed
26 A Jig (melodeon)
27 The Bold Drover
 

CD 2
1 Georgie
2 A Schottische (melodeon)
3 Black-Hearted Gypsies 0
4 The Rigs of the Times
5 The Grand Hotel
6 The Transports (song/fiddle)
7 Where the Shamrocks Grow
8 Barton Broad Ditty
9 Adieu to Old England
10 Bold Fisherman
11 A Polka (fiddle)
12 Ekefield Town
13 A Happy Family
14 Old Joe, the Boat is Going Over (melodeon)
15 Blackberry Fold
16 They Told Me in the Gaol
17 The Fowler (fiddle)
18 Colin and Phoebe
19 Jack Tar on Shore
20 The Turkish Lady
21 A Slow Stepdance Tune (melodeon)
22 Lost Lady Found
23 Coming Home from the Wake
24 The Poacher's Fate
25 The Poor Smuggler's Boy
26 A Hornpipe (dancing doll & voice)
27 The Bonny Bunch of Roses 0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD514 'A World Without Horses'

 

1. The Rambling Blade
2. The Lawyer
3. The Bold Fisherman
4. The Dark Eyed Sailor
5. The Bush of Australia
6. The Female Drummer
7. The Bold Princess Royal
8. The Banks of Sweet Dundee
9. The Deserter
10. The Trees They Do Grow High
11. Two Jolly Butchers
12. The Loss of the Ramillies
13. The Handsome Cabin Boy
14. The Pretty Ploughboy
15. The Cunning Cobbler
16. The Devil & the Farmer's Wife
17. The British Man o'War
18. The Jolly Waggoner
19. The Rakish Young Fellow

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD600 'Hidden English'

 

1 Joseph Taylor : Brigg Fair
2 Bob & Ron Copper : The Sweet Primroses
3 Walter Bulwer, Billy Cooper, Reg Hall, Daisy Bulwer, Mervyn Plunkett & Russell Wortley : Red Wing Polka
4 Walter Pardon : Broomfield Hill
5 William Kimber : Getting Upstairs / Blue-Eyed Stranger
6 Louise Fuller : Hopping Down in Kent
7 George 'Pop' Maynard : Polly On the Shore
8 Billy Bennington : The Pony Trot Polka
9 Cyril Poacher : The Nutting Girl
10 Billy Pigg : The Morpeth Rant
11 Phoebe Smith : Higher Germany
12 Jasper Smith : Died for Love
13 Scan Tester, Reg Hall & Daisy Sherlock : Jenny Lind Polka
14 Bob Hart : Australia
15 Johnny Doughty : The Golden Vanity
16 Oscar Woods : Oh, Joe the Boat is Going Over
17 Harry Cox : The Maid of Australia
18 Fred Jordan : The Outlandish Knight
19 Tintagel & Boscastle Players : Boscastle Breakdown
20 Tom Willett : While Gamekeepers Lie Sleeping
21 Eely Whent : Two Step
22 Bob Roberts : The Candlelight Fisherman
23 Sam Larner : The Bold Princess Royal
24 Bob Cann : Hot Punch / Uncle's Jug
25 Joseph Taylor : Lord Bateman

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD607 'English Country Music'

 

1 Jenny Lind - The Girl I Left Behind Me
2 The Waltz Vienna
3 Off She Goes 1
4 Off She Goes 2
5 Red Wing 
6 Untitled Polka
7 Dulcie Bell
8 The Heel and Toe Polka
9 The Sailor's Hornpipe: The Shipdham Hornpipe: Untitled Polka: The White Cockade: Untitled Polka
1
0 Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms: Johnny's So Long at the Fair: The Wild Colonial Boy
11 The Cliff Hornpipe
12 The Bluebell Polka
13 Shave the Donkey
14 Shave the Donkey
15 Waltz Selection introducing The Sailor Cut Down in His Prime
16 The Yarmouth Hornpipe introducing The Four-Hand Reel &The Sailor's Hornpipe
17 The Helston Furry Dance
18 The Irish Washerwoman: The Sprig of Shillelagh
19 The Foggy Dew The Sailor Cut Down in His Prime
20 Peggy Wood. When There Isn't a Girl About
21 Untitled Polka
22 Wheels
23 In and Out the Windows
24 Washing Day: Old Mrs Huddledee: The Keel Row (The Cat's Got the Measles)
25 Untitled Polka
26 The Irish Washerwoman: Garryowen: Rory O' More: St. Patrick's Day
27 The Four-Hand Reel . Soldier's Joy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD534 'Come Write me Down'

 

1 Spencer The Rover  Bob & Ron
2 Good Ale  Bob & Ron
3 Thousands Or More  Jim
4 Babes In The Wood  Bob & Ron
5 The Banks Of The Sweet Primroses  Bob, John, Jim & Ron
6 Sweep! Chimney Sweep!  Bob & Jim
7 Two Young Brethren  Bob & Ron
8 The Brisk and Bonny Lad  Bob & Jim
9 The Month Of May  Bob & Ron
10 The Honest Labourer  Ron
11 The Birds In The Spring  Bob & Ron
12 My Father Had An Acre Of Land  Jim & Bob
13 Shepherd Of The Downs  Bob & Ron
14 The Threshing Song  Ron & Bob

15 The Seasons Round  Bob & Ron
16 Sportsmen, Arouse!  Jim
17 Hard Times Of Old England  Ron
18 The Lark In The Morning  Bob & Ron
19 Warlike Seamen  Bob, John, Jim & Ron
20 When Spring Comes In  Bob & Ron
21 The Brisk Young Ploughboy  Bob & Jim
22 Cupid's Garden  Bob & Ron
23 Dame Durden  Bob & Ron
24 The Claudy Banks  Bob & Jim
25 General Wolfe  Jim
26 Adieu, Sweet Lovely Nancy  Bob & Jim
27 Talking  Jim
28 Come Write Me Down, Ye Powers Above  Bob, John, Jim & Ron

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD801 'The Ballad of John Axon'

 

1 John Axon was a railway man... 3.22
2 It was 4.00 a.m. that Saturday... 1.56
3 The iron road is a hard road... 9.52
4 It doesn't matter where you come from... 5.56
5 The rain was gently falling... 2.15
6 Come all you British loco men... 3.38
7 The repair was done... 3.15
8 I may be a wage slave on Monday... 4.27
9 Come all you young maidens... 2.40
10 Steam train, steam train... 3.53
11 Under the large injector steam-valve... 3.18
12 The engine had reached the distant signal... 11.36
13 On the 3rd of May 1957... 2.04

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD802 'Song of the The Road' 

 

1 Introduction 2.18
2 We usually finish the shift in the pub... 1.05
3 I think it's the soil... 2.49
4 We are the consulting engineers... 4.08
5 We were in a great rush when we did this ... 1.51
6 My name is ... 1.34
7 During that time, a survey has been made... 1.29
8 It would take quite a lot of men to do the job of
one of those machines... 1.41
9 Come all you gallant drivers... 5.01
10 I'm a roving rambler... 1.09
11 Deep and straight and low... 4.01
12 Sixty tons of steel... 4.43
13 What made you come into this game? 6.57
14 Just a road... 2.46
15 Oh well that's just the way it is... 3.41
16 When the muck has all been shifted... 1.46
17 Bring up your black squad... 3.58
18 Been on the road so long... 1.43
19 You can talk about your concrete ... 3.06
20 The motorway is on the final lap ... 1.25
21 We needed a way cut through the land... 3.13

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD803 'Singing the Fishing'

 

1 Up jumped the herring, the king of the sea... 2.03
2 Come all you gallant fishermen... 1.54
3 It's up with the dawn... 4.45
4 Years ago, you started very young... 4.24
5 I started to go to sea in 1892 ... 1.49
6 So it's off with a boiler full Of steam... 3.55
7 When the wind is freshening ... 5.00
8 What shall it profit a fisherman... 2.54
9 It's busk ye, my lads, get you up on the deck... 2.30
10 There's no feeling like coming into harbour... 3.15
11 Came a'ye fisher lassies... 3.32
12 Up jumped the herring... 10.26
13 Cwa, ye herring fishermen... 4.36
14 A' the week your man's away... 3.55
15 Wi' our nets and gear ... 2.05
16 Our ships are small ... 2.43

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD804 'The Big Hewer'

 

1 When you hew a lump of coal... 1.21
2 Out of the dirt and darkness I was born... 3.46
3 Schoolday's over, come on then, John... 2.33
4 Now don't be late... 2.17
5 You're at the pit bank... 2.40
6 Oh dear, the experience to go down the pit... 5.55
7 When I am down in the pit... 1.54
8 So now you know the coal how it is got... 3.26
9 Jimmy, come back, come back... 2.25
10 Yes... he was working next to me.. 4.05
11 And yet it's good to come from the pit... 1.34
12 Three hundred years I hewed at the coal by hand... 2.48
13 Down in the dark... 2.44
14 In Durham and Northumberland, I'm sorry for to say... 2.41
15 A miner has to possess that sense of humour... 3.21
16 Coal is a thing that's cost life to get ... 5.40
17 Today, safety is the prime factor... 4.54
18 Deep down in a man's heart 4.18

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD805 'The Body Blow'

 

1 Introduction 2.47
2 What day did the world stop moving? 7.26
3 Do you recall how you climbed the Mountains? 4.13
4 Can't breathe... 6.12
5 I often think back... 2.53
6 The world is a bed ... 3.53
7 I wasn't afraid while I was in the lung... 5.51
8 Well, first of all... appreciate the situation... 7.17
9 While there's life, there's hope... 5.00
10 It's goodbye now... 2.54
11 Now I can do all the small things? 5.16
12 Stronger than pain is the human will to survive... 5.16
13 Closing announcement / The hidden foe... 1.46

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD806 'On the Edge'

 

1 I've always kept a diary... 2.12
2 The tale of the children of a troubled world... 7.06
3 What is it like, the world outside... 3.34
4 I find it very difficult to talk to my parents... 1.02
5 Where is the child who would climb on my knee... 2.45
6 Yes sir, no sir, goodbye... 1.14
7 What have you got to worry about? 6.45
8 I got me tight black jeans... 2.59
9 The world that I know, it has vanished and gone... 2.24
10 I've had thoughts... 4.53
11 Why should you be lonely... 1.55
12 It actually gives me a thrill... 4.31
13 Frankly, the idea of intercourse and sex revolts me... 2.39
14 I think we should be getting married... 2.45
15 In a world like this, everything changes so rapidly.. 4.45
16 The tale of the children of the troubled world... 4.09
17 Life has got everything to offer.. 3.08

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD807 'The Fight Game'

 

1 'Twas in Tierra del Fuego in South Amerikay... 2.13
2 There's a game some call The Fight Game ... 3.15
3 Boxing, to me, is the greatest character-builder in the world ... 4.40
4 Come all you gallant fighting men ... 1.54
5 Come on Johnny, and put 'em up Johnny... 3.02
6 When you're a fighter, you're different... 3.25
7 Then come on, strip off young Johnny Boy... 3.50
8 I like all my boxers to he perfect skippers... 1.52
9 When you're training... 4.11
10 There's such a helluva lot of work to he done... 3.46
11 The programme is set up... 2.35
12 Who would have a boxer for a husband... 2.58
13 You get to the hall... 3.31
14 On my right, the champion, Johnny Boy... 8.46
15 What'll we do with the man in the ring... 1.34
16 Johnny, Johnny, you failed us... 3.31
17 I don't think you can call boxing a sport... 4.16

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TSCD808 'The Travelling People'

 

1 My mother said I never should... 1.35
2 I am tired of always having to shift ... 1.25
3 Born in the middle of the afternoon ... 7.29
4 If you took a traveller... 4.01
5 Don't I wish the old times would come back again... 10.14
6 I like to settle in the wintertime... 5.02
7 We never did travel much in the wintertime... 2.24
8 The auld ways are changing... 3.17
9 These days have gone... 1.11
10 I mean, we're fed up with gypsies living in our area... 3.18
11 People get the impression, o these gypsies, they're rogues... 3.18
12 Thy can't read or write ... 4.02
13 Bloody isn't it... 7.39
14 Can't see no way out... 3.31

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EFDSS CD02 'A Century of Song'

 

1. Cloudy Banks (4'.21) -The Copper Family

2. Claudy Banks (1:15) - Frederick While

3. Come All You Garners Gay (4'.28) - Billy Bartle

4. (a) Tarry Trousers, and

    (b) Bushes and Briars (2.23) -Mrs Humphrys

5. The Death of Poor Bill Brown (3:06) - Arthur Howard

6. Among the New Mown Hay (0:37) -Alfred Edgell

7. Black Jack Davy (1:19) - Eunice Yealts MacAlexander.

8. The Banks of Green Willow (1:37) - David Clements

9. The Pretty Ploughboy (2:59) - Harry Cox

10. The Banks of the Nile (1:48) -Singer unknown

11. There is a Tavern (2:40) - Emma Vickers

12. The Rambling Sailor (1'.58) - Peter Verrall

13. Young Roger Esquire (2:34) - Phil Tanner

14. Flash Company (2:40) - Mary Ann Haynes

15. Spencer the Rover (3:18) - Bob and Ron Copper

16. On Christmas Day (1:29) - May Bradley

17. Hark, Hark, What News (3:21) - Carollers in The Black Bull, Ecclesfield, Sheffield

18. Friezland Ale (3:09) -Will Noble

19. The Wild, Wild Berry (141) -Ray Driscoll

20. Green Grows the Laurel (3:46) - Mary Delaney

21. The Pear Tree (2:08) - Frank Hinchliffe

22, The Banks of the Sweet Primroses (2:54) Fred Jordan

23. Bright Golden Store (3:25) - Walter Pardon

24. The True Lover's Farewell (2:31) - Evelyn Ramsay

25. Gossip John (3:42) -Will Noble, John Cocking, Andrew Rogers, Ian Russell

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EFDSS CD03 'Absolutely Classic'

 

1. Constant Billy

2. Talk: Boxing Day 1899

3. Bean Setting

4. Talk: Boxing Day 1899

4. Talk: Boxing Day 1899

5. Getting Upstairs

6. Rigs o'Marlow

7. Talk: Mary Neal

8. The Twenty-Ninth of May

9. Country Gardens

lO. Talk: Steinway Hall

11. Trunkles

12. Bacca Pipes

13. The Willow Tree

14. Talk: Cecil Sharp

15. Hunting the Squirrel

16. Jockie to the Fair

17. Rodney

18. Up with the Lark in the Morning (song)

19. Double Set-Back

20. Talk: Dance Style

21. The Blue-Eyed Stranger

22. Over the Hills to Glory

23. The Morris Reel (Soldier's Joy)

24. Talk: Women Dancing the Morris

25. Double Lead Through

26. Laudnum Bunches

27. OId Mother Oxford

28. The Old Woman Tossed Up in a Blanket

29. Rigs o'Marlow - John Graham

30. Shepherds' Hey

31. Haste to the Wedding

32. Laudnum Bunches-John Kirkpatrick

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EFDSS CD04 'Upstream'

 

1. Jenny Lind/Over the Hills and Far Away 3:54  (32-bar polkas)

2. Les Varieties de Lajoie/La Lanterna Magica 3:13 (32-bar jigs)

3. Hills of Alva 4:26 (48-bar march)

4. Albert Farmer's Bonfire Tune/Foul Weather Call 5:11 (32-bar hornpipes)

5. Knees up in Kingston 2:39 (32-bar schottische)

6. Tars of the Victory/The Stool of Repentance 3:19 (32-bar jigs)

7. Brighton Camp/Muffin Man 3:41 (32-bar rants)

8. Robertson's Reel/The Great North Run 3:38 (32-bar reels)

9. Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway/Mr Fletcher 4:30 (32-bar jigs)

10. Trip to Bavaria/Adelphi Polka 5:04 (48-bar polkas)

11. Liberty Bodice 3:18 48-bar jig 12. Morpeth Rant 4:56 (32-bar rant)

13. Jacky Tar/La Jambe du Jean 6:00 (32-bar hornpipes)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EFDSS CD10 'Joanna'

1 Louth Quickstep / Follow On (4.50) 32 bar marches x8
2 The Small Fees / Turn Again Martha (4.24) 32 bar polkas x6
3 Mr Welch's Favourite / Speed The Plough (4.42) 32 bar hornpipes x6
4 Tarantella Calabria / 3e partie du Calédonia (4.50) 48 bar jigs x6
5 Goodnight And Joy Be With You / Jock Wilson O' Fenton (4.18) 32 bar rants x7
6 Market Rasen Quickstep / Togmeister Twostep (3.38) 32 bar marches x6
7 Stockton Hornpipe / Browns Hornpipe (4.28) 32 bar hornpipes x6
8 Persian Dance (3.51) 48 bar polka x4
9 Seven Stars / A.M. Shinnie (4.33) 32 bar jigs x8
10 Tower Of London Quickstep / Turkish March (3.22) 32 bar marches x6
11 Chatham Hornpipe / Con Club Hornpipe (4.52) 32 bar hornpipes x6
12 Corn Rigs / High Tea (Michelle Soinne)(4.36) 32 bar rants x7
13 Paddy Carey / The Valiant (4.55) 48 bar jigs x6
14 The Mudgee Schottische (3.32) 32 bar schottische x7
15 Bonus track: The Damper Song (5:01)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HEBECD001 'Wild Boys'

 

1. Monkey Hornpipe / Stepdance
2. I've Been a Wild Boy
3. Stone Steps Hornpipe / Mikey Callaghan's
4. The Lakes of Coalflinn
5. Mr. Rew's Waltz / Twenty One Years on Dartmoor
6. Hares on the Old Plantation
7. The New Moon / The French Dance
8. Mary on the Wild Moor
9. The Orphan Girl
10. Hunt the Squirrel / Four Handed Reel
11. The Maiden's Prayer
12. Skibbereen / The Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door / Moonlight in Mayo
13. Green Grow the Laurels
14. Foul Weather Call / From Night Till Morn

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HEBECD003 'Scanned'

 

1. Here We Are
2. Scan Tester's Polkas
3. Coleraine Town
4. A Rakish Young Fellow
5. The Hungry Army
6. The Little Drummer
7. Scan Tester's Marches
8. Long A-Growing
9. Mrs Kenney / Watzing Over the Water / Waltz For Christine
10. The True Lover's Farewell
11. Brook St Polka / Nine Buckets
12. The Old Miser
13. Ball of Yarn
14. Died For Love
15. Scan Tester's Schottisches
16. The Clock Striking Nine / Scan Tester's Waltz
17. Father Had a Knife

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HEBECD002 'Reformed Characters'

 

1. Grandfather's Dance / He Played His Ukelele as the Ship Went Down / Mickey Mouse's Son and Daughter (vocals: Bob Davenport)
2. Ned Kelly's Fancy / The Woolloomooloo Lair / The Cunnemulla Stockman's Jig / The Manchester gallop
3. Bill Bailey / Woodland Revels (vocals: Bob Davenport)
4. Wotcher
5. Hot Punch / Uncle's Jig / Family Jig
6. Silverton Polka
7. Two Little Girls in Blue (vocals: Peta Webb)
8. Down the Road / See Me Dance the Polka
9. Martin
10. A Starry Night for a Ramble / The Watercress Girl / The Mudgee Waltz
11. Whistling Prince / The Mudgee Schottische / Harry Cotter's Schottische
12. Sunny Afternoon (vocals: Bob Davenport)
13. Shufflin' Sam
14. The Shores of Botany Bay
15. Walter Bulwer's Polkas
16. After You've Gone (vocals: Bob Davenport and Peta Webb)
17. Shepton Mallet Hornpipe / In The Toyshop / Whistle-at-her

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

RCD1839  'What Will Become of England?'

 

 1. What Will Become Of England?
-2. My Life
-3. A-Going To Widdliecombe Fair
-4. Working In A Gang
-5. Spotted Cow, The
-6. Barton Waltz
-7. Harvest, The
-8. Barley Straw, The
-9. Farmer's Servant, The
10. Pretty Ploughboy, The
11. My Grandfather And My Father
12. Jack Tar On Shore
13. Two Hornpipes: Yarmouth / Meg Merilees
14. On Board Of The Kangaroo
15. Young And Growing
16. My Mother
17. My Upbringing
18. Foggy Dew, The
19. Hunger And Pay
20. Three Toasts
21. Nelson's Monument
22. I Used To Go Along Of Him
23. Barton Broad Babbling Ballad
24. Babbing For Eels
25. Talk And Melodeon Pieces
26. Singing In Public Houses
27. Charming And Delightful
28. Old Songs, The
29. On Yon Lofty Mountain
30. Learning From My Father
31. She Never Had Time To Sit Down
32. Turkish Lady, The
33. Poaching
34. Henry The Poacher
35. Windy Old Weather
36. My Father At Sea
37. Sweet William
38. How My Father Learned Songs
39. Yarmouth Fishermen's Song, The
40. Crocodile, The
41. Soldier And Sailor's Prayer, The

42. London Is As Sharp As The Edge Of A Knife
43. Up To The Rigs Of London Town
44. Up To The Present I Ain't Forgot Anything Yet

45. Blackberry Fold

46. Adieu To Old Eng-E-Land, Here's Adieu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


RCD1741 'England'
 

1. Stanley Slade with male chorus: Haul on the Bowlin' (0:53)

2. Stanley Slade with male chorus: A' Roving (1:34)

3. Royal Earsdon Team with Jimmy McKay (fiddle): Earsdon Sword Dancers (0:58)

4. Isla Cameron: My Bonny Lad (0:34)

5. Jim and Bob Copper: The Contented Country Lad (1:32)

6. Fred Perrier with accordion and villagers: The Turmont Hoer's Song (1:38)

7. Bert Pidgeon (melodeon) and Alfie Tuck (riddle drum): Up the Sides and Down the Middle (0:31)

8. Jim Copper: The Threshing Machine (1:15)

9. Tom Tewkesbury and quarrymen: Qarrymen's Chant and Song (1:11)

10. Ewan MacColl: The Four Loom Weaver (1:37)

11. Ewan MacColl: Fourpence a Day (0:51)

12. “Charger” Salmons and friends: The Rigs of the Time (1:41)

13. Jack Armstrong (Northumbrian small pipes): The Redesdale Hornpile (0:39)

14. Jack Armstrong's Barnstormers's Band: Corn Rigs (1:15)

15. Phil Tanner: The Wassail Song (2:33)

16. The Symondsbury & Eype Mummer's Play (5:51)

17. The Padstow May Songs & Hobby Horse Music (1:53)

18. The Haymakers Village Barn Dance Band: The Seven Step Polka (0:50)

19. Isla Cameron: Brigg Fair (1:11)

20. Phil Tanner: The Sweet Primroses (2:27)

21. Isla Cameron: Died for Love (1:09)

22. William Kimber (Anglo concertina): Country Gardens (0:45)

23. A.L. Lloyd: Polly Vaughan (1:49)

24. Sidbury children: Singing Games and Rhymes (2:23)

25. Walter Lucas and villagers: The Prickle Holly Bush (1:47)

26. Mrs. (Aunt Fanny) Rumble: Richard of Taunton Dean (2:09)

27. Bonny Palmer: The Mallard (1:52)

28. Jumbo Brightwell: The False Hearted Knight (2:25)

29. Cyril Biddick with accordion and chorus: Old Daddy Fox (1:58)

30. Phil Tanner (mouth music): The Gower Reel (1:13)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CD2 'Coppersongs 2'

 

1. By the Green Grove

2. Old Adam

3. Sheepshearing Song

4. Twanky Dillo

5. Dogs and Ferrets

6. Shepherd of the Downs

7. Brisk and Lively Lad

8. The Honest Labourer

9. Farmer in Cheshire

10. When Spring Comes In

11. Irish Girl

12. The Christmas Song

13. Charming Molly

14. Brisk and Bonny Lad

15. Banks of the Sweet Primroses

16. Gentlemen of High Reknown

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CD3 'Coppersongs 3'

 

1. Claudy Banks

2. Spencer The Rover

3. Warlike Seamen

4. Sweet Lemeney

5. Hard Times of Old England

6. Echoing Horn

7. Wind Across the Moor

8. Month of May

9. Bold Fisherman

10.Dame Durden

11. The Bold Dragoon

12. Babes in the Wood

13. Seamen Bold

14. Bold Britons

15. Two Young Brethren

16. Admiral Benbow

17. Shepherds Arise

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CD4 'Coppers at Christmas'

 

1. Extract from "The Life of James Copper", 1951 broadcast (Jim talking about Christmas fare when he was young)
2. Christians Awake
3. Christmas Song
4. Ring Out, O Bells
5. Rolling Downwards
6. Softly the Night
7. The Angels Sang
8. Wake the Sweet Anthem
9. While Shepherds Watched
10. Christmas Presents (Recorded by Bob and Ron in the 1950s)
11. Shepherds Arise
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CD5 'Passing Out'

 

1. Hard Times Of Old England
2. Dame Durden
3. The Irish Girl (As I Walked Out)
4. Come Write Me Down
5. Charming Molly
6. Brisk And Lively Lad
7. Rose Of Allendale
8. Pleasant Month Of May
9. Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy
10. Come All Bold Britons
11. Cupid's Garden
12. Banks Of The Sweet Primroses

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FECD122 'The Red Haired Lad'  

 

1. The Blarney Stone

2. I Am A Rambling Man

3. Durham City; Greenwick Park/The Red Haired Lad

4. Come All Ye Tramps & Hawkers

5. A Begging I Will Go

6. Hallelujah I’m A Bum

7. The Star Of The County Down

8. Bonny At Morn/My Bonny Lad

9. The Close Of An Irish Day/Wild Hills Of Wannies

10. The Bells Of Rhymney

11. Johnny Miner; Moving Day

12. Kerry Polka/I Have A Bonnet Trimmed With Blue

13. I’ll Make My Way To Liverpool

14. Gan Nae Mair A Roving

15. Doran’s Ass/The Glenside No. 2

16. Wild Wild Whiskey

17. The Wealthy Squire

18. An Coleen Deas/Down The Glen

19. The Green Banks Of Yarrow

20. Three Around Three/Flowers Of Edinburgh

21. A Young Man Came To My Daddy’s Door

22. The Stone Outside Dan Murphy’s Door

23. Goodbye Mick

24. I Wish They’d Do It Now.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FECD155  'As close as can be'

 

1. True Love John

2. Yodel It Over

3. I Wish I Was In Manchester

4. The Seasons

5. Scarborough Fair Town

6. Poison In A Glass Of Wine

7. Whiskey In Me Tay/ Dealing Men Of Crossmaglen

8. The Holland Handkerchief

9. I Am Stretched On Your Grave

10. The Bacon Butty

11. Cotton Mill Colic

12. Rough & Rocky

13. The Richman’s Daughter

14. Silver Dagger, Turtle Dove

15. Slieve Gallon Braes

16. Slan Beo With The House On The Hill

17. Uncle Dan McCann

18. Rose Of My Heart
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OH1CD The Old Hat Concert Party

 

1. Oscar Wood's Polka /Old Joe the boat's going over /Redwing

2. Story /Fellas in Love

3. Cecil Pearl's Hornpipes

4. Abey my boy /Story /Stepdance to Albert Hewitt's Hornpipe

5. Marrowbones

6. In the shade of the old apple tree /Are we to part like this Bill? /There's a lovely lake in London

7. The wooden leg family

8. Story- 'playing for dancing' /Rig a Jig /Starry night for a ramble /Woodland flowers

9. Happy hours

10. Are you all livery?

11. Harry Cox's /Cromer Schottisches

12. Rattling old grey mare

13. Oscar's Waltz /Peggy O'Neill

14. Stepdance to Scotland the brave

15. Is Izzy azzy wozz?

16. Alf Peachey's Polka /B B's

17. Waiting for the wagon /Dennington Bell

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OH2CD The Old Hat Dance Band

 

1. Babes in the Wood /I Looked East and I Looked West 

2. Lemmie Brazil's /Leitrim Thrush

3. Marche St. Jean /Alexandrine March

4. Linehope Lope /William Durette's Clog

5. Hayes Favourite

6. The Carraroe /Spirit of the Dance

7. Ville de Quebec

8. Lucy Farr's /Centenary March

9. Marche du Verner

10. Church Street/St. Mary's

11. Silver Wings

12. The Flying Pieman /Ripple of the Teign /Gipping Jig

13. Marche des Cabrettaires

14. Duke of Marlborough /Barren Rocks of Aden

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OH3CD Katie's Quartet

 

1. BB's /Gaspe Reel

2. Sally Sloane's Barn Dance

3. Rufus Guinchard's Country Waltz

4. Julia's Jigs

5. Shipdham Polka

6. Rosalie the Prairie Flower /Scan's Schottische

7. Ring the Banjo /The Dragon

8. On the Green /Ponytrot Polka

9. Reel a Quatre /Chez Nous

10. Ada Philpott's Waltzes

11. Cameron Men /Billy Harrison's Polka

12. Padraig O'Keefe's /John Clifford's

13. Cabri Waltz /Wells Waltz

14. Magic Slipper /little Diamond

15. Duke of Cornwall's Reel

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OH4CD 'Unbuttoned'

 

I. The Sloe /Seamo's Polka /Lichfield Tattoo

2. Peril Waltz

3. Green Bushes (song)

4. Squashfields /Sonora Two-Step / Peanut Shoes

5. Molly Vaughan (song)

6. Jack's Rambles

7. Greengrocer's March

8. One Fine Morning (song)

9. Charlie Lynch's Waltz /Valse de man Pere

10. Captain White's Jig /Paddy Godden's Lancers

11. Captain Thunderbolt (song)

12. Cababi Polka /Hohokum Polka

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SDCD003 'The Brid Fiddler'

 

1. Dancing in the Dark

2. The Codfish

3. Four Hand Reel

4. The Maid and the Magpie

5. Tom's Hornpipes

6. Shovelling Ice

7. Bridlington Fishermen's Song

8. Busking Set

9. Windy Old Weather

10. Mary had a Ploughboy

11. Poor Old Horse

12. Jigs

13. Barr and Darr

14. Herrings' Heads

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SDCD008 Jim & Lynette Eldon

 

1. Died for love

2. Still I love him

3. Champagne Charlie

4. Tommy Bell

5. The Folkestone murder

6. The red bush

7. Lord Bateman

8. The rakes of Mallow

9. No, my love, not I

10. Robin Hood & the three squires

11. Oh, what a windy night

12. Pip's among cod

13. The green castle hornpipe/The steamboat hornpipe

14. The laidly worm

15. The candlelight fisherman

16. The Derby lamb

17. As I was going to Alston

18. A nobleman lived in a mansion